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So excited for Tuesdays game
Hopefully a nice 9-0 shell shock should make the rest of the players quit for the year.
Hopefully a nice 9-0 shell shock should make the rest of the players quit for the year.
Wasn't the biggest value simply removing them to try and ensure 30th?
We'll I'm pretty sure Tim is honing in on Matt O'Connor, at least I hope he is considering our current goalie situation.
I hope he isn't. Want him back for his senior year, our backup is a freshman who hasn't been great so far. He'll have to improve quite a bit if O'Connor leaves.
Out:
Tyler Myers, Drew Stafford, Chris Stewart, Michael Neuvirth, Torrey Mitchell, Joel Armia, Brendan Lemieux, and 2015#1 (STL or NYI)
In:
Evander Kane, Zach Bogosian, Chad Awful Johnson, #2 (2017), #3 (2016), #5(2015), TBD Pick, TBD Prospect, RPI/ECHL Goalie, Lottery pick to draft McEichel
So excited for Tuesdays game
Hopefully a nice 9-0 shell shock should make the rest of the players quit for the year.
You know what's funny, the delusion on how the Sabres are going to be so much better next year. You know what's a joke. Murray actually pushing for the playoffs next year openly talking about it after the Kane deal. You know what's silly, acting like these players weren't good stop gaps for the short term future (next year) rather than looking at them long term. Sure I get asset management but when your getting 7th round picks back it doesn't matter if they walk to me but trying to sign them for 2 years or a year as stop gaps is important in properly rebuilding instead of going Edmonton and playing all kids.Longterm? You realize Stewart and Mitchell weren't going to be here "long term" right? Neuvirth could always be brought back. Or Enroth. Or any other UFA goalie. Flynn is the only "long term" loss in any way shape or form. These trades actually hurt the team "for the immediate future" but help long term.
You know what's funny, the delusion on how the Sabres are going to be so much better next year. You know what's a joke. Murray actually pushing for the playoffs next year openly talking about it after the Kane deal. You know what's silly, acting like these players weren't good stop gaps for the short term future (next year) rather than looking at them long term. Sure I get asset management but when your getting 7th round picks back it doesn't matter if they walk to me but trying to sign them for 2 years or a year as stop gaps is important in properly rebuilding instead of going Edmonton and playing all kids.
So many people want McEichel but they don't want to put in the miserable time to get them. How about if Buffalo lands a top 2 pick you guys find a new team? No? Didn't think so.
So, if TM deferred or was at least influenced by Nolan's take on players, I'd have thought that some of the guys (at least Hodgson) who Nolan has issues with would be tossed out at the first chance. And despite having signed Ennis himself, TM seems to be going for a heavier/bigger team, so I could have seen him make use of Ennis in a trade (for sure better return than Stewart got him).
This is going to be a long and stressful month When is the lottery? Is there a set date.....it was April 15th last year if I am correct.
What did you expect? It's not like we had much valuable to sell in the way of pending UFAs. Also, a 2nd for Stewart isn't too bad, if you ask me. Nor is a 3rd for Neuvirth, which is essentially what we gave up to get him in the first place.Well that was a wasted day. The only plus is we weakened the team. The returns are lotto tickets at best.
If Lindback struggles...we can put in Johnson lol If Lindback and Johnson get the job done lol I am not really worried what happens with Hackett.
Jack Nevins has one point (an assist) in 35 AHL-games. And 12 fights. This is John Scott jr! Can't wait to introduce him to Kessel.
If Lindback struggles, we keep him in net for every. single. game.
Probably should've took that.