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The Elephant In the Sabres' Room: Fixing the Power Play
Pimlach replied to bob_sauve28's topic in The Aud Club
Indeed. One data point is not a trend. Lets see the PP keep going like that for a few games. If we are ever going to have a winning streak we need the first line to be scoring. It's time for them to get hot. -
Hmm. Look at how quickly Cozens, Peterka and Quinn have emerged as NHL players. They play strong physically, for their age at least, and they all have some size to grow on. The next group Kulich (19), Rosen (20), รstlund (19), Savoie (19) and Benson (18) are all smaller. Benson is already an NHL player. He will be one of those 5'9" guys that plays much bigger. It will be interesting to see what they become someday and where they end up. Kulich impresses me with his leadership. He also looks bigger than the 5'11" & 172 lbs listed in Hockey DB too.
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We know this guy is a sniper, and it might take a bit more time for him to be ready to play NHL level, but you have to be attracted to his leadership. What I really like is that he put the team on his shoulders. He wore the C well. His team medaled and make an amazing rally.
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Mitts is a player that does things correctly, and he does things to help you win that don't make the score sheet. He could be an All Star if scoring was not so much of a huge factor, there are so many teams and lots big scorers from all the divisions. Unless you get Selke recognition, it is hard for a good player like Mitts to make an Al Star team but not impossible. To get Selke Recognition it really helps to play on a good team.
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Mitts would have been an inspired choice but Dahlin has played well too. Yeah, ok he has made some mistakes too but overall he is our best player and belongs there.
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New Jersey last year...Vancouver this year...Sabres when??
Pimlach replied to matter2003's topic in The Aud Club
Pegula inherited Ruff. Ruff was the first to go, he should have got to know him better, he should have been the last. The two "not new to the NHL coaches" are Nolan and Bylsma. Nolan was out of NHL hockey for a long time. Not a marque pick made at the genesis of the tank. The found a desperate to get back candidate that was known. After the Sabres, Bylsma has never got back as a HC job in the NHL. He is an outlier that was handed a SC capable team, and he did the job that year and they won the Cup. After that not much. I was puzzled by his failure, he had some good young players. The tendency is to hire new, unproven, damaged, resurrected, available at the time and we now him, kind of coaches .... How about a relevant and recent winning NHL coach? There are several out there right now. -
ESPN+ and you can watch the games on demand. You don't get the post game show, no Duffer and Marty, no interviews.