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  1. Problem if they sell is the new owner may put the current gm and coach on a short leash.   The Sabres would be a pretty attractive sale for a lot of people. Most teams lose a lot of money and this team has show it can turn a profit or breakeven.  I mean guys still throw money at the coyotes and that team bleeds money like I've never seen. 

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  2. 8 hours ago, HoosierDaddy said:

    To put the full context to this, that meeting took place on May 23, 2010. That was the day of Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals where the Hawks swept the Sharks. 17 days later, the Hawks lifted the cup. Not to say that Quennville was right to be concerned primarily with team chemistry but you can see where he was coming from.

    Was the video guy gonna ruin chemistry in the room? You tell the team he left for personal reasons and tell the guy to turn his phone off as he’s under investigation. No team chemistry ruined and you’re running a proper investigation. 

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  3. 18 minutes ago, Brawndo said:

     

    Emily Kaplan on Her Segment mentioned Eichel’s Camp is going to put a lot of pressure on the Sabres to allow the ADR and hinted that the next step would be a grievance filing, which She mentioned no one wants. 
     

    With Teams refusing to meet the Sabres Asking Price and the Sabres refusing to retain, finding a way to minimize the team’s liability and allowing Jack to have the surgery is the best path forward.

    A more definitive timeline for His Return post surgery, would increase interest in Him 

    On March 21st the Trade Deadline Day, Jack will be owed 2.5 Million for the remainder of the year, that’s easier for teams closer to the cap to bring on His Contract in 

    The only way to minimize the risk is if jack signed a waiver to void his deal if the surgery failed right? Doubt he does that 

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