tom webster Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 11 minutes ago, Huckleberry said: a - He did ? b - Isn't the tampering week already upon us ? Teams can talk with free agents before that I believe. There no longer is a “tampering week.” Quote
PerreaultForever Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago So we like to laugh at the Leafs. Here's what Leaf fans think of Adams. Start at 6 min. Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Benson - Kulich - Thompson Quinn - Norris - Tuch Zucker - McLeod - Doan Greenway - Krebs - Malenstyn the forward unit as of today. Byram - Dahlin Power - Kesselring Samuelsson - Clifton UPL Levi 1 Quote
DarthEbriate Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 2 minutes ago, LGR4GM said: I remember when we traded Savoie every laughed and now know one in the media brings it up anymore. To be fair, he was a 20-21 kid this season on a Stanley Cup-contending favorite roster (from the West, at least) from day one of the season. They were the oldest/most veteran team in the league (again - a GM Holland specialty), and even if it disappointed them in the playoffs, they had veteran depth. They had experienced former top-6 guys in Arvidsson and Skinner, they had undisciplined depth scoring in Kane, and they capable veteran 3/4 guys in Connor Brown and Kapanen. Not good enough to beat Florida, but solid. Savoie wasn't going to displace those guys without being a stud -- which, he's a good prospect -- not another McDavid. Now, it'll get brought up again once he's in the NHL. One season on Draisaitl's wing and all the folks can point and laugh at Adams all over again. (It's still a good trade for the Sabres.) Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 2 minutes ago, DarthEbriate said: To be fair, he was a 20-21 kid this season on a Stanley Cup-contending favorite roster (from the West, at least) from day one of the season. They were the oldest/most veteran team in the league (again - a GM Holland specialty), and even if it disappointed them in the playoffs, they had veteran depth. They had experienced former top-6 guys in Arvidsson and Skinner, they had undisciplined depth scoring in Kane, and they capable veteran 3/4 guys in Connor Brown and Kapanen. Not good enough to beat Florida, but solid. Savoie wasn't going to displace those guys without being a stud -- which, he's a good prospect -- not another McDavid. Now, it'll get brought up again once he's in the NHL. One season on Draisaitl's wing and all the folks can point and laugh at Adams all over again. (It's still a good trade for the Sabres.) A lot of people loved the deal at the time, too, there’s also that We had been begging for a prospect for player trade It’s funny - the deals the fans like are good, who knew Quote
shrader Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 17 minutes ago, GrassValleyGreg said: Wrong on Cozens. Ehlers reportedly was okay with a trade to Buffalo but would not negotiate an extension at the time. Probably to walk him to the much more lucrative, higher cap Summer of '25. And even if a guy rejects a trade, his opinion can very easily change if that one team is suddenly offering a lot more than anyone else. I’m not trying to suggest anything about Ehlers when I say it, it’s just meant to be more generic of a statement. Quote
Archie Lee Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 32 minutes ago, CTJoe said: Nope (a) Ehlers turned down a trade to Buffalo recently - why would he openly sign here? (b) UFA doesn't begin until next week My recollection is that the story was Ehlers was willing to accept a trade to Buffalo but declined to extend. He wants to go to UFA and see what he can get. 1 1 1 Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago All feels pointless without @PASabreFan’s take 1 Quote
triumph_communes Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Don’t understand the bitching when you look at that terrible terrible contract Peterka signed we just offloaded Mittelstadt, cozens; and now Peterka either a year in or just before the stupid contracts set in Edited 5 hours ago by triumph_communes Quote
JoeSchmoe Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but Craig Rivet was on After the Whistle saying "JJ Peterka was more concerned about serving drinks being a bar at 4 o'clock in the morning". Said off the ice he was making poor decisions. Probably doesn't bode well on this team with most of the core either being familymen (Tage, Tuch, Power) or just hyper focused on hockey (Dahlin). Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 1 minute ago, triumph_communes said: Don’t understand the bitching when you look at that terrible terrible contract Peterka signed we just offloaded Mittelstadt, cozens; and now Peterka either a year in or just before the stupid contracts set in What a metric for success lol imagine telling someone this when we missed by one point 2 years ago Quote
The Jokeman Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Just now, JoeSchmoe said: Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but Craig Rivet was on After the Whistle saying "JJ Peterka was more concerned about serving drinks being a bar at 4 o'clock in the morning". Said off the ice he was making poor decisions. Probably doesn't bode well on this team with most of the core either being familymen (Tage, Tuch, Power) or just hyper focused on hockey (Dahlin). He's a 23 year old kid for cripes sakes. I mean what were you doing at that age? 1 Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 1 minute ago, JoeSchmoe said: Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but Craig Rivet was on After the Whistle saying "JJ Peterka was more concerned about serving drinks being a bar at 4 o'clock in the morning". Said off the ice he was making poor decisions. Probably doesn't bode well on this team with most of the core either being familymen (Tage, Tuch, Power) or just hyper focused on hockey (Dahlin). I like that we always have to trash the players personally on the way out lmao Just now, The Jokeman said: He's a 23 year old kid for cripes sakes. I mean what were you doing at that age? Youngest team in hockey! But…act like you are old and act like you don’t care about winning Quote
