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Ullmark hurt himself covering up for the guys in front of him.

Okay that was Hutton. Even Krieder couldn't believe it went in.

Skinner would have scored if... Never mind.

Skinner would have scored if he were on the first line.

He plays like he retired already. Love how the Sabres get checked off the puck so easily. 3 guys around the puck and one ranger forechecker blew it up

Did you see how Dahlin finally decided to play some defense on that breakaway?

Skinner would have scored if he were on the first line.

Get rid of Hutton. Our defense is fine. Montour: oh let me get out of your way while you shoot.

What happens when the next goalie gives up 9 because our D keeps throwing up on themselves?

I know I'm in the minority but I think brain dead moves like that turnover by Montour are the biggest problem.

Did they give Montour an assist?

So they looked better not scoring?

So who's the big prize in the draft? What young player do we ruin next?

At least the kids are trying.

Did you see how everyone backed away and let the shooter just walk in untouched?

The Sabres play a soft zone that the Flyers skate through like pylons at practice.

What happened?

I thought the Flyers were skating at half-speed. Maybe that's what happens when you face a mediocre opponent. You tend to play down to them. But even playing down to the Sabres is enough to dominate them. Of course their goaltending looked sharp. There wasn't a single dangerous scoring chance by Buffalo.

Really? They didn't look special. If the Sabres didn't play like they were drugged...

Can't wait to see what they look like tomorrow.

Okay. No one needs to take care of the puck. No one needs to score either. Goalies can just make every save.

I put on the UB basketball game. Up by 20. Lots more fun.

Have you ever considered the goalies with better save percentages don't have teams in front of them that continuously turn the puck over?

Hutton has made plenty of good saves today. But the 5 guys in front of him keep helping out the Flyers. How about for a change we put a little blame on what leads to those goals instead of the goals themselves?

And the breakdowns that led to that goal are fine.