Trying to be nice, considering the great contracts for TT and Cozens.
In terms of roster additions. Same thing in Rochester where they've had problems at center all year and have done nothing there except push Kulich into the role at times.
Trying to be nice, considering the great contracts for TT and Cozens.
Uh, the front office made a few very low level additions (Lyubushkin, Comrie), and ran back the same roster that most people felt would draft about 10th. The players have done better, as a whole (with obvious exceptions and holes to fill). The front office has done nothing but extend TT and Cozens, and two bare basic trades in the last two days. I'm not sure what you're arguing against actually. My point seems straighforward enough.Why are you judging a team in literally year 1 of being anything resembling decent by the moves they make? They have built through the draft and this is the first year of being decent. These types of teams generally don’t make moves yet
they literally aren’t.The front office isn’t doing anything. Our Gm is bad. The owner is bad. Everyone has passed us.
Yet the owner has an extremely successful nfl franchise.they literally aren’t.
he is
the owner hasn’t had his team make the playoffs one time in any year he owned them from the start of a season. Hes owned it for 11 full seasons.
Everyone else is trying to.
We will welcome you in the summer when you realize that he won’t.I expect Adams to fix our team this offseason. This year was never expected.
Yeah, i think I’m about done with the “plan” here.I would say the front office is doing less than the basics.
It’s almost as if they’re two totally different sportsYet the owner has an extremely successful nfl franchise.
Monopolies can make the biggest morons in business seem brilliant. See Jerry Jones.Yet the owner has an extremely successful nfl franchise.
That's exectly what the sens did. Their core players is all drafted at the same time as the sabresWhy are you judging a team in literally year 1 of being anything resembling decent by the moves they make? They have built through the draft and this is the first year of being decent. These types of teams generally don’t make moves yet
The team has one of the worst defensive corps in the nhl outside of its star. It has arguably the worst goalie corps too
the Sabres have objectively had one of the worst stretches in the history of a 100 year old league. That’s beyond not just working out
That's exectly what the sens did. Their core players is all drafted at the same time as the sabres
I don't care what time of year or off-season or whatever...any 24-25 yr old top-four D-man comes available for a 1st and two 2nds, that's a trade Buffalo needs to jump on. It's the one obvious hole and the one type of player add that would fix the whole Dcorps. Not getting that guy, and in fact allowing a division rival to get that guy instead. I mean...they're just not trying for now. That's all this is, some self-imposed belief about when their window is, and refusing to act before then. I wish I could be so farking sure in predicting when "the time" is. My God it's like the Golisano days all over again.
So they took a different approach? Isn’t it too soon to say who was right? Aren’t they below us in the standings?
Clearly they are improving and yes, that's fun. But obviously they still have a few glaring holes on the roster. A top-four Dman and/or 3rd pair Dman is the biggest hole, and KA just watched an excellent solution at a fair price go sailing by, despite supposedly being in on that player for a long time. It doesn't make sense and those opportunities don't come along very often.Yea, do you remember when we did a virtually unprecedented scorched earth rebuild and were intentionally bad? And it failed and set us back for years? It was obviously the wrong call. if you want to attribute that plan to the owner, fine. I don’t. It was a botched job by the GM.
I truly don’t get this attitude everyone is having. We finally have a good amazing young core of players and the team is being patient and succeeding. They are fun to watch.
Like I said, if everyone wants to throw a doom and gloom pity party of it, then go for it. Sorry, but not interested in joining you all. And I’m enjoying the team and what they are building
If so, that's when I finally pull the trigger.I wonder if the "long term viability" is akin to them wanting to be just into the playoffs to get that first round guarantee of 2 (maybe 3) home games and not really care about more.
Their best players were literally all traded for.Why are you judging a team in literally year 1 of being anything resembling decent by the moves they make? They have built through the draft and this is the first year of being decent. These types of teams generally don’t make moves yet
Clearly they are improving and yes, that's fun. But obviously they still have a few glaring holes on the roster. A top-four Dman and/or 3rd pair Dman is the biggest hole, and KA just watched an excellent solution at a fair price go sailing by, despite supposedly being in on that player for a long time. It doesn't make sense and those opportunities don't come along very often.
If so, that's when I finally pull the trigger.
Just to point out, the Sens are 2 points back of the Sabres and have been without their #2 center almost all year. That's a year where Buffalo has been reasonably healthy by comparison.