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5 for that is *****
And a game. ***** these idiots.
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1 minute ago, French Collection said:
It seems like Robinson can fill that role, so no rush.
If only KA could find a way to have KO be ‘load managed’. Krebs could help a bit more offensively if he had a little more skill on his wings.
Time to park the old oak for some games
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allons-y les garçons
vaincre les mauvaises habitudes
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Zemgus is settling in to a nice Christmas season.
See you in 2024 Z.
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7 minutes ago, inkman said:
For the first time in a long time I felt like the Sabres treated Marchand with the disrespect he deserves.
It's never enough for me. He deserves all the smoke.
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1 minute ago, inkman said:
We jest but I think he may be the start of retooling our bottom 6. Get a couple more guys pushing Okie to the press box and Rosen back to Rochester.
If he plays that style of game every night he'll definitely be an asset.
I agree. Okie is gonna have to sit on his stick at some point.
Couple more big strong guys with snarl in their game like Carrier in LV.
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Goal shoulda counted adding to the legend of Big Rob
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Levi pantsed em
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***** yeah boys!!!!
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The boys sold out on the blocked shots tonight. Good *****!
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Mitts of Silk
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You dirty rat
Just now, bob_sauve28 said:JJP knocked MacAvoy out of game
Yep
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6 hours ago, RochesterExpat said:
That's honestly a really good question. I think the core of it is maturity. We see a lot of players who lack toughness/grit "find" it in their game after a few years in the AHL or NHL. Generally, the players who develop grit/toughness are the same players who dominated junior hockey and it was an unused part of the game simply because they were just that much more talented than others (and played with other superstars themselves).
Is that something that developed from coaching? Is it a natural evolution stemming from a need to adapt to survive in a league of relative parity? Is it just a consequence of physical growth and mental maturity? Or is it some internal motivation coming from looking at your NHL-level teammates and realizing these are guys playing playoff series with broken ribs?I haven't a clue.
I think all players are tough but not all players play with the fire in their belly.
Coaches like Torts seem to get about as much fire as they can from their players and it shows in their play and in their record so far.
The current Sabres team doesn't have anyone playing with that fire right now.
They need that.
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8 hours ago, Crusader1969 said:
I think it can come from within. Though preferably it's natural
I honestly think that ones "balls" (as Torts would say) can grow if you add toughness on the 4th line. You know you have guys who will have your back. Also, a true energy line will energize the entire team, not just the one line.
I really want to see Carrier back in a Sabres uniform (UFA in Vegas) and if Philly drops out of the race - what would it take to bring back Deslauriers back. Probably would have to overpay what you usually would for a 4th liner but worth it. Sad that the guys this team desperately need were here and discarded. Add Foligno to that list as guys they should have never traded away
Has a NTC too
Give us our solution when you have time
I like Carrier. Always have.
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Serious question.
Can toughness and grit be developed in a player or do they have to come by it naturally?
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5 hours ago, SabresBillsFan said:
^ This is spot on about free agents. Buffalo really needs to start drafting guys that have sand paper to their game. Plus The defense is way too soft.
But the analytics dept doesn't have a stat for that
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Can he penalty kill so Tage doesn't have to?
If so, I'll take it.
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17 of 25 games giving up the first goal is just *****in ridiculous
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17 of 25 games they started in the hole
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Focus on the next one boys
Don't let them get it yet
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Ok boys let's get one back
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