SHAAAUGHT!!! Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago (edited) 1 hour ago, Sidc3000 said: Time will tell if this is a nothing burger. If they miraculously become a playoff team next season, it’s a nothing burger. If they stay in the bottom of the league in the next couple seasons, this will turn out to be truth. This is not how truth works. No matter what happens in the future, it has no impact on what actually happened in that conversation. As mentioned above, this really seems like a game of telephone and a bunch of people with zero factual knowledge pretending they can read between the lines in a book they never even saw. Dahlin does not seem like the quitting type to me, quite the opposite actually Edited 14 hours ago by SHAAAUGHT!!! 2 1 Quote
Sidc3000 Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago (edited) 32 minutes ago, Pimlach said: Wanting to be here" is most important to Terry and Kevyn. Dahlin just has to say and act like he wants out, there is tremendous precedent that says his request will be granted. Exactly! Adams has said multiple times that he only wants players that want to be in Buffalo. Cozens is another example of a player not wanting to be in Buffalo anymore. Him standing there, watching Dahlin get punch by two guys showed me that Dylan was done. He got what he wanted. 6 minutes ago, SHAAAUGHT!!! said: Dahlin does not seem like the quitting type to me, quite the opposite actually How about the workhorse from whitehorse. I bet two seasons ago you would have said the same damn thing about Cozens. I think Dahlin is learning that he needs to look out for himself. Plain and simple. He can say that he wants to be part of the solution but his career is way more than the Buffalo Sabres Edited 14 hours ago by Sidc3000 2 Quote
Carmel Corn Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago Just now, Sidc3000 said: Exactly! Adams has said multiple times that he only wants players that want to be in Buffalo. Cozens is another example of a player not wanting to be in Buffalo anymore. Him standing there, watching Dahlin get punch by two guys showed me that Dylan was done. He got what he wanted. Muel is up next.....completely ignored what was happening in the scrums and skated away. 1 Quote
SHAAAUGHT!!! Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago 2 minutes ago, Sidc3000 said: How about the workhorse from whitehorse. I bet two seasons ago you would have said the same damn thing about Cozens. Let’s just add this to another unfounded assumption based on absolutely nothing. Thank you for perfectly demonstrating my point. Quote
Big Guava Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago Dahlin said he never even said anything like this and is pissed about it 1 Quote
Sidc3000 Posted 14 hours ago Report Posted 14 hours ago 6 minutes ago, SHAAAUGHT!!! said: Let’s just add this to another unfounded assumption based on absolutely nothing. Thank you for perfectly demonstrating my point. You’re non-answer speaks volumes 1 Quote
French Collection Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 1 hour ago, Carmel Corn said: Muel is up next.....completely ignored what was happening in the scrums and skated away. Do it! Quote
PromoTheRobot Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 6 hours ago, Archie Lee said: The first part of your sentence, up to the comma, is all I have ever said. The second part, after the comma, is you making stuff up. My point is if Dahlin wants things to turn around fast, a new GM doesn't make it happen automatically, especially with all the negatives around this team. Quote
JohnC Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago (edited) 1 hour ago, PromoTheRobot said: My point is if Dahlin wants things to turn around fast, a new GM doesn't make it happen automatically, especially with all the negatives around this team. The negatives associated around this team (your words) is a self-creation. Players such as Eichel, Reinhard, Ullmark, Montour, ROR etc all wanted out, and got out. And the primary reason was that they thought that the organization either wasn't committed to winning or was simply incapable of accomplishing it. The underlying reason, whether you agree with their stance or not, has over the past number of years proven to be true. Let's put aside the Dahlin issue. What happens if Tuch, Byram and others decide to ride out their contracts so that they can leave this organization due to expiring contracts. Will we again go through this internal purge again, and again? It's bad enough that the franchise most cited in player no move clauses are the Sabres. But the other worry is that not only do players from the outside don't want to come here, but players inside the system want out. The Pegula era has been a disaster. And it will continue on that sordid way until he either sells or sees the light. It's a very discouraging situation. Edited 11 hours ago by JohnC 1 Quote
bunomatic Posted 11 hours ago Report Posted 11 hours ago Dahls got balls. I like it. Its everything you’d hope your capt. Would do in a situation like the Sabres. If true I hope others follow it up with similar demands of the gm and owner. Everyone understands the ineptitude of this moronic owner. No one needs a cliff notes explanation of whats taken place since TP took possession of this team. Hold his feet to the fire. Run him out of town if necessary. Whatever it takes to take back our Sabres. 1 1 Quote
SABRES 0311 Posted 10 hours ago Report Posted 10 hours ago Something about Dahlin makes me think if he had said this he would own it. Maybe, “yeah, I told KA this is unacceptable.” 1 Quote
Mango Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago 5 hours ago, Sidc3000 said: Oh I agree, that’s BS. He said they rented their own lane on the opposite side of the kids, spent 10 minutes with the kids and the other 110 minutes bowling and drinking beers just the two of them. Quote
Ogelthorpe Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago 32 minutes ago, Mango said: He said they rented their own lane on the opposite side of the kids, spent 10 minutes with the kids and the other 110 minutes bowling and drinking beers just the two of them. Listen to the Rivet story on after the whistle about eichel. I 100% believe it. Quote
Stoner Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago 5 hours ago, Big Guava said: Dahlin said he never even said anything like this and is pissed about it He's a bad actor. 1 Quote
PromoTheRobot Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago 7 hours ago, Sidc3000 said: It could get that way. How come you don’t hear about Eichel or Reinhardt being toxic on the teams now? Could they just have been toxic because they wanted out and made it known? Probably because they are just one piece of a team now, not the center of the freakin' universe. They can't get away with acting like they did here. 1 Quote
7+6=13 Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago 11 hours ago, Sidc3000 said: I honestly don’t think that Pegula would listen to any player. They are just a commodity to him This is actually quite ridiculous. Quote
Second Line Center Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 9 hours ago, That Aud Smell said: Amending this to add: I think the Chiclets guys' sources are strictly North Americans guys. So I tended to doubt this when I first heard it. Like, how would Biz know what Dahlin was saying? But to @dudacek's theory on the "telephone game," the source here is probably a North American player who's relating what he heard/understood about the meeting. Im betting it was someone he talked to about the Cozens trade. He was probably told something like “everyone is mad. Even Dahlin met with KA over the trade. He voiced his frustration over the season and the team.” Something like that. Because I guarantee KA talked with Dahlin before making this trade. 1 Quote
Archie Lee Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 1 hour ago, Thorner said: We should prep for this. It’s not going to stop. The discourse around the Sabres is going to be brutal. Wait until the lottery. The Sabres will be mocked mercilessly for being at the top of the draft yet again, with nothing to show for the last 4 other times. Quote
OverPowerYou Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) 1. Rigas family loses team, NHL takes over 2. Cheap Golisano takes over, doesn’t allow GM to keep great team together 3. Incompetent owner Pegula takes over. All franchise players leave and win Stanley cup 4. Stuck in hockey wasteland for an eternity Edited 1 hour ago by OverPowerYou Quote
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