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Not bad right. I should have bought a lottery ticket. I’m not sure they can afford not to especially if JJP and Quinn have big seasons next year.

Also Mitts and VO’s return to good hockey couldn’t have come at a better time. JJP has only 3 assists in his last 15 games while Quinn has a goal and an assist in his last 15, with both occurring in the Nashville game. I’d say the kids have hit the rookie wall.

I think they call it willful ignorance. No one is arguing that had a lousy start of the season, but since Mitts moved to wing with Jost taking over at center, that lines has been our second best line. VO has scored in 9 in his last 10 games and Casey has 8 assists in those same games and according to Marty Biron they are all primary assists.

Tomorrow’s game is even bigger then today’s. We need continue our momentum and put ourselves in position for a winning road trip. St. Louis is a beatable mediocre team, but we are on the 2nd night of a back to back. The Sabres need to come out strong and get a lead in case the legs go in the 3rd.

Minn/Colorado, whatever, one of those annoying Western teams.

Colorado giving us Jost for nothing? 😉

You know Tage has become a great player when he looked off most of the night and still came away with 2 great assists.

So all of 45 seconds?

Sabres now one spot out of a playoff position. 5 pts behind Washington w 3 games in hand. Anderson better be the first star.

There is a happy teenager

Power with the 1st of the year. Shazam!

Shoot the dang puck Joki.

Seriously. Could it possibly have been to get his 1st PP on the ice? Maybe? Possibly?

They say everything is bigger in Texas.

She floated away?

He seems to be a little off. Probably needs Casey on his line to get him going. 🙂

Robertson scores. I’m shocked.

Keep attacking guys

Fast puck movement and goal. Try that on the PP guys.

Much better period.

Yes. He was only gone a couple of minutes

Good question. I guess the refs don’t like Casey either.

Casey saves a goal. I guess were done with his 2% for the night.

Dunleavy said at intermission that it isn’t the number of faceoffs you win but what you do with them when you win them. Being better in the faceoff circle would certainly help our special teams.

Now we need to do our part and win tonight.