klos1963

I'd have to think Eichel would ok the release to facilitate a trade. This just seems like poor strategy on the Sabres part. Of course no team would trade for anyone without seeing the medical records of someone who needs major surgery.

I already have ESPN+ so I'm gonna give that a shot. Not signing up for Center Ice. Being in AZ , I miss a lot of games just because of the time zone, so it's not always worth it. I'll play it by ear.

She cancelled my center ice and gave me an additional $16.50 per month off my NFL ticket.

I'm on hold with them right now.

I thought I saw the $70 price, but I just got my directv bill today and it's $160???????

I watched him play a lot here in AZ, he's actually a pretty decent player. Not top 6, but a solid player. You will notice him out there, he contributes, but he's limited. definitely higher end than Flynn, Vinnie is a 30-40 point player over a full season.

No goalie on our roster would be in the NHL if not for the fact that we didn't prioritize goaltending.

I'm not saying this to bash Paul, but someone posted on twitter a whole bunch of tweets from Paul over the years mentioning former Sabre coaches angrily stopping practices. So this isn't close to being the first time.

I believe KA said the team agrees that he needs surgery, but they disagree on the procedure.

That doesn't make any sense. I have to assume he has some say, they are his medical records, but maybe the team has 'rights' to it? Also, since Jack has said he'll go anywhere, I don't think he'd object.

I don't see his value increasing to what KA is asking until he's healthy and has proven he can play at an elite level. Maybe if he has surgery and plays in the Olympics.

Do you think a doctor can determine what the best course of treatment and long term prognosis is based on what we read in the press? Would you trust a doctor's advice that didn't examine you or your medical records? Why? What will they gain from that, and how will that hurt the Sabres?

Does it really matter? Do you think there are GM's that don't really have any interest that will ask for medical records?

How can Adams expect to make a trade without giving the other teams his medical records. Makes no sense.

She was skating during the Sabre Dance, not the Anthem.

ok. we all know how conditions work, just pointing out the problem with them in this particular case.

So this is disrespecting our troops, right?

The concern here could be that a healthy Eichel makes that conditional pick less valuable, as his team would likely finish higher in the standings. The way things stand now, the only way to get top value is for a healthy Eichel to prove his value with the Sabres before a trade.

Nothing wrong with a player being most concerned about his well being, the team success being right after that.

My meaning is that I wish things worked out and Eichel would stay here, also that any trade we make likely won't help us as much as we need it too.

It's one of the dumbest, especially since the person they are trying to insult would never read anything that is written here. It's dumb for 10 year olds, let alone adults.

Pretty sure there will be multiple teams interested in Eichel that he wouldn't mind going to. If he is healthy and Adams wants to trade him, I really don't see the NMC as a huge issue. He'll be easy to trade if he's back to his normal skill level, and he if really wants to leave, he won't hinder a trade. I hate to agree with you on this, but you are correct. But I still don't see a trade helping us that much and it will probably hurt us.

It's still as vivid for me as it is for you. What a series that was. Luce kicked out of the circle and Ramsay wins the faceoff, right?

Hard to find time to disappear while scoring nearly a point a game in his career. If healthy, he's on the verge of being a superstar, it'll happen soon.

A concert is a 'one time' event. Hockey is 40 nights and not really a novelty. I go to the arena when the Sabres play here, but won't make an effort just to see a game. It's not weird that the majority of people that can afford to regularly attend hockey games live in the areas of higher income and population. Glendale is lower income and fewer people, Scottsdale and areas around have much higher incomes and larger population. It's not complicated.