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I like him - he appears like he truly wants to be a part of this. That’s important especially since he came up thru the dark ages with this organization.
I dont think this is relevant. Would you be saying this if Bryson also echoed that same sentiment? Olofsson?
He seems to be playing a grittier game. Good solid bottom 6 guy you should have at a good cost - with top 6 potential.
He is just another guy. Bottom 6 guys are a dime a dozen. Top 6 potential is highly debatable, and his penchant for making critical mistakes is still evident. There's a reason Granato went with Quinn on the first line and not Mittlestadt. They tried that earlier on and it didn't work. I will agree that he has gotten slightly better, but not enough to think he needs or should stay. His career high in goals is 10, which is not good enough. There's no way any of our top prospects can't match 10 goals. I'd bet Savoie does that in his first season provided he plays enough games. Quinn already has 12, 2 more that Mittlestatds career high (lol) and he's a rookie. Quinn is already better
40 points - only a minus 9. I’m pleased.
Not a good benchmark to go by when only Olofsson and Bryson have a worse +/-. Minus 9 is minus 9. Not good when the team you play on is known for going bezerk in the goal scoring department.
I dont mind the perceived value some think to seem hes gained. Makes him easier to trade. He's another failed pick of the Alex Nylander type. I wouldn't be surprised if Nylander turned out how Mittlestadt is now had he'd been given the same opportunities.
Hope Adams trades him this offseason. Goodbye, Middlingstats
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Just now, Taro T said:
They don't have a lot of OT losses because they usually win in OT. They are actually very good in OT.
Extra OT losses only help if they were the result of games that they otherwise would've lost in regulation. Failing to win the games that they'd gotten to OT don't help at all.
That's my entire point. The game yesterday is a huge example
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They don't have enough overtime losses
From what I recall over the past several years, teams that get in the final spot typically have a fair amount of overtime losses
Buffalo and Ottawa are probably done. Each sit at only 4 OT losses and it's pretty late into the season. If I had to pick a single team to catch and pass either Pittsburgh or NYI, I'd pick Florida
That said, a winning streak, even a small one, puts the Sabres back in it. If they're going to lose, it has to be in overtime. That Islanders goal is especially tough. The Sabres were being heavily outplayed but the loser point would have been huge
Time for the Sabres to go on a 5 game winning streak. Now or never. But if they lose, they better make sure its in overtime
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2 minutes ago, PASabreFan said:
On the call... There's no way they ruled there wasn't a distinct kicking motion as the basis for overturning the call right? I mean there wasn't but that had nothing to do with it IMHO. He directed the puck in with a motion of his leg.
I believe it was only over turned because it did not go off his skate.
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I think it's about time for the old Sabres losing streak
Not saying I want that, but the implosion is coming
They're gonna go 7-12 their last 19 games
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Just now, Claude Balls said:
Samuelsson is a huge loss for this team. He is a lot more important than people think. He's not flashy, but he gets the job done. Wasn't he also injured during the 8 game losing streak?
Best ability is availability
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1 minute ago, LGR4GM said:
... uhhh that's the plan for every team.
Lol duh
You know what I meant though
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Just now, PASabreFan said:
So I really think we're debating the wrong rule.
According to rule 78.5 (i) in the NHL rulebook (h/t Sports Illustrated's Ben Estes), goals will be disallowed "when the puck has been directed, batted or thrown into the net by an attacking player other than with a stick."
BS call but they still end up losing. Without a doubt
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Just now, LGR4GM said:
Hahaha hahaha ahahaha
There's bs but then there's straight up lying to yourself.
Lol
The philosophy has been the same no matter who the players or coaches are
Try to outscore the opposition, play no defense
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No defense, no checking, no grit, no face off prowess
Same style of hockey year after year after year after year...
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Dahlin is way off tonight
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1 minute ago, GASabresIUFAN said:
Are you and TageMVP brothers?
The assists question has been raised many times. The goal scorers that can score off of feeds but also can create opportunities for themselves, like TnT and Quinn are the most valuable of all, but if you ask me if I want a guy like Casey over a guy like VO, I'd take Casey in a second. Ask Ovie how valuable Kuznetsov is. Ask the guys who played with Adam Oates how valuable he was.
He's my Dad
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Just now, Scottysabres said:
I think Bryson and Clague have a slide in their careers next season.....
They stink already
But I'd keep Clague in the lineup over Bryson anyday of the week and 500 times on Sunday
I'd trade Bryson right now for future considerations
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Just now, TRIP65 said:
70 pts come from Cozens, Quinn, Krebs, etc... Not Kulich, Savoie, they are your rookies at 20-40 pts
But I will bet Kulich or Savoie get to 30 goals before Middlestat does.
Lol Middlingstats will never get to 30 goals. He's not that type of player
He might, maybe, get to 20 goals sometime in the next 10 years
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He will be traded in the off-season
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Mark Louis Recchi
Twice actually
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2 minutes ago, GASabresIUFAN said:
Turns out I was correct. 🙂 It's so nice not to have to fight with everyone over him any longer.
Are you related to him
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I'd still trade him
Seems like his likely ceiling in goals is only going to be about 20
While he does seem to be better in some aspects, he still makes headscratching plays
He's very average to me. And he will desire an extension. No thanks. He's like a Jochen Hecht, but worse
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Just now, dudacek said:
One truism in hockey is that a career year is often followed with some backsliding.
This year is just another case where Tage Thompson is the exception that proves the rule.
Our best players — Thompson, Dahlin, Skinner, Tuch, Cozens and Mittelstadt — are all having career years, and by a significant margin.
Tell me why we shouldn't we be worried about some serious regression.
None of them are considered "old" yet
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10 minutes ago, bob_sauve28 said:
I bet they win this one. They just seem to thrive on no rest. The more games the better
Plus, on the road
Big win incoming
Refuse to get Sorokin'd Sabres. Just refuse
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He has not
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4 minutes ago, Thorny said:
Crappy game
Crappy result
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Just now, Thorny said:
Need Dahlin to get on the board
His missing point represents a tie game
Haven't seen much from him tonight
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Reffing doesn't seem too terrible tonight
GDT: Dallas @ Sabres - Mar. 9, 2023, 7:00pm, MSG, ESPN+, & WGR
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The time to go on a 5 game winning streak is right now
7-3 Sabres
Dallas Goalie gets pulled in 1st period