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He joined Black Sabbath in 1968 and must of only been like 16, they were pretty popular shortly after so he has been a celebrity his entire adult life. So no need to drive himself I guess

Does this number include playoff games? Oh, just kidding

Goaltending could very well be better, they added a guy who might help out a lot, we shall see. JJP gets replaced by Norris and added production by up and comers. The defense is better The team is another year older. I seriously doubt this team will fold with the lead like last years team did at start of last season. I'd be very surprised if we see them losing games again after taking leads into third period where other team just runs over them.

Must win!

I forgot about Krebs. Wonder if there is more offensive upside there? We do have a lot of interesting potential risers on the team. Especially assuming Norris injured at some point, we will need someone to step up and replace JJP's scoring. Kulich better learn not to set himself up for thundering body checks or he might miss time. Quinn really had chemistry with JJP, hope he is able to play without him

https://thehockeywriters.com/sabres-players-put-nhl-notice-2025-26/#google_vignette Every season, there are always a few players around the league who have a breakout season and “put the league on notice”. Last season, we saw it with players like Connor McMichael and Aliaksei Protas of the Washington Capitals, who both put up career highs, helping the team to the Metropolitan Division title. And this is a second article to chew on: https://thehockeywriters.com/until-the-sabres-fix-their-culture-nothing-else-matters/

UPL is who I was talking about

He was pretty terrible for stretches

Yes, that's why I still have hope for UPL. First year carrying the load in NHL isn't easy. Hopefully he learned how better to prepare, stay focused and move on from disappointment.

I feel a little better about the goaltending situation after watching that interview. I think he will be good, but he also seems like a person that will help make UPL and Levi better pros. Here's hoping!

Seems like part of an interview. Not sure what he is talking about with books, but he seems intense Here is a link with the full interview

Panarin

Gilbert was not good at playing defense though

I consider the sixth d-man an important position. If he gets run over, your team loses.

And without him isn't there a glaring hole in it? Who would be our sixth d-man? Bryson? 😩

Well, its probably the best they can do.

He did not handle being the number 1 goalie very well, that's for sure. Would be nice if him and Levi could somehow split the duties and provide some consistency

The Buffalo Sabres will hold their annual Development Camp at LECOM Harborcenter from Monday, June 30 through Thursday, July 3. A collection of Sabres prospects will gather in Buffalo for workouts, practices and a scrimmage. All on-ice sessions are free and open to the public. The full camp roster will be announced at a later date. It will include players selected in the 2025 NHL Draft, which takes place June 27 and 28 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles – with the Sabres operating from Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park. 2025 NHL Draft coverage: Schedule, Sabres’ projections and more Development Camp, which follows the draft each summer, introduces Sabres prospects to organizational standards and continues establishing their professional work habits. Through on- and off-ice workouts, participants begin familiarizing themselves with the Sabres’ development and performance staffs. Here’s the full schedule of on-ice sessions open to fans, all of which will take place at LECOM Harborcenter. Monday, June 30 | 1:30 – 3 p.m. | Practice Tuesday, July 1 | 9 – 10:30 a.m. | Practice Wednesday, July 2 | 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Practice Thursday, July 3 | 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Scrimmage All times are subject to change; stay tuned to Sabres.com and the Sabres’ social media channels for potential updates.

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He said in the pre-draft press conference that there were also several RHD in the system already. So looks like that is covered. Bringing in these defenceman makes its seem obvious he is trading Bo

Because of this???

Timmins averaged 18:43 in ice time – well above his career average of 15:46 – in 17 games following a March trade to Pittsburgh. He had seven points (1+6) in that span and the Penguins owned a 57-percent share of shot attempts with him on the ice at 5-on-5. A native of of St. Catharines, Ont. – about 30 miles north of Buffalo – Timmins was a second-round draft pick (32nd overall) by Colorado in 2017. He’s played 159 NHL games spanning six seasons with Colorado, Arizona, Toronto and Pittsburgh. Belliveau, 22, split last season between Pittsburgh’s AHL and ECHL affiliates. The 2021 fifth-round pick has seven points (1+6) in 24 career AHL games.

Absolutely nothing. It was a joke Timmins, 26, had 15 points (3+12) in 68 games last season with Toronto and Pittsburgh. The 6-foot-3, 213-pound defenseman is the second right shot added to the roster via trade in the past week, following the addition of Michael Kesselring from Utah on Thursday. (The Sabres also used their first-round draft pick on a right-shot defenseman in Radim Mrtka.) During Timmins' 5-on-5 ice time in 2024-25, his teams outscored their opponents 39-30 and held advantages in expected goals (52.2%), shot attempts (51.6%) and scoring chances (51.9%), according to Natural Stat Trick.