jd1970
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O`Reilly didn't want to be here, so you can't call it "historically bad".How many more years will Botts gift Thompson a roster spot in a futile effort to glean something from that historically bad trade?
O`Reilly didn't want to be here, so you can't call it "historically bad".How many more years will Botts gift Thompson a roster spot in a futile effort to glean something from that historically bad trade?
O`Reilly didn't want to be here, so you can't call it "historically bad".
O`Reilly didn't want to be here, so you can't call it "historically bad".
I can feel the tears welling up.
Yeah, you can.O`Reilly didn't want to be here, so you can't call it "historically bad".
O’Reilly
70 26 41 67
Berglund
23 2 2 4
Sobotka
64 5 7 12
Thompson
60 7 5 12
O’Reilly 70 gp 67 pts vs combined 147 gp 28pts
Just some advanced stats.
If you really want to get under his skin, cheer for ROR everytime he touches the puck.I really hope someone starts a chant about this today at the game, and Botts gets asked about it by one of the Buffalo media head-hunters
"Stu-pid trade"
"Fire Botterill"
I'm not feeling too creative right now, but I believe in someone else to make it happen.
If you really want to get under his skin, cheer for ROR everytime he touches the puck.
I hope ROR gets a standing ovation that lasts like 5 minutes if the Sabres are brave enough to give him a video tribute
Trading a fake locker room cancer for a real one that quits mid season pushes this trade into a unique realm of stupid.Has to be one of the worst trades in NHL history at this point.
I hope ROR gets a standing ovation that lasts like 5 minutes if the Sabres are brave enough to give him a video tribute
Tage Thompson, 21, is a former first-round pick who occasionally showcases the talents of an elite power forward. But the raw youngster began Saturday with seven goals, 12 points and a minus-17 rating in 60 games.
Thompson has more healthy scratches (10) than goals. The 6-foot-5 winger might turn out to be a fine player. But he probably should’ve spent this season in the minors.
Would Thompson have stayed in the NHL all season if he wasn’t part of the O’Reilly trade? Probably not.
Not only did they bring in a quitter and another useless forward, they also are showing no promise with the development of Thompson who was a prospect with huge question marks to begin with.http://www.buffalohockeybeat.com/trading-ryan-oreilly-looks-like-brutal-deal-for-sabres/
The fact that Thompson has more healthy scratches than goals this season is the worst part of year 1 post-ROR trade for me.
I didn't expect much from the two cap dumps and the picks are in the future. I would much rather have had TnT in Rochester and hopefully looking promising than struggling all year in Buffalo.
Classic! This was too funny!Berglund doesn't leave our team, because he never existed here.
Stop crying about a pick between 20-31, when we are still getting one regardless (plus San Jose aint winning the cup) Got Montour out of that trade, I make that trade again.I guess the worst part of the trade is we are most likely going to lose the 1st round pick to Anaheim...stinks that there were conditions on the 1st
Yeah I guess it doesn't matter which pick it is as long as we have another one. You are right...everything is good now.Stop crying about a pick between 20-31, when we are still getting one regardless (plus San Jose aint winning the cup) Got Montour out of that trade, I make that trade again.