IF he returns (not a given) you find out if he's ready to turn over the reins. If he is, cool, give the C to Tuch. If he isn't cool with stepping back, then let him keep the letter. But he's talked about how there are leaders on this team. My expectation is he'll be cool with stepping back.
Didn't he draw the penalty that set up the PP that saw Quinn decide not to take the easy shot while the PP was ending and instead buried the much more difficult midair rebound right after the PP ended?
And with that single win, the Sabres only need to climb over 1 other team whom they have a game in hand on to be right behind the Pens and Aisles.
It ain't over until WE say it's over.
True, but can't immediately think of an occassion where the D were patient and just let the forward stay below the goal line in a place where he could do no damage (especially with them both taking away options for him).
Any of the other "big guns" for the Loafs would've gotten that shot on net and very possibly past Anderson. Nylander can always be counted on to not come through in the clutch. (And Marner is playoff disappearing act.)