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Did you see yourself in the post you quoted? Not sure why you did.

The rebooted women's hockey league will have a team in Hotlanta?

So, contrary to the reports we've been hearing from a few around here, Adams and Granato might actually have an understanding about what the team was lacking.

After this deal, Sabres still sitting at 47 contracts. Could still see 1 more player brought in without anything going back out the door.

Would agree. And expect Greenway takes Peterka's slot for now and if Okposo isn't back next year (keep slowly coming around to expecting him not back) then he steps into that role right off. Anybody know if he played with Jost when they were both in Minnesota?

And he's under contract for 2 more years. Asplund can't be happy.

You mean besides my DVR? No. But haven't looked for it either. Dunleavy said 'the ref in the Boston zone may have called that.' Ray then said he thought both were going. The ref in the Sabres zone goes out of camera just before the whistle blows but he did not have an arm up.

Expect his practicing today puts him 50-50 for Saturday and a near lock for Monday. PTL.

That would make sense.

Interesting that Stillman is paired with Samuelsson again. Expecting that Dahlin will go back to playing with him when he's healthy. So wonder who Stillman pairs up with after Rasmus is back?

Would actually be surprised if he doesn't have 1 more Stillman type deal up his sleeve today. Also, expect that move will go over here like a Lead Zeppelin. (Yes, realize how to spell the band's name.) The closer we get to the end of this season and looking forward to what guys need to be paid when the less it seems those 2 will be in Buffalo (beyond a 9 game tryout) next season. They both are on ELC's for 3 more years if they don't play in Buffalo next year starting the following year. Expect Adams is counting on their being low cost for the next 4 years in his cap management strategy. (Could be mistaken, but until we see them play that 10th game in Buffalo next year, not expecting it.)

So Lemieux finally ends up where he probably belonged all along. He and somebody else went to Filly for McEwan. D-bag finally ends up in the home of D-bags.

Players that aren't in any NHL team's system are eligible to be drafted between the ages of 18-20. Players younger than that are ineligible to play in the NHL. Players older than that are not draft eligible but may be signed as unrestricted free agents.

Not convinced he's ahead of Lyubushkin when all are healthy if anonther D-man is brought in. He may be, but it isn't a given. Am convinced that he is ahead of Byrson and Clague right now. Hopefully he doesn't play his way out of that situation.

Well, yes, the Quinn and Peterka deals will come up at the same time and Power and Krebs come up at the same time or 1 year earlier, but there is a really good chance that they will have 3 years worth of Savoie, Kulich, and Östlund on ELC's AFTER this coming season. This year's 1st (provided Adams keeps it) will also be on an ELC at least as long as those other 3. They'll effectively only get 1 ELC year out of Johnson and Levi as well, but both will be under team control for a long time. There is plenty of stagger to the contracts. But as of next off-season, Adams will have to start moving out some talent he'd rather keep to make everything work. (But every team that is actually competing has that issue.)

Heck, he can sign today. Just if he does, he forfeits the rest of his college eligibility.

He will get the opportunity there at a minimum barring another trade being made.

Not so sure about that. The ref isn't in the camera frame, so don't know that the arm came up after the cross check. (The whistle definiely wasn't heard prior to the Krebs retailiation.) Considering how often the Rat Faced Git gets away with that play expect there is at least as good a chance, if not better, that there would've been no call at all without the retaliation by Krebs. After Krebs took matters into his own hands, then the ref decided to take both to the box.

Yeah, couldn't understand why Stillman went sprawling across the crease to try to block the pass until seeing it again on the replay, he didn't intentionally go sprawling. And in the 1st there was one shift where the Rat Faced Git grabbed a Sabres stick twice thwarting clearing attempts both times. Amazing how much easier it is to dominate when you get away with crud like that all game long.

It seemed that rant was going to be over how incredibly bad the PK is (how in the world is ther a team that's worse at it than the Sabres?) and how simply bad the PP has been lately.

UPL deserved a much better fate this night. Hope the team's meltdown doesn't take him out of the zone he was in.

Umm, when did the Sabres enter the league? (Hit, it wasn't 1960.)

Would really like to see how this game would've turned out minus the trip on UPL. They were battling well then. But them just quitting for the final 3 minutes is frustrating.

3 goals against in the last 5 minutes. Yuck. But, beat Tampa and this is just a bad memory.

Fack. Double Fack.