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Getting back to the topic of the thread... Marcus Johansson Sam Reinhart If these are backup plans for no 2C trade, I'm very curious to how they could work. Was it Krueger or Botts (or both) who mentioned giving Samson another go at center? Remember, Samson has not played center since before his 2018 "coming of age"

I think Cozens should play this year in junior. Very curious to see him play 8 games here, though.

I don't disagree at all. I guess what I'm getting at is I have more faith in Cozens's future than Casey's, which may have been said before.

Just a hypothetical- would Cozens at 2C this year make any less sense than Casey at 2C last year?

Jaro Halak Sabres tribute:

For this reason, I’m betting Sam is perfectly happy to wait till the season is over to negotiate

Dahlin is a natural PP QB perfect instincts

Rob Ray: "Fred.. err... Ralph Krueger" (and he wasn't trying to make a joke)

If I'm not mistaken, he took the puck from the corner and drove to the front of the net, for the first time I think I've ever seen.

Hutton gets a save in before the end of the period

Sheary with the speed!

It's fuzzy. The media dept. should be ashamed of themselves

Thompson going to the dirty areas?

Hutton still hasn't made a save ? Edit: hope we weren't trying to showcase him

according to this, it won't be on NHL TV, correct? https://www.nhl.com/info/nhltv-preseason-schedule For those who mentioned using the Opera browser's VPN, does it just grant access via the Sabres website if it thinks you're outside the country?

Barkley is scary

I guess it's a matter of degree. I'm hoping our young guys are more numerous and/or a cut above.

I get the sentiment, but I think it's worth pointing out that having a new coach, 1yr+ experienced Eichel, Reinhart, Dahlin, Mittelstadt, and possibly Olofsson on the roster all should be part of that equation, as well. That, at least, gives me more than an underwhelming amount of hope!

could someone PM me a non-blacked-out link? Am I allowed to ask for that?

Devils announcers trying to find things to compliment Hughes on, admitting no "wow" moments

I would say I have. Going back a little, but Brian Campbell comes to mind.

I just got back from Scotland, so I thought I should contribute: Scotland is truly whisky heaven. I could order extremely fine (18yr +) single malts for less than 10 pounds, as they were "single's" (.85oz, I believe). This meant I could focus on variety, and the bars had whiskys that I really couldn't find anywhere else. Highlights: Oban Little Bay Similar to the standard Oban 14, but a tad lighter, more floral, and a touch sweeter. Enjoyed very much, even though I usually prefer heavier, peatier whiskys. I had this in the town of Oban after visiting the distillery Auchentoshan Three Wood I remember it being rich with beautiful oak notes permeating. Not overly peaty, but peat is still present. Very enjoyable for the price, although not as smooth as older whiskys. Glenfiddich 18 This was actually more of a "low"light for me. I've enjoyed the 12yr from time to time, but I found the 18 year not much more interesting or complex. Was smoother than the 12, but not much else. I usually don't opt for Speyside whiskys, though, so I'm biased Bunnahabhain 18 This one was the star of my trip. Rich, smooth, toffee, chocolate, with an incredible finish. This is the bottle I should have brought home with me. Luckily I can find it close-by for slightly more than $100 Ledaig 18 The bar I wanted to try this at was out of it, so I bought a bottle without actually tasting it, because the description was just so tantalizing. See for yourself: It is a good whisky. To me, I'd say it's essence is more of a refined Laphroaig 10. I don't necessarily get all of the notes described, but it's still complex, smooth, and satisfying. Lagavulin 16 I've had this many times, but this trip solidified it as my "go to" whisky. The richness, the sweetness, and the intense smoke/peat just hits all the right spots for me. From now on, if I only have one bottle of whisky in my house, it will be this I regret not getting to try Oban Distiller's Edition. They were out of it in the bars in Oban, and I didn't want to buy a bottle without trying it. Even though I do like Oban 14, it is not my favorite, so it wasn't worth the risk. I've heard really great things about it, though.

I don't think so. Having lived in both, NYC and Toronto have nearly nothing in common. As a professor I had in Toronto put it, Toronto basically has a lot of the bad stuff (traffic, overcrowding on subways), but none of the cultural stuff to make up for it. Sorry, TO...

Sergei Federov vs Marty Brodeur. Do I win coolest result?

In a world where everything's black and white