Andrew Amerk

It would make him the leading scorer on these current Sabres LOL

Bjork missed two chances in the game to bury a goal. Skinner has at least 2 a game that he misses, so Bjork will be fine.

Laaksonen is coming along nicely as well. It would be nice to see these young stay at home types balance out the offensive D, but they also need a strong vet or 2 to help all of these kids on D.

Two.

The best way to avail is availability!

Other than the ATROCIOUS refereeing, it’s been an entertaining game.

Or it could be knowing the Sabres can’t just say “this the offer, if you don’t want it we have X,Y, and Z ready to take your spot.”

With a hard ‘An.’

This is my favorite reply:

I think teams should always draft a goalie every year. People have always been able to purchase it in NYS.

Smith DID score a big goal in Game 7 of the Conference Finals for the Flames.

Where My Dogs At would’ve been the more optimal choice.

Where is the Hall trade at?

Micro Wiener

Idk man. I always thought it was easier to rotate 5 D around if one went down, than spending a game shuffling around 11 forwards all game. Irwin as 7th D had 4 minutes of ice time. I’d have to assume someone like R2 would’ve had more minutes.

I don’t get the strategy of not having 4 full offensive lines. Probably was the difference tonight.

I thought it was Stop The Bull Ush IHCDG

That might even be a better name than Randy Wood.

The team of AHL players and middling NHL players are losing to the team of prospects and PK Subban.

He’s saying Hall could’ve been good with a better coach than RK, and if the Sabres plan on hiring a good coach, Hall could still be good here. Trading Hall for a pick while the team has been awful at drafting is a bad choice. Come on, man, you’re a better poster than this.

That’s Miles away from what Wedgewood can accomplish

I’m sure he will be one excited unit if he gets in there.

For anyone who has played hockey, you know that the best cure for a slumping team, is scoring goals and playing offense. It’s fun. It feels good. Playing constant D only AND losing while doing it is a recipe for disaster, and a morale killer. It would’ve been different if the team was pulling off some 1-0 or 2-1 wins doing it. That would’ve let the players know that Ralph’s way worked. Ullmark has made a difference, yes, but so has Granato - but in the same vein, almost any coach could’ve stepped in and told the horses to start running, and play would’ve improved because hockey players naturally love offense and scoring. Even Tokarski is a threat to steal a game with the improved morale. Now imagine what things could look like with a quality backup G and a veteran coach with proven NHL experience that knows how to allow a Dahlin, Joki, and Bryson to run while being paired with a Borgen and a couple veteran Tallinder types...

The Gortons Fisherman play plenty boring. A lot of 2-1, 3-2 games this season.

I guess you’ve never been watched the Islanders play.