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Luke Osburne quietly dropped 10g, 31a in 55 games in the USHL. He's heading to Wisconsin for college and won't be 19 until September. Someone to keep an eye on.

Yea, I'm ready to move away if I can get a better upgrade. Glad he got points at the end because I think his value bumped up.

In the last 2 drafts, Buffalo has selected 4d and 3f and 1g in each. That's 8d, 6f, and 2g total in the last 2 drafts. Sabres own, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 2-4ths, 5th, 6th, and 3-7th round picks. 10 picks is too much, they should try and move up or swap picks into next year's draft. They could also use picks to sweeten deals.

LHD: Novikov, Johnson, Osburne RHD: Komarov, Kleber, McCarthy, Strbak Goalie: Levi, Leenders, Ratzlaff, Leinonen Forwards: Helenius, Östlund, Wahlberg, Rosen, Poltapov, and maybe Richard and Ziemer They have drafted a goalie every year for the last 3 years. They have drafted defenders in rounds 2 and 3 heavily the last 3 years. If they go defense in round 1, the logical choice is Jackson Smith not Radim Mrtka at 7. In round 2, Henry Brzustewicz would be a good option. None of these guys will be ready for a few years. To fix the defense requires trades.

No. Not only to Mrtka at 7 but also to the more D comment. We draft rhd every year. There's plenty of D in the system.

I'd look to upgrade Quinn, Lafferty, and Bryson, Samuelsson at a minimum.

End of June. Philly losing bumped Boston from 4 to 5.

The Sabres sit at 7th overall.

Sabres will be drafting 7th.

Didn't he score on a shorthanded breakaway?

Pittsburgh is gonna win

Who challenges for goalie interference at this point? Good Lord.

Large doesn't equal grit. Thought power would have proven that to you.

Terry Pegula, that's who.

Pittsburgh is up and Buffalo is up. Nice.

No they don't. They can't go any further than 8 before the lottery.

Dunleavy is mid at best.

Lol, Pittsburgh scored almost immediately, still enjoy Buffalo beating the Flyers.

Pitts losing, embrace drafting 8th and enjoy the win.

Nope

DOGE is not about efficiency. https://www.npr.org/2025/04/15/nx-s1-5355896/doge-nlrb-elon-musk-spacex-security "The new revelations about DOGE's activities at the labor agency come from a whistleblower in the IT department of the NLRB, who disclosed his concerns to Congress and the U.S. Office of Special Counsel in a detailed report that was then provided to NPR. Meanwhile, his attempts to raise concerns internally within the NLRB preceded someone "physically taping a threatening note" to his door that included sensitive personal information and overhead photos of him walking his dog that appeared to be taken with a drone, according to a cover letter attached to his disclosure filed by his attorney, Andrew Bakaj of the nonprofit Whistleblower Aid."