PASabreFan

Another question, at the risk of sending this topic off the rails, who pulled the trigger on the moronic and disastrous trade of Andreychuk, Pupp and a first to Toronto for Grant Fuhr during the 92-93 season? Meehan was still GM.

Here's a start from when John Muckler was hired as DOHO before 91-92. https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/06/24/Muckler-to-join-Sabres-front-office/5196677736000/ "Muckler would not become Sabres general manager, but he would have general manager-type duties that would be expanded as current general manager Jerry Meehan's role becomes more administrative in nature." Why Meehan's duties were being shifted is the question. Muckler would not only go on to coach the team after Rick Dudley was fired early in the 91-92 season, he became GM shortly after May Day.

I won't make that mistake again. Edna is a ***** bitch.

To answer my own question, I suspect Sneaky Joe was exaggerating about Hahn deciding in October. "He already had his mind made up." Not to be taken literally.

Anything to add? It's an interesting call and situation. I'm not convinced the NHL doesn't want everyone talking about and debating these calls. It's hard to believe they can be THAT bad at the rules.

You don't want to show your source. Who's Pinder? More proof? I just want to see any proof that one voter was going to vote Cooper this season no matter what happened. We already have Hahn admitting his vote for Cooper last season was somewhat "outside the box." It's a subjective award. The Hammies of the NHL get to decide. They can vote however they want. There are no criteria. He didn't break the rules. He didn't deserve to be stripped of his vote this season. Sneaky Joe and his Gen Z. cancel culture. Next up: Punch says he's done here.

I'll go Thorny here. Thumbs down? There's no evidence yet that Hahn said he decided in October 2025 to vote for Cooper. Not saying there isn't. But if I see that story from June 2025 again, imma scream.

Please. The adults are talking.

And the video cites the same story.

Round and round we go. That's the Hahn story from a year ago.

Watched it again in super duper slo mo. 100% he said I blew the whistle.

If the ref is saying no goal I blew the whistle, that raises a lot of questions. I can't read lips, but I'd say it's >50% that's what he said.

I'm confused. Is there a link backing up the claim he decided in October 2025? Joe DiBiase of GR just tweeted that Hahn's vote should have been thrown out (edit: before the season, for what he said a year ago), but he linked to the same article I did, from a year ago.

The ref appears to be in the process of blowing the whistle before the puck crossed the line. Anyone read lips? The ref explains the call to one of the Knights. Anyway, if that's goalie interference on the Knight for contacting Anderson's glove (more than incidental contact), would that have been the call on Greenway in Game 7?

Is this the Hahn controversy? It's from last year. It does confirm that the Sharks pxp dude was on a "vendetta." https://sharkshockeydigest.com/san-jose-sharks-randy-hahn-jack-adams-vote-jon-cooper-spencer-carbery/