Nitro60

Sabres fans love to make the top defenseman a whipping boy. Has been that way for decades. and missing wide open nets.

Marty is pointing out the empty net goals and their impact. Psychological importance on the players. Close out games by out working them 5 on 5.

Sabres played half a game. Then the slow collapse.

Coach. Stop the insane belief that your team will score with the goalie pulled. They have not shown in the past several years the ability to control the puck and dominate with the man advantage. By giving up the two goals you took the only solace that they played a very good team close.

Brain dead pass.

I look forward to them pulling the goalie and letting in the empty netter.

Need more aggression on the offensive play.

Dell plays out of control.

When you are a bad team you think the breaks and refs are against you. NO. You are bad and that is what happens to bad teams.

Now that is just peachy. Can not score on an open net only to let Panthers come back and score the go ahead goal. BRUTAL

The hockey Gods hate the Sabres.

Not a fan of blind drop passes.

Huberdeau took a dive. He felt the guy lean on him and he went down.

Huberdeau is a delicate flower

KYlLE? What the heck? UN freaking Necessary.

Cheap penalty.

Too much standing around

No lead is safe with the Sabres. No matter who is in net.

Since the goalie change the Sabres look rattled by the pressure. Turning over the puck and rarely crossing center ice. Gut check time.

Good start. Look at the Washington game. Down 4 and they rally back to win. Panthers are a solid team. Happy for the Sabres so far.

Sabres draft defensemen in premium rounds, they don't really pan out and the Sabres ship them out. Never ending process.

Someone cursed this franchise. Can not get a defenseman to develop This game was sloppy on all levels

Entertaining game so far.

The inability to win face offs in the offensive killed momentum in key situations in the third. It was a fun game to watch if you like wide open hockey.

The Sabres are rattled mentally. Playing like five strangers on the ice.