JoeSchmoe Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Just now, Thorny said: I like that we always have to trash the players personally on the way out lmao Don't shoot the messenger! I'm just repeating what Rivet said. Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Just now, JoeSchmoe said: Don't shoot the messenger! I'm just repeating what Rivet said. He said the probably doesn’t bode well bit? Or was that you Quote
The Jokeman Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Just now, Thorny said: I like that we always have to trash the players personally on the way out lmao Youngest team in hockey! But…act like you are old and act like you don’t care about winning Meh Jim Kelly was a saint and he was a drunken fool too but I know winning the biggest perfume in sports. Quote
Jorcus Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 2 minutes ago, JoeSchmoe said: Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but Craig Rivet was on After the Whistle saying "JJ Peterka was more concerned about serving drinks being a bar at 4 o'clock in the morning". Said off the ice he was making poor decisions. Probably doesn't bode well on this team with most of the core either being familymen (Tage, Tuch, Power) or just hyper focused on hockey (Dahlin). I did read about some off the ice stuff. I don't know what's true but if it is I think he moved to the wrong city. 2 Quote
irregularly irregular Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 3 hours ago, Thorny said: Friedman on the Fan 590 is adamant ADAMANT that Kesselring was a guy Adams was specifically targeting, and one league person told him earlier this summer “if one guy moves it’s Kesselring to Buffalo” Your honor, the Prosecution presents as evidence another grievous example of Kevyn Adams being totally worthless as the general manager of a NHL franchise. If this statement from Friedman is true, he is inept beyond compare. No wonder the Sabres are in the position that they are. Armstrong should be arrested for child abuse. It's tragic and comical to everyone who isn't a fan of the Sabres. The auto dealers in town must love it when he goes shopping for a new car for the little lady. 2 Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago Just now, The Jokeman said: Meh Jim Kelly was a saint and he was a drunken fool too but I know winning the biggest perfume in sports. It’s just stories to make ourselves feel better. It’ll soon be put out that he as a drunk too, if history is any indication Bad apple, had to go adams is building a culure, here He feels bad for sabres fans Just now, irregularly irregular said: Your honor, the Prosecution presents as evidence another grievous example of Kevyn Adams being totally worthless as the general manager of a NHL franchise. If this statement from Friedman is true, he is inept beyond compare. No wonder the Sabres are in the position that they are. Armstrong should be arrested for child abuse. It's tragic and comical to everyone who isn't a fan of the Sabres. The auto dealers in town must love it when he goes shopping for a new car for the little lady. Sustained Quote
Scottysabres Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 2 hours ago, dudacek said: This move sure opens the door for those rumoured Rust or Rakell for Huselius or #9 short-term gain for long-term pain deals. Should I be worried? Excited? At this point dudacek, whatever it takes to get this team competitive and playoff bound. To myself in any event, a good roster that can finish is like satisfying an appetite, it’s rather ridiculously obscene the amount of offense talent this team has. It’s been well past time to stop choking that chicken and let the gravy flow. Quote
Thorny Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago (edited) Thompson Kulich Tuch Benson Norris Quinn a ridiculously obscene amount of talent? I’ll hang up and listen Edited 5 hours ago by Thorny For reference I think combined they tied Eichel 1 Quote
That Aud Smell Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 20 minutes ago, JoeSchmoe said: Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but Craig Rivet was on After the Whistle saying "JJ Peterka was more concerned about serving drinks being a bar at 4 o'clock in the morning". Said off the ice he was making poor decisions. Probably doesn't bode well on this team with most of the core either being familymen (Tage, Tuch, Power) or just hyper focused on hockey (Dahlin). I saw that on Reddit. Meh. I recall similar talk about O'Reilly and Eichel (and maybe others) in connection with their departures/disaffection. If Peterka played defense worth a damn and didn't have an agent who was clamoring for his client to leave Buffalo, no one would give a hoot about his affection for late nights at local licensed establishments. Quote
darksabre Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago I think the players should party even harder. Games will be a breeze if your body is used to showing up for practice on 4 hours of sleep, hungover, mouth tasting like an ashtray. We called that sandbagging in my day. 1 Quote
JoeSchmoe Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 23 minutes ago, Thorny said: He said the probably doesn’t bode well bit? Or was that you I look at it from the perspective that many of the players that I assumed would have been P.O'd by this trade... and want to leave this cheapskate franchise next, might actually not be as upset as I first thought. Quote
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