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Devante Stephens traded to Tampa (for reasons)
Carmel Corn replied to Sabel79's topic in The Aud Club
Can he play forward...is that the plan? (just kidding) -
I love it when Buffalo scores while Yandle is on the ice!
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Negative, negative. It didn't go in. It just impacted on the surface.....wait nevermind, Vesey missed to whole damm Deathstar
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Personally, he needs to first go to the Vita-Ray chamber or whatever the heck the machine was that turned little Steve Rogers into Captain America. He teenage body needs to become a man. Maybe then he can compete and win some battles.
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Dreger on Botterill: "Open to Just About Anything"
Carmel Corn replied to Kruppstahl's topic in The Aud Club
R2 has been known to make mistakes.....from time to time. -
He would provide no immediate help....he's on LTIR. No thanks!
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I am not convinced he will be fine. I would prefer seeing him included in a package deal to get a real 2C. I don't think he will make much of an impact for the rest of this season, so nothing lost. JB will not send him to Rochester, but even if he did that means we get no contribution this year. Hopefully next year Cozens can be in the lineup as our 3C.
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I am not referring to Buffalo itself for the very reasons you mention in your first point. I am saying that it may have something to do with your second point about working for the Pegulas. Seymour is no longer in charge. Going back to an earlier post from somebody else....I don't think someone like Lou Lamoriello would consider it. Again, it's not the city itself, but the ownership (despite the deep pockets).
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Okay, but let's also not assume that top level GM's and/or coaches want a job in Buffalo either. Money may not be the issue, but it seems like the only ones who want the jobs are those unproven ones who can't get the same opportunity with other teams.
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I don't have any data, but it seems like a fair number of former players end up living here when their playing days are over. If there's any truth to that, then there must be something about the area that they like.
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Sadly, I have to wonder whether the effort would be the same even if the team was healthy. Worthless and weak is now ingrained in too many players now.
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Yup...and on Thursday we play Boston, where there is never a lack of moxie....jealous!
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We may not win this game, but this could still be pivotal as the time where Jack walked the walk and showed the rest of the guys that this really is his team. Everybody expects him to score, but how about getting dirty tonight and don't forget how he consoled Dahlin when he got benched.
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I prefer the angry versions of Dahlin and now Jack. We saw angry Jimmy and I like that too. Heck, how about angry Casey next?
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I didn't see that coming....good for Jack!
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Ask him to bring Trotz with him.
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Unfortunately, it seems like the only GM and coaching talent we can attract are first timers.
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Yes....I rather see Asplund in Buffalo and Mitts in Rochester.
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Casey is REALLY bad in his own D-zone.
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Make that 6 assists now...really nice feed by Mitts on that last goal.
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Yes...and then bring in Pommers and Vanek to calm things down (sarcasm). My point is that we have one legitimate center in the lineup and not much else up the middle. If Jack gets hurt, then we have nothing left.
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Pray very hard that Jack does not get hurt! We may have to call Brian Gionta to fill in as a center.
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Perhaps Bogo is feeling strong enough to pull the ears off a gundark!
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GDT: 11/17/19 Buffalo @ Chicago, 7 p.m. EST, MSG, WGR550
Carmel Corn replied to Claude Balls's topic in The Aud Club
I am not so sure. My guess is that Jack's offensive talents have been so exceptional growing up, that his coaches have continually asked him to just go out and "score another goal" time and time again. At lower levels, his defensive liabilities are less obvious because there is not enough talent to exploit his deficiencies. At lower levels, it does not require as much of a constant motor to be exceptional. -
I wonder if playing Bogo at forward may actually somehow help his durability? I realize forward injuries are the very reason he is practicing up front, but given his history...he may be in a position to "hit" vs. being hit more often. Probably a crazy thought.