he never touched the ice in o.t...

*shrugs*

don't know why
- Michael Pachla

He has been our best player outside of ROR and its not even close. What more does he have to do to earn more trust/time?

"not good" is subjective and can't be proven wrong
- Michael Pachla

Ty. My jab was purely semantic - cuz dats how I roll.

I finally get my 1 year anniversary on this site this Feb.!!!!

Please prove me wrong (i'm serious btw)
- Sabresfan-365

Every time the Blues had a good scoring chance it seemed like he was on the ice.

Please prove me wrong (i'm serious btw)
- Sabresfan-365

See pach. It's conflating a fact with a subjective observation. You might have good reason for it - but it's still a subjective observation, which isn't a fact, so diego smirked at you.

It's been a long day.

See pach. It's conflating a fact with a subjective observation. You might have good reason for it - but it's still a subjective observation, which isn't a fact, so diego smirked at you.

It's been a long day.
- nfph

my brain hurts

my brain hurts
- feetontheair22

Which is why Princess Bride references are better.

Which is why Princess Bride references are better.
- nfph

I finally get my 1 year anniversary on this site this Feb.!!!!
- CoHo_to_B-Lo

You know what you get for that?

Ullmark is 13th in the NHL in Save %

Ahead of Rinne, Howard, Bishop, Quick, Miller...not lookin too shabby

Which is why Princess Bride references are better.
- nfph

you...


da...


man

You know what you get for that?
- Buffalo--Sabres

I mean it should be something cool, I joined when it was a leap year and planned it out nicely so that should count for something? HAHA. 4 years=1!!!!!

"In a crucial five-minute kill thanks to a boarding major by Tyler Ennis, Sabres in-game host Brian Duff pointed out that Bogosian skated 2:45 of it. And after the Blues scored just :34 into the major penalty, Bogosian had a shift of 1:45, took a :37 break then followed up with another :45 shift. St. Louis was held to only one goal."

i would be careful about that. after they scored the blues were lackadasical. most of the game minus a pp or killing penalties the blues again were just there not working very hard. a little in the third but mostly you saw a blues team just show up. they did it against columbus the other night even more so. the team is tired and has been missing a lot of players in a lot of games. a few players have been a bit over used and they are showing signs of exhaustion.

"In a crucial five-minute kill thanks to a boarding major by Tyler Ennis, Sabres in-game host Brian Duff pointed out that Bogosian skated 2:45 of it. And after the Blues scored just :34 into the major penalty, Bogosian had a shift of 1:45, took a :37 break then followed up with another :45 shift. St. Louis was held to only one goal."

i would be careful about that. after they scored the blues were lackadasical. most of the game minus a pp or killing penalties the blues again were just there not working very hard. a little in the third but mostly you saw a blues team just show up. they did it against columbus the other night even more so. the team is tired and has been missing a lot of players in a lot of games. a few players have been a bit over used and they are showing signs of exhaustion.
- BluemanGuruu

Of course because its not like the Sabres could actually be competitive. We bow to you all mighty Hawks fan.

Of course because its not like the Sabres could actually be competitive. We bow to you all mighty Hawks fan.
- CoHo_to_B-Lo

He is a long time Blues fan actually . Who thinks he is a lot smarter than he actually is. So Sad. He could not found any puppies to kick today so he has graced us with his special brand of non sensical commentary.

"In a crucial five-minute kill thanks to a boarding major by Tyler Ennis, Sabres in-game host Brian Duff pointed out that Bogosian skated 2:45 of it. And after the Blues scored just :34 into the major penalty, Bogosian had a shift of 1:45, took a :37 break then followed up with another :45 shift. St. Louis was held to only one goal."

i would be careful about that. after they scored the blues were lackadasical. most of the game minus a pp or killing penalties the blues again were just there not working very hard. a little in the third but mostly you saw a blues team just show up. they did it against columbus the other night even more so. the team is tired and has been missing a lot of players in a lot of games. a few players have been a bit over used and they are showing signs of exhaustion.
- BluemanGuruu

appreciate the read, blueman...

st. louis played a pretty solid game through and through...were always hard on the puck and gave the sabres fits throughout the first period...don't watch them enough to know if they're tired or not, but i do know that the only sustained offensive zone pressure in the first period by the Sabres came late in the period

Mike Harrington ‏@BNHarrington 23h23 hours ago
Kane was effusive in his praise for the Buffalo training staff led by Tim Macre to get him back early from his injury. #Sabres
- Sabresfan-365

Training staff and medical staff are different.

He is a long time Blues fan actually . Who thinks he is a lot smarter than he actually is. So Sad. He could not found any puppies to kick today so he has graced us with his special brand of non sensical commentary.



- Maximum Signal

Blues and Hawks fan. Makes Sense.

I love my Sabres and my Bruins.

Also my Yankees tattoo goes great with my Red Sox hat.

Talk about timing... http://jetsnation.ca/2015...hamonic-and-zach-bogosian

Talk about timing... http://jetsnation.ca/2015...hamonic-and-zach-bogosian

- yen6d1

"Bogosian did have value in the penalty kill. In terms of repressing unblocked shots and scoring chances, Bogosian has been the best of the three by far." Compared to MYERS and hamonic

As much as I really liked Bogo in Winnipeg he can look pretty lost at times. I hope he does well though.

I am not a huge fan of Bogosian, but I think he is a physical defenseman, which we need, and he is a good second pairing guy. I do agree he has been on the ice for a disproportionate amount of the scoring chances we have faced in the last two games, but we need to give the guy a break, he is coming back from a long stretch of not playing, and he has been thrown into the fire with big minutes and big expectations.

There is no substitute for playing in real games to get your conditioning in check. I expect him to look better in a few more games when he is back into the swing of things.

My only guess as to why Franson is playing on the PK over Pysyk is because of his reach, and because Bylsma seems to give an inordinate amount of respect to the vets.

did any body catch when he tried to obliterate the blues player below our goal line, missed the check, and got destroyed by the boards

did any body catch when he tried to obliterate the blues player below our goal line, missed the check, and got destroyed by the boards
- Sabre_Tooth

Yes, would of been a monster hit. But he missed and missed bad. Lucky he wasn't hurt.

I am not a huge fan of Bogosian, but I think he is a physical defenseman, which we need, and he is a good second pairing guy. I do agree he has been on the ice for a disproportionate amount of the scoring chances we have faced in the last two games, but we need to give the guy a break, he is coming back from a long stretch of not playing, and he has been thrown into the fire with big minutes and big expectations.

There is no substitute for playing in real games to get your conditioning in check. I expect him to look better in a few more games when he is back into the swing of things.

My only guess as to why Franson is playing on the PK over Pysyk is because of his reach, and because Bylsma seems to give an inordinate amount of respect to the vets.
- SabresPanacea

Because thats what we signed him for...