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I wouldn't touch Dubois either. Dude is the type of low effort floater we don't need or want.

I don't believe the Sabres under Kevyn Adams will make any move to improve the top 6. In fact I think they will assume their top 6 is actually in better shape this offseason with jjp and Quinn both growing and Benson emerging. I also believe they think both Skinner and Cozens will rebound. I also think they'll give Krebs ample opportunity to be 3 C. They may add 2 or 3 bottom 6 types but that's it. Adams doesn't seem to understand when and how to ruthlessly improve the team and shows far too much loyalty to his favorite players. We need leaders though and I don't see anyone with enough heart, maybe Dahlin.

Nothing new was revealed about Kim Pegulas condition yesterday. Her daughter revealed the story last year. All team have a gm and a coach.

Education basically (not k-12). My team changed and the veterans have been pushed to the side for newer ppl who are Yes men. I'm sick in explaining why things won't work or trying to fix all the screw ups. I'm over it and want to move on so I'm looking. I want to work in assessment either education or Healthcare but jobs in Buffalo are slim. Edit: Oh and there was some things done behind the teams back with one of newbies that hurt what we do but was initiated by management. I got slapped down pretty hard and unprofessionally when I questioned it and tried to show them the issue. The trust is broken and it's never coming back.

Any thoughts on Konsta Helenius for the 24 draft?

I need a different line of work

that's in the NHL, the entire league.

He wasn't eligible.

Komarov is 6'3" and shoots, right.

I mean, if you ignore the 100 games he's played, then this statement might be still not true.

Blocking you. I don't deserve this type of response.

Looking at the complete player, I'd rank Quinn 4th in his draft class. There's nothing on the ice he can't do.

I would try to get Carrier because he can be a 4th line guy with a lot of playoff experience and cup. 78 playoff games and counting, perfect 4th line guy who knows what the playoff take and he's 29.

In Savoie's entire draft class, only 5 players have hit the 50 game mark. 3 of them are defenders (Nemec, Korchinski, and Mintyukov) with the only forwards being Slafskovsky and Cooley. There isn't another forward at even 25 games I see. Savoie not being in the NHL should be seen as the rule not the exception. Quick shoutout to Matthew Poitras for hitting 33 games and being good.

Dylan Holloway has 0.202ppg compared to Quinn's 0.558 in almost the same amount of total games. In fact in the 27 games Quinn played this season, he produced the same # of goals and 1 more assist than Holloway has in his 89 game sample.

The only player better than Jack Quinn but picked after him thus far in terms of points per game (ppg) is Seth Jarvis (#13). The 3 players directly after Quinn were picked 24th, 10th, and 18th. Quinn currently ranks 4th in his draft class in points per game (minimum 50games) and JJ Peterka is currently 10th in that class (which is great). While we could argue that Jarvis was a better pick, he also has over 100 games on Quinn at this point and plays on a better team. Quinn needs to overcome his injuries and stay healthy though, but at this stage, he's been excellent.

How does Eichel compare to Celebrini? Eichel: 2014, 87pts in 53games = 1.64ppg 2015, 71pts in 40games = 1.78 Celebrini: 2023, 86pts in 50games = 1.72ppg 2024, 64pts in 38games = 1.68ppg And Celebrini was 8 months younger than Eichel. Note at each stage Celebrini had more goals than Eichel as well.

I mean, he is fun

Speaking of Helenius