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  1. 1 hour ago, SwampD said:

    My point is that we won’t get him for free in a year, because we won’t get him at all. He will be moved by then.

    He won’t be moved if he doesn’t waive his NMC.  

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  2. 10 minutes ago, LGR4GM said:

    What if Vegas misses the playoffs, wins the lottery, picks 5, and their draft pick becomes an unprotected 2023 1st... now that's something. 

    But would you rather say the 15th pick this year or Vegas 1st next year?  Aren’t the assumptions that they pick will be worse next year as Vegas is just having a down year? 

  3. 2 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:

    might also be a test for VO. See what he does on the big line. If he can't score (a lot) there, they might want to move on from him or bring that up in negotiations. 

    Good point.  But I like that they are trying new things out right now.  Hope the guys that do have chemistry and play well with each other don’t lose it come next year. 

  4. 51 minutes ago, dudacek said:

    The McAvoy part was great.

    For those not listening, Duff and Biron asked him about his biggest regret at the draft table. Forton was a Sabres college scout during that draft who absolutely loved McAvoy, who the industry had pegged as a mid-1st player.

    He implies the sabres weren't really considering him in the 5-10 range and he really regrets not pushing harder for him at 8. He also says the team lacked cross-league scouts to compare players in different leagues. He also implies that the current regime has made changes to the way it does its business in order to empower the local scouts to speak up and to better compare players at different levels.

    He said he passed McAvoy on the concourse on draft day as he was heading up to the Bruins box and McAvoy said "Jerry, I really thought you guys were going to take me." Forton said he felt sick to his stomach.

    Forton comes across well. Looking forward to his preview of the coming draft.

    I’d like to know who was pounding the table for Nylander and if he still has a job…. 

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  5. 50 minutes ago, Curt said:

    What does everyone think that it means to call this a framework?

    This wasn’t a deal that was actually agreed to by both sides because (1) if a deal is actually agreed to by both sides, then it would be done, and (2) the money in the proposed deal doesn’t work for either team.

    Because of that, I guess I just don’t know what this framework actually is.

    Now, maybe Vegas and Sabres agreed to this as a possibility IF Vegas can find some other way to move salary and IF Buffalo can take on money from somewhere else.  Those are somewhat big if’s though and even if the stars do align and the salary moves get done, who knows if one side or the other changes their mind by then.

    Basically, it doesn’t actually look that close to me.

    Actually I believe it can be agreed on by both sides (GM’s), but hit snags such as an owner who is hesitant. 

  6. 9 hours ago, SabresBillsFan said:

    Just giving everyone a heads up here in Vegas.

    Krebs- going to be a solid playmaker with lots of energy, just don’t expect many goals.

    Hague- His Skating has improved since being drafted but don’t expect him throwing his weight around. Has a booming shot when it hits the net. Solid player.

    Theodore - Great skater with great offensive skills for a defenseman but needs more work in his own end.

    Dugan - Still needs another year in the AHL plus needs to get faster. Needs to bring it shift after shift.

    Rhonberg- Don’t know if this kid will ever be an everyday NHLer. Kid hustles but like most minor leaguers he doesn’t really stand out.

     

    Great write up.  

    But from what I know, there’s a clear leader, and I don’t think it’s Vegas. 

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