TheNumber4
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Without that story coming out and all the bad Leaf’s PR. He finds another job, and gets to keep it. In fact he nearly did in CBJ.
Buffalo Sabres have won 1 game in a row.
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As an Oiler fan I can feel for the Sabres. It is an interesting sliding doors moment. If the oilers do not win the draft? Who do they take at 3 and do the trade 15 if they do not have McDavid?
It's all about hiring the right people. Let the hockey people make the decisions.
So you're mad at the messenger, not the fact he was an abusive and borderline psychopath?
He had plenty of bad PR before Marner. Players from the Redwings were already talking about the stuff he pulled there.
And what happened to that job in CBJ?
TheNumber4
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I’m not “mad” at anything. That’s coming from you. I’m just stating the facts of the case.
Oh did he? Sure. But he still got the most lucrative coaching contract in NHL history. That bad eh?
It’s the Toronto PR campaign that put the nail in the coffin of his career. Put his whole character issues on blast on a level that wouldn’t have happened and didn’t happen anywhere else. Including Detroit.
Good the Leafs PR did that. Anything else you'd like to contribute here?
LOL.
iM nOt MaD....
Whatever. If he is such a great coach that was only a victim of a Leafs PR campaign maybe the Oilers should hire him.
You guys love our cast offs and don’t seem to care about character issues
TheNumber4
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Good or bad. I don’t care. But it’s definitely what happened. No Marner fiasco, no Leaf’s stint, and he’s still coaching in this League. That’s a fact. Sorry that it triggers you, it doesn’t trigger me though. Just stating the facts.
BB79
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Meh..they'll find a way to lose and make the Habs look like it's the late 1970s all over again.Don't worry about it. They are playing the Habs on Tuesday!
I follow both the Sabres and Bruins, this season I've followed the Bruins a lot closer. Following Buffalo is really hard to do at this point. It's painful.
TheNumber4
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Lol nah. Only desperate organizations would bring him on. Oilers coaching is amongst the best in the League.
Stephen
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If you look back on what the Buffalo Sabres had in-house between 2016 and 2018 they had a lot of special pieces that went on to do some great things in the NHL. Eichel, Reinhart, O'Reilly, Bogosian, Rodrigues all have Stanley Cups from separate runs. Hagel, Ullmark, Borgen, McCabe went on to be solid and above average NHLers.
Mattilaus
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You think the suck is your ally, but you merely adopted the suck. Sabres were born in it, molded by it. They haven't seen a winning season since Lane Hutson was in kindergarten.Don't worry about it. They are playing the Habs on Tuesday!
Well the Leafs are Canada's Team and since he decided to play out his antics in a the hockey mecca, home to both TSN (Toronto Sports Network) and LeafsNet, he had it coming and I'm glad he got it.
I commend Sabres fans that still go to see games live and still support their team throughout this nightmare decade that they’ve been through. Not easy to support a team and keep watching when it’s constant negative energy around the team and they keep losing.
I hope Sabres find success very soon for the fans. Buffalo is an amazing sports market and a great hockey city. It’s time to make changes, bring competent management in place and hire a coach that can build off some core pieces in place.
The NHL is a better league when the Sabres are a good team.
I hope Sabres find success very soon for the fans. Buffalo is an amazing sports market and a great hockey city. It’s time to make changes, bring competent management in place and hire a coach that can build off some core pieces in place.
The NHL is a better league when the Sabres are a good team.
Stolie the Goalie
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At least they make it to the first round participation. They Sabres couldn't even do that.
Sensrule
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Didn't know they played again so quickly. A Friday night game with a lot of people on their Christmas break and having the weekend to rest? It's going to be a surreal atmosphere. Buckle up.
Ace
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People need to understand something very clear about the Lindy Ruff hire. Something that explains everything that is an actual disaster in the organization.
1. He is the only coach the cheap owner would pay for because New Jersey is paying most of his salary for his two year deal.
2. The cheap owner will only hire people he already trusts and knows.
That leaves a circle that contains exactly one name in it.
1. He is the only coach the cheap owner would pay for because New Jersey is paying most of his salary for his two year deal.
2. The cheap owner will only hire people he already trusts and knows.
That leaves a circle that contains exactly one name in it.
Since Domi and McCabe are playing for the Leafs and Lindy Ruff is coaching the Sabres, maybe they can find a Hasek and Peca....really make it early 2000s vibe for when they meet again on Friday.
JeffreyLFC
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This is exhibit A on how to ruin a franchise. They drafted very good players but they traded them away for almost nothing.
CBJWerenski8
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Honestly really feel for their fans. My team sucks too and has for a bit, but still nothing like the Sabres. Condolences to you all
TheNumber4
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Well I wouldn’t be too proud that Canada’s team rid the NHL of him. We all know he’d still be coaching there if the Leafs were able to win a round.
Well I wouldn’t be too proud that Canada’s team rid the NHL of him. We all know he’d still be coaching there if the Leafs were able to win a round.
I'm proud
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