Jack Eichel's teams have all been losers. Is this the part where I say "small sample size, I know," so that I can later try to wiggle my way out of that argument?
We also have better goaltending. I wonder if Phil would be talking about our "better culture" if Hutton and Ullmark don't almost singlehandedly win the NYR and ARZ games. I bet not.
You're so adorable with your petulant strawman.
Made the playoffs twice in first his first five seasons. Let's see if Jack can do that - if not, are you prepared to call Jack a loser? Of course you won't be, because his first three seasons don't count while ROR was making the room sad, right?
Don't be downtrodden that you have to deal with the hypocrisy of your own positions. You characterized ROR's three teams as "all losers" - btw, hilarious that the Blues are "losers" five games in, but I digress.
But if you want to characterize ROR, an individual player on teams who play 20 guys per game, as some born "loser" because his teams haven't "won," and he's played prominent roles on those teams, then you better be prepared to apply the same standard.
You have no desire to engage in a good-faith debate, as evidenced by your garbage, bumper-sticker arguments.
By the way, the last three Sabres teams didn't lose because of goaltending. They weren't good teams, top to bottom.