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And Tolvanen has played quite well since he was inserted into the lineup. I really wish we would have claimed him.

I've been saying keep 6K up for over a month, glad to see others coming around.

Saros made 64 saves in a 5-3 win. Jankowski got his 4th goal of the year.

I think maintenance day is fantastic!! Those boys do a great job. Of course Sabres live with Marty and Duffer. I like Chad's work and enjoy his content, but I don't think he's very good on the podcast. After the whistle has Vanek as a regular guest and he's phenomenal. Gionta is also enjoyable as a regular guest. Over all I think Peters and Rivet do a good job even though they irritate me on occasion. I would greatly appreciate recommendations from others on Sabres specific podcasts from other posters. Thanks in advance. I forgot locked on sabres, another good one. Joe goes a bit overboard with the Mitts hate though.

Ekholm isn't on the market, I think Frank threw his name out there for clicks.

No need. You meant no offense.

Tolvanen finally got into a game and got a goal. Really surprised Seattle kept him in the press box for so long, anyone in the pacific NW heard anything about why they claimed him but haven't been playing him?

I'll say it again 6K should play regularly until his play dictates he be sent down, roll with three goalies until that happens.

Question for people who still live in Buffalo. When you say there's a driving ban in Buffalo, are you using Buffalo as a generic term for the area or in a literal sense? For instance, you can drive down Delaware through Tonawanda and Kenmore and the ban starts at the city line. Is this correct?

Question for people who still live in Buffalo. When you say there's a driving ban in Buffalo, are you using Buffalo as a generic term for the area or in a literal sense? For instance, you can drive down Delaware through Tonawanda and Kenmore and the ban starts at the city line. Is this correct?

I think Marchand is a better hockey player than Skinner for significantly less money.

If Savoie is making the Sabres next year perhaps Kane could be a good fit with him on the 3rd line? I wouldn't trade for him though.

Yes. I like it better than UPL

6K absolutely stole two points last night. 6K was phenomenal in his last two games. 6K has won four of his last five starts. 6K should play regularly until his play dictates he be sent down, roll with three goalies until that happens.

6-2 in their last eight and 37 goals scored, 4.5 per game. They've given up 1.5 per game over the last four. Scrambling the lines makes no sense to me.

Personally, I like Torts. Not for the Sabres of course, as I think Granato is a better fit, but if Nashville was to make a coaching change and could pick between between the two I think Torts would be a better fit for that roster. Absolutely love Granato in Buffalo though and think he's doing a great job with the young roster.

Nice to see them over .500 this late in the year. Jost has been an excellent bottom six pick up, Krebs has been playing better lately and Clague seems to be improving, he may stick in the top six if the D ever gets fully healthy. Five points back with a game in hand and over fifty games left, they are definitely not out of it.

I had not watched the Bandits game yet. You suck.

Veri interested in seeing how Davies does with the big club.

Davies can be serviceable.

I think 6K is 3-1 in his last four, and now has a winning record on the year.

Mule extension?

Davies got quite a few games in Nashville last year, I'm a little surprised he hasn't gotten a look yet. I'm not saying he's good, but he is better than Myers, who a few posters were interested in claiming off of waivers.

I think Drury and Guerin had a conversation about Reaves and made a deal. I don't believe Drury made it known to the league that Reaves was on the market and had GMs bidding on him.

We don't know what comrie is yet. He's only had 11 games, some when the D was decimated. He could be a legit starter and we just don't know it yet. Not all drafts are equal. No way I'm trading a first in this deep draft.