eichel to DET for helm (kozlov) a 1st rounder and future considerations (nothing).

I haven't read that but wouldn't surprise me. Ultimately thats the risk you take. Buy low and if he loses that edge you haven't spent too much. Or he finds that edge again and you've got a top 9 forward at a bargain.
- Michael Ghofrani

Correct.

Any talk of a 1st or the potential for it to become a 1st is lunacy IMO.

He really hasn’t proven anything in his career honestly.

eichel to DET for helm (kozlov) a 1st rounder and future considerations (nothing).
- wingz4life

How about a sh!t sandwich?

Correct.

Any talk of a 1st or the potential for it to become a 1st is lunacy IMO.

He really hasn’t proven anything in his career honestly.
- dadeadhead

Well would be interesting to know what was in the deal at the deadline that was said to be almost done but ran out of time.

Well would be interesting to know what was in the deal at the deadline that was said to be almost done but ran out of time.
- Buff36

Use common sense?

Injured player
Hasn’t played since December
Just opted to have season ending surgery
In the 26 games he played he had 1 goal


Pick and prospect.

Use common sense?

Injured player
Hasn’t played since December
Just opted to have season ending surgery
In the 26 games he played he had 1 goal


Pick and prospect.
- dadeadhead

Well thanks for your common sense answer, no poop , just meant what possible pick or prospect was being talked about.

just curious, if he's not good enough to be on a 25th-place team, how is he good enough to get you top-six help?
- Michael Pachla

I never mentioned whether or not he is good enough.

Well thanks for your common sense answer, no poop , just meant what possible pick or prospect was being talked about.
- Buff36

A 3rd

you need to be more sensitive for those that speak a different language





kid is frustrated, feels he is part of the blame, sick of losing

there is a reason every coach here loves him, as well as every gm


he survived 2 trade deadlines and a draft for 1 reason

they do not want to move him
- homiedclown

Why keep a guy that has asked to be moved many times..

Let's talk blockbusters:

To BUF: Nikolai Ehlers, Patrik Laine, Adam Lowry, Neal Pionk, 2020 second round draft pick, 2021 first round draft pick

To WPG: Jack Eichel, Rasmus Rostolainen, Kyle Okposo, 2021 second round draft pick
- TheUltimateJet

No

A 3rd
- dadeadhead

A+

A 3rd
- dadeadhead

I needed that

Are you extending him in 2 years?

If you are not, now is the time to move him.

He is part of the rotten core, as is Reinhart, and the core needs a shakeup.

Pach used to love to write viva la core about Roy, Pominville, etc.

That core at it's worst was infinitely better than this core has ever been, and yet we don't want to shake up this core when it is obviously necessary?
- kingcong39

The problem is there is no core. Eichel, Dahlin, Reinhart, Skinner, and maybe Risto. A center, 2 wingers, and 2 D do not a core make; especially when one isn't anywhere near his peak yet, hopefully. If this team had Ryan Miller and Derek Roy on top of everything else they're a playoff team. Goaltending and no center depth is what has killed this team for the last few years. If you add a legit 2C and a slightly above average starter that would make all the difference in the world.

A 3rd
- dadeadhead

That will get it done

Not sure I'm a fan of this idea.

https://www.diebytheblade...__twitter_impression=true

Well, the reason is that I’ve heard from multiple team sources that the Sabres are quite interested in him and will try to convince the Sharks to consider a trade during the offseason. Part of their plan is to use their 2020 first-round pick to entice the Sharks, who as I mentioned, do not have a first-rounder this year at the top of the draft (have a late first from Tampa Bay). If the pick is not in the top three, the Sabres will look to use it as a trade chip.
- kingcong39

We drafted Dylan Coz with the #7 pick last year. So far we have #7 in another good draft- would we really want to trade The opportunity to draft a Dylan Coz like prospect for Hertyl, rehabbing a new and an UFA after 2022. Hard hard pass

The problem is there is no core. Eichel, Dahlin, Reinhart, Skinner, and maybe Risto. A center, 2 wingers, and 2 D do not a core make; especially when one isn't anywhere near his peak yet, hopefully. If this team had Ryan Miller and Derek Roy on top of everything else they're a playoff team. Goaltending and no center depth is what has killed this team for the last few years. If you add a legit 2C and a slightly above average starter that would make all the difference in the world.
- Wetbandit1

Well it's nice when you have players coming up through your system to help with that core.

