GDT: Sens at Sabres; 7:00 p.m. EDT, March 25, 2025
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Don't care about the pick. Just tired of watching them lose.
MOGlLNY
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Der Jaeger
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Really liked Benson-Kulich-Thompson
Good team win and Reimer was good again.
Good team win and Reimer was good again.
Ace
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If any late season lessons or wins would EVER carry over to the next season in any way…sure.
They’ve proven beyond a doubt that none of this matters for literally anything than confirmation bias from the dumb people running the team
Picking 4-10 doesn't really matter much either. It's likely the player is at least one year away from the NHL and more from being productive.
truthbluth
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I don’t care about losing for a pick, but I DO care about losing for general embarrassment. That’s the stuff. Good news is, onesy twosy wins don’t ruin embarrassment the way they ruin tanking for draft spot. Still fun win they win.
enthusiast
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While true, if the Sabres end up with a Zacha instead of a Marner because they decided to get their act together when it didn’t matter for the millionth time I will probably kill myself
ValJamesDuex
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ValJamesDuex
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SundherDome
Y'all have to much power
We need to talk about Krebs grabbing his opportunities the last couple of weeks.
debaser66
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Exactly. I start applauding when they win when it actually matters.
For now this just seems like groundhog day.
Win meaningless games at the end and start the next season unprepared and be basically outside the picture until thanksgiving.
Eh, they were in playoff position at Thanksgiving this year even if it was 8th in the conference.
Dubi Doo
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This is where I'm at, but I'm also not watching the game, so wins mean nothing to me.
On a positive note, I am fine with them stompin' out the Sens, though their last two wins seem more luck based than them actually outplaying their opponent (stat watching, of course)
The size difference would be amusing alone. Needs to be a custom order bike so both of them can reach the pedals.
jc17
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I missed most of the first period, and sounds like we got outplayed.
Rest of the game I didn't think we played poorly, but the numbers still favored the sens by a lot. I think we just had the better goalie and finishing last night. First goal took an insane pass, 2nd was low % point shot. Tages goal was the only one we really got from what felt like sustained pressure
Didnt see the game but just notice they winn in the end of season always, so if they can winn more during the whole season
Peterka and Quinn had some nice chemistry this game. Looked like a couple years ago when they were on a heater with Cozens at center.
Even though Ottawa is way ahead of us in the standings (15 points!), I don’t think they are actually that much better than us. Marginally better IMO. Idk what it is about this Sabres team, but they seem to play as less than the sum of their parts a lot of nights.
Even though Ottawa is way ahead of us in the standings (15 points!), I don’t think they are actually that much better than us. Marginally better IMO. Idk what it is about this Sabres team, but they seem to play as less than the sum of their parts a lot of nights.
They were better because their GM added the right pieces, maybe the coaching was better down the stretch too. They added a starting goalie, a top 4 RD vet, a few more guys up front and they already had vets. Unfortunately Adams didn't do much of that. Well we also didn't have our best player for a while and he was battling an injury early in the season. We were kind of unlucky as always.
Fezzy126
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JJP and Quinn got destroyed last night in almost every metric:
It probably didn't seem as bad because of the rush chances and the goal.
Zman5778
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I wonder how much of that is score effects in the 3rd period and Ottawa desperately throwing everything in every direction to get that tying goal. To my eye, in the 1st and 2nd period.....they appeared to hold their own.
Looking at these numbers, it sure looks like the Sabres got run out of the rink and Reimer/Forsberg is the only reason why we got 2 points. Reimer was good, Forsberg wasn't.....but to my eye, the game wasn't THAT lopsided.
Now that said -- I don't like the idea of McLeod with JJP and Quinn. I DO like the idea of Norris with those two though, assuming Norris comes back this year.
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