i aint Dunn yet
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lol put on your dancing shoesLet’s go!!! I’ll take you on!!
LOL
lol put on your dancing shoesLet’s go!!! I’ll take you on!!
LOL
And the only difference is Perron.Sabres are good
Blues are flawed
And another 2 hours finding a parking spotDon't go to Hawaii, you'll be stuck in traffic for 2 hours from one exit to the next. Especially if the US Navy is doing RIMPAC exercises.
Blues are flawed alright……it’s time to fire the architect!!Sabres are good
Blues are flawed
I think you are overestimating my Ability to find parking. HahahaAnd another 2 hours finding a parking spot
Silver lining is that it looks like I finally hit on a quality goalie prospect in my dynasty league entry draft.Don’t feel bad for letting in 5. This is generally the Sabres. Despite the record there’s a reason they’re in the top 10 for goals scored. 6K is why you don’t have 6
A bubble team in a division full of Bubble teams. Colorado and maybe Dallas are the only teams that I'd put as contenders.We are a bubble team. Nothing more
we will win cup if i make ever GDT but i refuse to use my power when the team is a bipolar mess.We are a bubble team. Nothing more
Silver lining is that it looks like I finally hit on a quality goalie prospect in my dynasty league entry draft.
After watching the boys fail to execute tonight with their passing, poor pinch selection and blown D-coverage I'm happy I can leave with one positive... I just wish it was about my team![]()
I drafted him as the 2nd goalie off the board at 21 OA in our 2017 entry draft (1st goalie off the board was Oettinger at 15).Ignore his AHL stats (which all of us Sabres fans look at). He’s way better in the NHL than the AHL. Even the worst defensive breakdowns at this level, the ability to recover is faster. There’s a reason his SV% is 40 points higher in the NHL.
Also he had double hip surgery a couple of years ago (a more common thing with younger goalies) so I think he’s finally fully healed from that. But nobody really likes to talk about that part of injury recovery. Just because someone is back it really doesn’t mean they’re back to 100%
I drafted him as the 2nd goalie off the board at 21 OA in our 2017 entry draft (1st goalie off the board was Oettinger at 15).
I've held onto him for 5 years so far, I'm not making any knee jerk decisions based on some rough Rochester numbers or the odd bad NHL start (like the 5-2 L against the Leafs earlier this week). Kid has size, talent and technique - and he's looking to be challenging for an NHL role soon, right around the same time Quick's career is winding down.
That continuity in net is something to dream about, because if I had to trade for an NHL starter... Let's just say it wouldn't be pretty.