We drafted Dylan Coz with the #7 pick last year. So far we have #7 in another good draft- would we really want to trade The opportunity to draft a Dylan Coz like prospect for Hertyl, rehabbing a new and an UFA after 2022. Hard hard pass
- turbo044

I definitely wouldn't use this years 1st on him, not with that knee.

A good 1B goaltender and a solid 2nd line addition would make a world of difference with this team. I mean Kahun Cozens Mojo could make a solid 3rd line.

Are you extending him in 2 years?

If you are not, now is the time to move him.

He is part of the rotten core, as is Reinhart, and the core needs a shakeup.

Pach used to love to write viva la core about Roy, Pominville, etc.

That core at it's worst was infinitely better than this core has ever been, and yet we don't want to shake up this core when it is obviously necessary?
- kingcong39

funny you should mention that...prior to the coronavirus I was still writing a bit on my old blog and...well...


http://buffalosabresnow.b...over-again-as-sabres.html

funny you should mention that...prior to the coronavirus I was still writing a bit on my old blog and...well...


http://buffalosabresnow.b...over-again-as-sabres.html
- Michael Pachla

Not a bad read Pach's, well let's hope Botts is up to it.

funny you should mention that...prior to the coronavirus I was still writing a bit on my old blog and...well...


http://buffalosabresnow.b...over-again-as-sabres.html
- Michael Pachla

Like an oasis in the midst of the desert.

The CDC admitted they screwed up COVID19 infection counts and INTENTIONALLY misled the public and have apologized, clarifying that the amount of people truly infected is much lower than what was originally reported.

An error so egregious it made the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute say, “How could the CDC make this mistake? This is a mess."

The American Coronavirus Task Force also admitted to fudging the National COVID19 death count when Dr. Birx said the deaths are people who died “with” COVID19 not “from” COVID19, thus making the real death count much lower than what is currently being reported.

Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted masks won’t help against the virus and mask manufacturers are now including warnings that their products do not deter COVID19. He also said that continuing to close the country could cause irreparable damage.

CDC backtracked their initial claim that led governors to shutdown their states & clarified that COVID19 does not spread easily on surfaces.

Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo confirmed a recent health study showing that 70% of new infections actually originate at home, thus making stay at home orders one of the most dangerous mandates currently in place.


The curve is flattened, the CDC, WHO, Dr. Fauci, our governors, and many more were completely wrong about the potential threat of this virus. Even California is opening up sooner than anyone expected because the evidence contradicts the long standing and inaccurate narrative still upheld by the extremely dishonest & corrupt media.

People called those of us who knew this all along conspiracy theorists, but it turns out we were right

The #CDC just confirmed a 0.2% death-rate for #COVID19

Like an oasis in the midst of the desert.
- Der Kaiser

Like a hooker with the clap

The CDC admitted they screwed up COVID19 infection counts and INTENTIONALLY misled the public and have apologized, clarifying that the amount of people truly infected is much lower than what was originally reported.

An error so egregious it made the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute say, “How could the CDC make this mistake? This is a mess."

The American Coronavirus Task Force also admitted to fudging the National COVID19 death count when Dr. Birx said the deaths are people who died “with” COVID19 not “from” COVID19, thus making the real death count much lower than what is currently being reported.

Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted masks won’t help against the virus and mask manufacturers are now including warnings that their products do not deter COVID19. He also said that continuing to close the country could cause irreparable damage.

CDC backtracked their initial claim that led governors to shutdown their states & clarified that COVID19 does not spread easily on surfaces.

Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo confirmed a recent health study showing that 70% of new infections actually originate at home, thus making stay at home orders one of the most dangerous mandates currently in place.


The curve is flattened, the CDC, WHO, Dr. Fauci, our governors, and many more were completely wrong about the potential threat of this virus. Even California is opening up sooner than anyone expected because the evidence contradicts the long standing and inaccurate narrative still upheld by the extremely dishonest & corrupt media.

People called those of us who knew this all along conspiracy theorists, but it turns out we were right

The #CDC just confirmed a 0.2% death-rate for #COVID19
- Alex the Great

Source?

Let me guess
Fox News?

Source?

Let me guess
Fox News?
- Powerslave

Rule 7, please, for the love of God.