Brawndo

sigh

Dahlin out tonight

Right now His Market Value is around 6 Million, I would offer 6x6 this Summer

My Sister teaches with His Dad, they have been contacted by 7 NHL Teams so far

The data does not support this. He had best offensive and defensive metrics with Eichel two years ago and those were terrible. His injury coupled with Him being one year from UFA is the worse combination possible for Him. In their limited sample size together Asplund-Thompson and VO looked pretty good from a metrics standpoint. Hopefully when Quinn is back they move Olofsson with Asplund and Mittelstadt for a stretch of games to get an answer. And as this a development season for the team, I would give place Him on the Top Unit with Krebs, Dahlin, Tuch to see if that boosts His Production. Which player would you rather the Sabres sign VO 3 years at 4 Million AAV or Andre Burakovsky 4 years at 6.5-7 Million AAV? The latter turned 27 this month, VO this July. Similar production counting stat wise, but Burakovsky has much better defensive metrics.

Later round player to watch. Joey Muldowney, plays in WNY for Nichols School committed to UConn for next year. 17 years old, turns 18 in June. RW 5’11” 154 Ibs needs to get stronger. Has 1.73 PPG Pace, for reference Mittelstadt was 2.56 in HS

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That’s a hit by Dahlin

They got screwed on a few calls in Colorado and now got screwed on a missed call

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It’s the tale of two periods for Tokarski

Great Kill

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TAGE HATTY

Fixed

JFC

TAGE TWO

Ugh

Damn

TAGE

Hagg scratched on Defense

Here is what The Athletic had to say about the Sabres Top Line 3. While all eyes are on Eichel at the moment, some attention should be given to the player Buffalo landed in the deal: Alex Tuch. Tuch has fully embraced Buffalo as his home which can hopefully create an infectious attitude that helps shift the franchise’s losing culture. It helps a lot that he’s been playing spectacular hockey along the way. Buffalo got a real good one here. In just 16 games as a Sabre, Tuch has seven goals and 19 points, a 97-point pace over a full season that would eclipse Eichel’s best pace as a Sabre of 94 points. Now, it’s unlikely that Tuch does keep that up — his on-ice shooting percentage is 14.4 percent — but the fact he’s even flashing this kind of offensive upside suggests he can be a real bonafide top-line player. That’s a massive get for Buffalo and the proof is in the underlying numbers where the Sabres, a team that routinely gets badly out-chanced, has 53 percent of the scoring chances with Tuch on the ice. No one else on the team is above breakeven. All of that has come on a line with Jeff Skinner and Tage Thompson who have earned 59 percent of the expected goals together in 100 minutes. Those are incredible numbers for a top line and that’s a great start for Buffalo’s rebuild redux. Keeping that up would be a massive win for the Sabres and that starts with Tuch. Skinner should be especially thankful. Since being placed on a line with Tuch full-time, the overpaid winger has 11 goals and 17 points in 16 games. That’s the type of play that makes him worth his lofty price tag.