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I don't like Monahan and I'm glad the Sabres weren't in on that deal.

Also:  the Kadri deal, like the Huberdeau contract, might ease the pain for Flames fans in the short terms but yeeeeeessshhh.  That's a lot of term for a 31-year-old.

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7 minutes ago, nfreeman said:

I don't like Monahan and I'm glad the Sabres weren't in on that deal.

Also:  the Kadri deal, like the Huberdeau contract, might ease the pain for Flames fans in the short terms but yeeeeeessshhh.  That's a lot of term for a 31-year-old.

What's the Kadri deal ??

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On 8/17/2022 at 9:38 AM, PromoTheRobot said:

Multiple cups.  That's all.

Who really cares if every pick since Crosby, Malkin, Fleury and *The Tang* has been a complete flop and bust ... multiple cups.  Not just cusps (hey there, @PASabreFan), but actual cups.

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19 minutes ago, nfreeman said:

I don't like Monahan and I'm glad the Sabres weren't in on that deal.

A center making $6.5M with one year remaining, and a first-round pick, for what appears to be future considerations?  I'm rather upset that the Sabres were not in on that deal.  

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2 minutes ago, Eleven said:

A center making $6.5M with one year remaining, and a first-round pick, for what appears to be future considerations?  I'm rather upset that the Sabres were not in on that deal.  

Monahan could have said no to Buffalo. He would probably have you begging for Eakin back by Christmas time.

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10 minutes ago, Eleven said:

A center making $6.5M with one year remaining, and a first-round pick, for what appears to be future considerations?  I'm rather upset that the Sabres were not in on that deal.  

Can very easily see Monahan having said no to coming to Buffalo.  Am sure that Adams let Treliving know he was interested in helping grease the skids for the Flames landing Kadri.

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14 minutes ago, Eleven said:

A center making $6.5M with one year remaining, and a first-round pick, for what appears to be future considerations?  I'm rather upset that the Sabres were not in on that deal.  

The Habs may do OK on that deal, potentially moving him at the deadline for another asset.

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22 minutes ago, Eleven said:

A center making $6.5M with one year remaining, and a first-round pick, for what appears to be future considerations?  I'm rather upset that the Sabres were not in on that deal.  

Sabres could have even made the trade, then bought him out.  The buyout is very manageable for Buffalo,

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50 minutes ago, Flashsabre said:

Monahan could have said no to Buffalo. He would probably have you begging for Eakin back by Christmas time.

Monahan saying no is a different issue though.  

40 minutes ago, Taro T said:

Can very easily see Monahan having said no to coming to Buffalo.  Am sure that Adams let Treliving know he was interested in helping grease the skids for the Flames landing Kadri.

He better have.

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1 hour ago, Curt said:

Sabres could have even made the trade, then bought him out.  The buyout is very manageable for Buffalo,

Maybe but a first in 2025, isn't that exciting to me. That player probably won't play until 2027.

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11 minutes ago, LGR4GM said:

Maybe but a first in 2025, isn't that exciting to me. That player probably won't play until 2027.

I don’t understand this take.  No assets sent the other way.  From a fans perspective its a free pick.

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14 minutes ago, LGR4GM said:

Maybe but a first in 2025, isn't that exciting to me. That player probably won't play until 2027.

True.  Didn’t know that it was 2025 when I wrote that.

Not sure how plausible it is for Sabres to set $4.25M on fire in exchange for a late 1st anyway.

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18 hours ago, Broken Ankles said:

If you think that then bet on the 2023 win totals.  The Vegas line for OTT,  NJ and Detroit are significantly better than Buffalo.  So they believe the hype.  Bet the over for the Sabres and under for NJ or Detroit.   The Devils were predicted to have 89 pts. last year and finished with 63.  This year they increased it to 91.  Seems like a lock for the under.  Sabres on the other hand we’re predicted to have 67 and exceeded that number.  Stands to reason they exceed this years target of 77.5. 

Anaheim Ducks 80.5

Arizona Coyotes 65.5

Boston Bruins 93.5

Buffalo Sabres 77.5

Calgary Flames 99.5

Carolina Hurricanes 102.5

Chicago Blackhawks 66.5

Colorado Avalanche 111.5

Columbus Blue Jackets 79.5

Dallas Stars 94.5

Detroit Red Wings 84.5

Edmonton Oilers 103.5

Florida Panthers 106.5

Los Angeles Kings 95.5

Minnesota Wild 100.5

Montreal Canadiens 71.5

Nashville Predators 96.5

New Jersey Devils 91.5

New York Islanders 94.5

New York Rangers 99.5

Ottawa Senators 86.5

Philadelphia Flyers 78.5

Pittsburgh Penguins 102.5

San Jose Sharks 76.5

Seattle Kraken 82.5

St. Louis Blues 95.5

Tampa Bay Lightning 103.5

Toronto Maple Leafs 106.5

Vancouver Canucks 92.5

Vegas Golden Knights 98.5

Washington Capitals 95.5

Winnipeg Jets 87.5

 

 

This is solid advice.

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5 hours ago, Brawndo said:

He probably goes on LTIR at the beginning of the season 

And they can be 10% above the cap for awhile 

Looks like Price is done

 

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1 hour ago, dudacek said:

Not sure why Montreal would be a more attractive situation

I love Buffalo, but come on.  Montreal for a 27 year old hockey player?!  On his last year?

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59 minutes ago, Eleven said:

I love Buffalo, but come on.  Montreal for a 27 year old hockey player?!  On his last year?

I was thinking about "other things" — scrutiny, language, taxes, team and the opportunity to relaunch his career.

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7 hours ago, Sabres Fan in NS said:

Multiple cups.  That's all.

Who really cares if every pick since Crosby, Malkin, Fleury and *The Tang* has been a complete flop and bust ... multiple cups.  Not just cusps (hey there, @PASabreFan), but actual cups.

I know if it were the Sabres we'd care a lot, cups or not. 

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10 hours ago, Weave said:

I don’t understand this take.  No assets sent the other way.  From a fans perspective its a free pick.

Didn't say I wouldn't do it just that it's not as exciting as it sounds at first. 

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11 hours ago, dudacek said:

Not sure why Montreal would be a more attractive situation

I can , over there he has a better chance to prove he can be a middle six center.   Here we got Thompson, Cozens, Mittelstadt, Krebs and Asplund that can beat him for a top 9 spot.

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