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Sure, just let me know when you've decided which narrative you're rolling with btw, KA was reportedly shopping him before last season

People always say "what will the locker room be like if Jack is here in the fall?" This is the NHL, not real housewives. Ppl watch too much TV

except, reports are that KA was shopping him before Jack even knew it... I'm beginning to believe this forum is being populated by Ranger bots

Yeah, I also found it pretty random, but he seems to have admitted to it in multiple interviews

🤔 I thought he said he was actually a Montreal fan

Doesn't sound like he's a leader 😛

I once sat next to Steve Martin at a concert

I agree with this response from twitter:

Yeah, like Jimmy Vesey

Yes, that's what everyone is saying 🙄

But we need players who "want to be here," right? ...

I am sad. He proved he could be a solid center for us, and we wasted this when we really needed it.

Didn't I read that the reports say he's training & back on the ice?

What I'm hoping

I will not question your needs 😜

He played soft because he didn't hit people/fight? Big dudes could not take Vanek off the puck, nor could they remove him from the front of the net. I don't call that "soft"

I was about to post the same thing. I think he is uniquely qualified to understand “culture” better than most

If I had to bet one way or another, I'd bet on it.

Add Hasek to the list Seriously? Being in the league MVP conversation isn't being committed to the solution? Respectfully, this sounds like nonsense.

Call me cynical, but I think this is purely 1. a PR campaign, and 2. a contract negotiating tactic/way to cover themselves I believe it has zero implications, as far as the Eichel situation is concerned. If they can't get people like Reinhart/Ullmark signed for the amount/term the team wants, and they end up trading them, it's because "they didn't want to be here"

Karmanos's and Ventura's FO resumes speak for themselves. My point was that Adams's experience as a player in the locker room may give him a unique perspective on intangibles as a GM, which can be supplemented by what Kamanos and Ventura bring to the table.

I had also been thinking/hoping this. Although Adams's player acquisitions/roster-building aptitude are still a bit of a question mark, we do know that he was actually in a Stanley Cup-winning locker room. From that perspective, theoretically, he can keep an eye on the "intangible" part of the team as a unit, and let Karmanos and Ventura assemble the roster strategically. As far as intangibles go, I find it interesting that it was rumored he wanted Jack out from the get-go.

Andy Roddick tweeted this is one of the best matches he's ever seen (and that was during the 3rd set breaker). Vamos Rafa!

I wish the franchise and the fanbase would have realized this 10 years ago #stillmadaboutthetank

This would be poor risk management by the Sabres. If the surgery is not successful (including complications due to the nature of playing a high-impact sport), the NMC is the least of there worries.