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The Sabres Report - Apr 2, 2004

Scapinello nears end of the line

'But tonight, it will all end. The veteran linesman with the tough head and the big heart will work his final NHL regular-season game, the 2,500th game of a marvellous career that includes 406 NHL playoff games, 19 Stanley Cup finals, three NHL all-star games and the 1998 Olympic hockey tournament in Nagano. Fittingly, tonight's finale will pit the Toronto Maple Leafs … [Read more...] about Scapinello nears end of the line

Toronto Globe & Mail | Apr 2, 2004 | Read More

Martin's influence felt in better shooting, scoring

'"[Buffalo head coach] Lindy Ruff and his staff are busy with getting the team to play a system and spend plenty of time watching video, scouting the opposition," Martin said. "There is a tremendous amount of preparation in coaching a team, and there is room for a guy like me to come in and work on a skill like shooting."' … [Read more...] about Martin's influence felt in better shooting, scoring

Toronto Globe & Mail | Apr 2, 2004 | Read More

Golisano upbeat despite Sabres projected financial losses

'''I would say I've enjoyed myself far more than I thought I would,'' Golisano said. ''It doesn't mean we don't have some real challenges, and obviously financial are some of them. ... But I think we've made dramatic improvements to this team.''' … [Read more...] about Golisano upbeat despite Sabres projected financial losses

AP | Apr 2, 2004 | Read More

The Sabres Report - Apr 1, 2004

Zhitnik Out For The Weekend

'Zhitnik says he can shoot with his bad shoulder, but trying to lean on a player or poke check somebody is still out of the question.' … [Read more...] about Zhitnik Out For The Weekend

WGR-AM | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Sabres hold their ground

'The first tiebreaker is victories, and the Sabres would own it in every conceivable tied situation.' … [Read more...] about Sabres hold their ground

Buffalo News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Messier makes Garden farewell

'He still can control a game, to the amazement of Sabres coach Lindy Ruff, who reminisced about playing against Messier - in youth hockey. "It's amazing that he could play as well as he's playing at his age, and at times dominate the game still," Ruff said.' … [Read more...] about Messier makes Garden farewell

Buffalo News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

After 30 years, a busman's holiday

'"I'm a different person when I'm around them," Kadlubowski said. "I won't miss the winter nights picking them up at 1 or 2 in the morning and the snow is blowing all over the place. But seeing them and being with them is a great feeling. For me, it's been a great ride."' … [Read more...] about After 30 years, a busman's holiday

Buffalo News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Isles fans fête rival Rangers - briefly

'The fans weren't rooting so much for the Rangers as they were rooting against the Sabres, who are trying to catch the Islanders for the final playoff spot in the East. While the Islanders did their part by whipping the Canadiens, the Sabres prolonged the suspense by edging the Rangers 4-3 to remain three points behind the Islanders. But there's little room for … [Read more...] about Isles fans fête rival Rangers – briefly

Montreal Gazette | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Rangers' Messier All but Says Goodbye to the Garden

'Before the game, Messier posed for photographs with friends, family, staff members and fans. He also signed several commemorative sticks, which he played with during the game.' … [Read more...] about Rangers' Messier All but Says Goodbye to the Garden

New York Times | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Islanders Aren't Backing Into Anything

'The eighth-place Islanders had already done what they had to do. Receiving two goals each from Parrish and Roman Hamrlik, they dominated the Montreal Canadiens, 5-1, and remained 3 points ahead of Buffalo with two games remaining. An Islanders victory or a Sabres loss will lock up the Islanders' third straight playoff berth.' … [Read more...] about Islanders Aren't Backing Into Anything

New York Times | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Looks like Mess bows out

'Last night certainly looked like a farewell. From the presence of Messier's extended family - teenage son Lyon even stood behind the bench for the third period - to the dozens of sticks he autographed and used in the game to the photos for which he posed with teammates and trainers to the pregame phone call from Wayne Gretzky, it had all the trappings. The only thing … [Read more...] about Looks like Mess bows out

New York Daily News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

For Garden goodbyes, this one is on the Mark

'Certainly everything pointed to this being the final chapter. In recent days, Messier posed for photos with everyone on the team, probably right down to the cotton-candy vendors.' … [Read more...] about For Garden goodbyes, this one is on the Mark

New York Daily News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Isles 2 points away

'Islander fans had become so desperate they also were willing to cheer for the despised Blueshirts on the scoreboard.' … [Read more...] about Isles 2 points away

New York Daily News | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Fans shower love on Mess

'"This is a young man's game. You have to have the desire. It takes a lot, you have to be willing to do it. It's not easy, this is a demanding game, a dangerous game, and it's nowhere to be if you're hedging. I've been thinking about this a lot for the last month. Those are some of the things that have to be answered."' … [Read more...] about Fans shower love on Mess

New York Post | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More

Islander re-birth one victory away

'The Islanders need only one win to clinch, no matter what Buffalo does the remaining two games of its season. The Isles pick up the remainder of their schedule tomorrow in Carolina before wrapping up the regular season at home Sunday against the Flyers.' … [Read more...] about Islander re-birth one victory away

New York Post | Apr 1, 2004 | Read More
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