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1 minute ago, Believer said:
Should have called a Timeout after the failed challenge to calm the team and reset.
That’s on you Ruff.
You are an awful Head Coach.
That video coach isn’t blameless, either.
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They just gotta, right?… I mean, RIGHT?!
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Wow, they looked really bad tonight. Pretty weird. Twice the puck was near the blue line and two Sabres were near enough to get it but hade their backs to it. Philly kept it in and scored on one. WTF?!
It may have happened more but I barely watched. What little I saw didn’t inspire me to keep watching.
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Just now, PromoTheRobot said:
This team is good enough to compete, except between the ears. The saddest part is it's our alleged best players that let us down.
The coaching is sub-par (maybe sub-bogie?), and that’s on the GM, and that’s on Pegula.
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1 minute ago, JohninMinn. said:
After 20 frickin years this HAS to be the Bottom.
Just wait ‘til the winless roadtrip comes home.
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That was no where near GI.
These coaches ***** suck.
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What a stupid ***** challenge.
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2 minutes ago, Sidc3000 said:
Sadly, i don’t see them winning. Hopefully I’m wrong.
I think you’ll be wrong.
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4 hours ago, SABRES 0311 said:
While I am at it, I'll let him know my thoughts on 3v3 OT and shootouts.
3 hours ago, JohnC said:I recognize that I'm in the minority here but 3v3 in OT is terrific/fun to watch. And to antagonize the members even more is that the shootouts are not only dramatic but also entertaining. It's to our advantage to get to the shootouts because we have players who excel in that format.
2 hours ago, msw2112 said:It is fun and almost a guilty pleasure. It's probably not the best or fairest way to hand out a valuable extra point, but I agree that it's very fast and dramatic to watch. Gets the heart pumping a little bit faster. And after a string of OT losses, maybe it's starting to swing in the Sabres' favor. They do have the speed and offensive skill to succeed in OT and shootouts, and with mobile defensemen like Dahlin, Power, and Byrum, it should give them an advantage, as these guys can (theoretically....) defend, but also have speed and offensive skill to jump into the play in the offensive zone. Most teams have a guy or two of that ilk, but the Sabres have 3. Kesselring may also fall into that category when he returns. It's ironic that the guy with the recent OT game winner is Samuelsson, who is NOT that type of player.
I love 3 on 3 OT.
I hate the shootout.
I’m also okay with ties.
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1 hour ago, Weave said:
Does that mean his shootout goal was a happy ending?
Excellent.
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Östlund is a nice player. I tried to look for holes in his game last night, but couldn’t really find any. Me likely.
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On 11/30/2025 at 12:05 PM, Pimlach said:
All except for Tuch, right? Don't all of his shots go wide? Isn't that one of the many knocks you have on the guy?
He misses the net a lot, way more than he should.
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1 hour ago, matter2003 said:
What are you talking about? That was Mike Mularkey, not Dick Jauron. That's when all we had to do is beat the Steelers backups at home in the final game when they rested everyone, and we would have made the playoffs and we choked it.
Jauron went 7-9 three straight seasons and then was fired in the middle of his 4th year at 3-6.
In his entire coaching career, he had one magical season in his 3rd year with the Bears where the defense and special teams propelled them to a 13-3 record with abysmal QB play and winning close games in improbable ways every week and then never repeated it again, following that season with a 4-12 record. His overall record as an NFL HC was 60-82, an abysmal .423 winning percentage.
His one playoff game was an absolute ass kicking at home against the Eagles where they lost 33-19, were outgained yardage wise 336-184 and had 4 turnovers.
You are absolutely correct. I was thinking of Mike Mularkey. I guess my brain tried to erase the memory of Jauron.
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1 minute ago, PickaPecaPickles said:
Reading through pages of posts this morning has me wondering if Owen Power played last night? There’s usually a handful of criticisms and complaints about him.
That’s usually a good sign for a defenseman.
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1 hour ago, matter2003 said:
Huh? The dude would punt from the other teams 35 if he had the chance. He coached not to lose rather than to win most games.
During the drought, he was the one coach that actually had a winning record (9-7, but still) when he got fired.
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2 hours ago, Ctaeth said:
Hopefully the return of Norris.
Hopefully he gives us at least 2 games this time before going back to IR.
Don’t you mean “the arrival of Norris”?
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19 minutes ago, Brawndo said:
This was sarcasm BTW
It wasn’t far off.
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52 minutes ago, Brawndo said:
Time of puck possession in OT
Wild 4:53
Sabres :07
I initially thought that there was no way that was correct. Then I rewatched it. Wow.
The Sabres still had chances.
And they won.😂
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1 hour ago, Brawndo said:
He torn His ACL, strips the defender and gets the assist in this sequence
That was awesome.
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Just now, DarthEbriate said:
I hope Benson plays 16 seasons in the League (for the Sabres, if possible).
I just hope he scores tonight.
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Just now, Pimlach said:
22 on Minnesota sold that one. He dogged it, bent over, slowed down …
Our guys never draw them like that.
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He’s really slow, but I don’t hate Dunne’s game.
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26 minutes ago, Wyldnwoody44 said:
I missed the first driving home from work, debating if I dare turn it on for the 2nd
It’s a pretty good game.


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Who cares, really? It just doesn’t matter. It’s not like the Sabres would make the playoffs if points system were different.