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F###ing Toronto

Doesn't matter if they're good or not, for all Canadian coverage it will still be THE MAPLE LEAFS and then the nhl.

He's not instilling a lot of confidence.

I prefer the way that the NFL doesn't try to measure headshots in millimeters. It's that close, its a headshot.

Well that's a bunch of bull####

I don't know wtf is going on with Samuelsson, but I'm here for it.

TRADE VALUE!

Gare could score.

Lindy's got the old man energy working tonight

Power's two best skills are 'standing' and 'watching'

Yeah, it went something like this:

I wouldn't even bring perception into this and just say 'reality is reality.' The Sabres are a sh## show that any legitimate player, executive, or coach should avoid like the plague.

Do you really believe that any of those available candidates would agree to work under Kevyn Adams? So I don't doubt Adams did do due diligence, but it went something like this: (Phone call) Gallant: Hello? Adams: Hello Gerard. This is Smilin' Kev Adams with the Sabres. I was wondering if you would like to fly into Buffalo to discuss our HC opening. Gallant: Head Coach? Are you still going to be the GM? Adams: Of course! Gallant: No f###ing way! Lose my number. (Hangs up) That call would take about 30 seconds. So 10 of those calls would take about 5 minutes. If you spaced out the calls to include a break for lunch, it would take 30 minutes, tops. Due dillengence done. No legitimate coach will work for a lame-duck clown like Kevyn Adams, unless he wants to ease himself into retirement working in his adopted home town.

How can it be any more worse than it is now? The Sabres have the worst GM in the history of the NHL, and the owner doesn't seem to give a F. All this results in the most boring, uninspiring hockey that any fanbase has been subjected to. So, you know, good times

Quenneville is coaching the Ducks. I haven't heard from Hitchcock since he played the evil cop on Peaky Blinders.

Not teams, GMs. GMs who know how to aquire talent, hire coaches, and build a roster to win consistently in the NHL. Pegula has only hired frauds and clowns to manage the Sabres.

It's difficult to develop that 'hate-to-lose' culture when ownership/management keeps moving the guys who truly hate to lose out of the organization. O'Reilly hated to lose, put that feeling into words, and was traded. Eichel and Reinhart were sick of losing and didn't want to go through another rebuild. Adams claimed that they didn't want to be here, traded them and then proceeded with his idiotic and doomed rebuild. It's difficult to build that hate-to-lose culture when you label those players who voice dissatisfaction with losing as dissenters to the cause, and then move them out of the organization.

It's all that.

"The Winter Classic, now with 100% more wind confusion!"

Not if you wanted him fired 3 seasons ago.

The Sabres new goal song.

Did the Sabres learn nothing from Jay McKee?

Dahlin knocked a guy down. He played well. Doan looked good. Lyon played well for 2 and a half periods. Thompson was all right. Zucker had some old man energy. Other than that, nothing but passengers.

If the Sabres want to sign Tuch, they will need to pay an incompetence tax, which is 8 years, 10+ million aav.