Sidc3000

It’s raining goals

If you don’t want to win for another 5 more seasons or more

Hockey players want to be rich but they also want to win and no difference will want to be part of this team. There is a reason why no difference maker has saved the day nice play and tap in

No difference maker wants to come to the Sabres. The only way for that to happen is if they get rid of NTC in the next CBA. I’m sure Pegula will be fighting for that

No it’s to get older players, the problem is they’re young and suck so no older players that are worth a damn want to play for them. It very well may be a problem they never fix.

The white balance is off. Everything looks slightly blue

One of the reasons why this team possibly will be picking in the top five is because they are the youngest team in the league. Let’s just stay young and never win

That’s our star offensive defenseman not shooting Allegedly 😂 This is already looking like it’s going to be a disaster

If they draft in the top 5, that player would probably play next season on the Sabres. The average age of the top 5 prospects in the next draft is 17 yrs old. That would be another teenager in the line up

Fine. I’m tired of being one of the youngest team in the league for the past 10 years. For picks and prospects

And that’s what management is betting on. Fans being happy with whatever they put on the ice and they have been pretty damn successful

Bingo

What makes you think he’s willing to spend? I’m hoping with the new Bills investors he will put some money back into the Sabres. Time will tell

History means nothing at this point. They destroyed it in less than a month

It’s called the Buffalo Bills and a new stadium.

Third worse streak in franchise history. The top three were all under Pegula ownership

Unfortunately too little, too late. One player shouldn’t be the end all be all. If that’s the case, this team then no one on this team deserves to be in the NHL.

Playoffs here we come!!

Good ole Bronx cheer on that save

Yes!!! Festivus for the rest of us

I see. Crazy

Roy has done it before According to ChatGPT The earliest recorded instance of a coach pulling the goalie for an extra attacker in a game was 11:02 remaining in the third period, by Patrick Roy, then-coach of the Colorado Avalanche, during a game on March 16, 2015, against the Anaheim Ducks. This aggressive strategy was used as part of Roy’s philosophy to create offensive pressure, and it remains one of the boldest empty-net pulls in NHL history. While pulling a goalie with more than a few minutes left in the game is still rare, this example shows how some coaches push traditional boundaries for a chance to win.

I thought Lindy pulled the goalie early but 11 minutes