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Unacceptable. They need to do better

Is Mike Hunt dressing for the Flyers tonight?

When I was like 10-11 years old my mom got a stalker. This dude just would not stop calling, driving by the house and even coming in the house. Some people just get it in their head they own other people.

The lines are all over the place, but Don Granato said it’s important to work on the pairs now, “We’ve asked a lot of guys to forgo familiarity and ease through training camp and partner up with younger players, but today in the game, specifically on D, these are the guys going back for pucks and these are situations where you can run pretty hard, so the familiarity there is important to me. “I want to make sure they’re in a good spot, that there is some continuity, you retrieve pucks, you break out of your zone and there’s the potential for physical harm, so that’s an area that I don’t want to mess around with.” https://www.audacy.com/wgr550/sports/sabres/tuesday-is-another-first-for-owen-power

Or having Will Butcher on D

Reminds me of 2012-2020 🤣

Sabres winger Alex Tuch believes they will be able to improve with most of the same guys in place. “In our last 10 games, I think our defense had an average age of like 22.1, so the entire group is going to improve with one more year of experience," said Tuch after Monday's practice. "It’s a young D-core, and we had a really good addition in Lyubushkin, but we’re going to improve as a team. Everyone from last year is hoping to have a better year.” https://www.audacy.com/wgr550/sports/sabres/sabres-think-they-can-improve-even-with-very-few-changes

Right now, it’s unclear which position the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Mittelstadt will play this season. He began camp at left wing before shifting to center on Monday. In Mittelstadt, Dylan Cozens, Peyton Krebs and Tage Thompson, the Sabres have built up impressive depth down the middle. Mittelstadt, Cozens or Krebs will likely spend time playing wing. “Wherever he puts me, I’ll play, I’ll play hard and try to have some fun,” said Mittelstadt, who will likely make his preseason debut tonight. “I think I’ve played both before, so it’s no problem bouncing back and forth. … It honestly doesn’t feel much different playing wing and playing center, especially in our system, just because we’re trying to always be moving and then pressure the puck. “So if you’re the first guy back, you’re playing center. For me, it’s pretty much the same.” https://www.buffalohockeybeat.com/confident-and-healthy-sabres-casey-mittelstadt-ready-for-breakout-season/

Looks like they threw darts at the board to pick lines

Well, maybe they will get lost somewhere in the midwest and never find their way home

Nice line up! Hope Rosen gets one!

Go Sabres!!

So you are saying we might go to finals or eastern conference finals? I mean, ya ok. I'll take a playoff team and maybe a win in round one

Just awful and pathetic. He sits there talking about last years standing as the play is going on then he announces a 2-1 break, but for who? He is terrible.

I'm guessing a high scoring game No clue how good he is, but if Adam's gang is finding NHL talent this way, along with what they seem to be doing in the draft, then wow!

Oh, thought that was a video, it's not

https://www.buffalohockeybeat.com/after-starring-for-team-canada-sabres-dylan-cozens-confident-he-can-score/

Dru Krebs

More good D news!

That's good to hear

The Buffalo Sabres today announced the team's broadcast plans for the 2022-23 preseason. Three of the team's six preseason games will be streamed on Sabres.com and the other three will be available on TV within the Sabres' local broadcast market. Dan Dunleavy will call the action with Rob Ray providing color commentary for all radio games as well as the two Sabres-produced web streams and the October 4 game against Carolina. Buffalo's broadcast on MSG on October 4 will include a pregame show starting at 6:30 p.m. and a postgame show featuring studio host Brian Duff and analyst Martin Biron. Here is the full preseason schedule with broadcast information. Home games are in bold. Sunday, September 25 vs. Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena (2 p.m.) TV: NHL Network (NBC Sports Washington feed) Radio: WWKB 1520 AM Tuesday, September 27 vs. Philadelphia Flyers at KeyBank Center (7 p.m.) Streaming: Sabres.com Radio: WGR 550 Get your tickets today Wednesday, September 28 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena (7 p.m.) Streaming: Sabres.com (Blue Jackets feed) Radio: WGR 550 Saturday, October 1 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins at KeyBank Center (1 p.m.) Streaming: Sabres.com Radio: WGR 550 Get your tickets today Tuesday, October 4 vs. Carolina Hurricanes at KeyBank Center (7 p.m.) TV: MSG (Pregame show begins at 6:30 p.m.) Radio: WGR 550 Get your tickets today Friday, October 7 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena (7 p.m.) TV: MSG (AT&T Sports feed) Radio: WGR 550 https://www.nhl.com/sabres/news/sabres-announce-2022-23-preseason-broadcast-schedule/c-335723266

I do wish they just offered Pysyk a few more bucks. I thought he was excellent at 7.

Oh yes! As long as he stays healthy he will do that easily