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As per usual, DET vs WSH went to OT....
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3 minutes ago, bob_sauve28 said:
Is there recent precedence for this? Like a team signing a good goalie to one year deal?
Francois if healthy could likely be convinced of a 1x2mil prove your healthy type deal.
Stolarz would be a solid 2mil guy for a year.
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I wonder if William Karlsson will be a cap casualty in Vegas because he'd be a solid 3C with a 55% FO as well solid 2 way play.
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The St. Louis Blues have a chance to tie Vegas with 9 games remaining potentially.
The two play tonight and a Blues regulation win would put them 2 pack with Vegas holding a game in hand. Said game is the next day against Nashville.
Following that Vegas plays Winnipeg while the Blues play Calgary.
That race could get hot tonight
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26 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
What was ugly about it? Overall a good defensive performance by the Sabres. You have to win low scoring games too.
It's all the blows to the head he took.
The Sabres weren't ugly in particular; more so the game itself. Especially in the 2nd period where everyone kept falling or slipping as well as the puck getting stuck in puddles it seemed.
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Ovi threatened his team he’d send them to Russia if they didn’t play better
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Just now, SABRES 0311 said:
That Clifton goal was a snipe.
And UPL got an apple
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I love the lighting in Calgary’s stadium; the ice on the other hand seemed to give both teams fits
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Ugly game but a win is a win.
If they don’t lose again they have a chance 😉
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5 hours ago, Alaska John said:
The Sabres while still mathematically alive are clearly not going to make the playoffs. Facing facts, they should be tanking to get the best draft position possible. And based on the third period against Edmonton, it looks like the Sabres got that memo.
It would be better not to bring any Rochester players up so they're not in the locker room while this is going on. Toxicity is contagious.
No way, I’ve learned my lesson in spades about purposeful tanking. Never again.
Hopefully we go on a little run, pick around 10 or 11 and use it to acquire a player in a trade.
If we magically win 1 or 2 great, but most likely we’d have a nice trade chip
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Bad luck:
Injuries are often this, barring some idiotic oversight of stretching causing a groin tear; injuries can definitely be considered bad luck.
Jack Quinn, injured trying to better his game and then hurt in a freak skate pick accident. That hit us harder than even I thought it would. We didn’t even try to cover that wound to our roster which still annoys me.
Zach Benson’s penalties, I have never seen a player in particular get so many questionable or outright absurd calls made against him. From a team standpoint this is bad luck.
Dylan Cozens runs the gambit of bad luck and bad play. Especially to start the year the guy couldn’t buy a goal. He has also had general lapses in judgment for games at a time. He had a rough year but not anything I’m concerned by, yet.
Bad Play:
Owen Power’s sophomore slump has left him mediocre at best most of the year. He’s looked better since his return from injury but too little too late.
Jeff Skinner’s Jekyll and Hyde impression has gotten very old. He shows in some games he can play some degree of defensive hockey and can literally take over offensively for stints yet seems to outright refuse to do so some nights. Instead he’ll twirl and try to backhand pass a puck into a crowd hoping the banged up Thompson or ever moving Tuch stumble onto it.
Eric Comrie, if he is every bit a good guy as he is a bad goalie then I can certainly understand his “well liked” status. The oddest part with him is always the good games he’ll play once in a while only for the offense to dry up.
Peyton Krebs, he makes me want to scream. When playing with scrubby hard workers with their stone hands he plays smart, makes great passes and generally plays very effective only to be let down by his line mates. For a very brief 2 weeks before Mitts was traded he showed his abilities with good forwards. But now with the good forwards he's gone back to his pre-4th line days again. Passing far too much east-west and looking reckless with the puck. Can anyone please convince him everyone is Girgs and Okposo so he may play straightforward but actually find some success?
Here’s just a few things I wanted to unload
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Really have no way of saying before I see what we do in the offseason.
I gave the benefit of doubt that the players would grow and with a few tweaks we'd garner the extra points to make the show. Now I'm left holding the bag trying to parse through what was bad luck, what was bad play and what was just plain bad.
We most certainly have a shot but again I'll hold my predictions off for now.
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2 minutes ago, GASabresIUFAN said:
So, lets see if I understand this. The Sabres jumped out to a good start and a two goal lead, played hard for 2 period, and then folded when they got behind.
Coaching is definitely not the problem.
To be honest they didn’t go downhill until goal 4 really. But that flukey 3rd goal probably set this up. After that it became a mad scramble to score and everything continued to backfire until they seemed to just give up
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Cozens got swarmed and his two defenseman stood near him until he lost it the one time. The other was Olofsson trying to force a puck through a man in regards to two of our long shifts.
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Scoreboard giving us nothing tonight, we need a win just to keep up
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28 minutes ago, Brawndo said:
From Friedman 32 Thoughts
It sure sounds like Rod Brind’Amour is all but extended in Carolina. He has waited for his assistants to be taken care of. You will remember that, in 2021, Dean Chynoweth left for Toronto when he felt he could do better on the open market.
Well that's disappointing
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21 minutes ago, Weave said:
I miss that, let’s win tonight so we can for a brief time again.
51 minutes ago, sabrefanday1 said:Unfortunately we are due to lose to them...
We don’t need this. Take your defeatist comments to the moon.
Throw everything at EDM, this is what separates the boys from the men.
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2 hours ago, pi2000 said:
But he's a reall really really nice guy who everyone likes.
I can’t say he isn’t, but he isn’t a good goalie. Good guy though seemingly
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3 hours ago, Scottysabres said:
Is this a home game or away game?
I think there’s two games and we each have 1 home game
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24 minutes ago, LETSTUCHINGO said:
This play last night by Dahlin was amazing and speaks to the effort he gives on a nightly basis! Deserves the "C" and it's not even close!!
Dahlin truly does hate to lose and even when the odds are a far from even remotely possible he'll continue to go down and defend an empty net.
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They could hire Jesus and some of you guys would still have complaints
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1 minute ago, CallawaySabres said:
Buffalo does not have a #1 center so good luck finding one of those in the next few years. They are going to have to figure out how to add another #2 center and hope that have a couple #2s will be good enough to make some noise if they ever make the playoffs again.
Thompson can be a 1C, Cozens is akin to a 2C/1W
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1 hour ago, inkman said:
He can’t
Why can't he? Not that I don't think there will be a 50-50 split of his time but I highly doubt he's going to outright ignore the Sabres and give it to interns
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47 minutes ago, Thorny said:
Miller and EP blow anything we have at forward out of the water and Hughes is better than Dahlin and I’m the biggest Dahlin guy there is
Talent wise the forwards are pretty close, especially Miller. However our guys have had terrible seasons comparatively.
Hughes is faster than Dahlin but Dahlin edges him in physicality by far.
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I’ll give Tuch credit for flying around all of the 2nd period; but the team as a whole still have a 3 goal deficit to recoup.