It would give them another $5M of LTIR overage to sign Kadri along with the rest of their players.
- kingcong39

You know how valuable Bishop would be if that were true?

Ka needs to say it

Constantly, so the fans understand the ditch the Sabres dug themselves.

The gloom and doom posters need to hear why free agents dont magically sign here.
- Boss34

he had a gm's wet dream

he just needs to go public and say he wants to take it slow and be done with

A news anchor in Calgary said this last night, this all true.

" That's the news for now, i'll be back at 11 unless a station in Columbus offers less.".

he had a gm's wet dream

he just needs to go public and say he wants to take it slow and be done with
- homiedclown

KA made the wet dream possible

Trading 55, 23 and 9.

He didnt stumble into this situation.

Terry was in town to see the prospects but other things were on the menu to.
- Buff36

Ventura was hanging out in the box on the first day of Dev camp

https://mobile.twitter.co...amp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
Like this signing, might not bring much offense, we already have 4 that can, he will make it tough on opponents in front and down the sidewalls.

Ventura was hanging out in the box on the first day of Dev camp
- Punch70

Yeah, they were all in there

Well just a little something:
Could be a shuffling of the Hierarchy in the Sabres Organization very soon with Adams moving up to President and Ventura stepping in as GM with help from Karmanos. Not set in stone but being discussed.
- Buff36

Very interesting stuff. That makes sense though. Keep Karmanos around by promoting him

Think it's very fortunate we have Peca in Rochester, we have some very talented prospects about to flow through the system. Perfect coach to teach on the ice, but the off-ice stuff and training. Peca was a good player, but he worked for it. That's something that will be highly beneficial to these youngins.

The New Jersey Devils have acquired John Marino from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Ty Smith and a 2023 third-round pick.
Marino had a goal and 25 points in 81 games while averaging 20:38 minutes last season. It was a strong showing and he's still young at 25. He comes with a $4.4 million cap hit through 2026-27 though, so the Penguins presumably wanted to shed his salary. Ty Smith still has one season left on his entry-level contract, so he's by far the more affordable option.
- SABRES 89

High price. I liked Smith

KA made the wet dream possible

Trading 55, 23 and 9.

He didnt stumble into this situation.
- Boss34

Was that his plan, or something he did in fact stumble in to?

Was that his plan, or something he did in fact stumble in to?
- Lunaion

pissed eichel off and too cheap to sign skunk long term

in essence his mistakes lead to the dream

pissed eichel off and too cheap to sign skunk long term

in essence his mistakes lead to the dream
- homiedclown

But he wants to be here 😂

pissed eichel off and too cheap to sign skunk long term

in essence his mistakes lead to the dream
- homiedclown

and that's not even mentioning the guys who just walked as UFA's, or got moved for pennies at the deadline

and that's not even mentioning the guys who just walked as UFA's, or got moved for pennies at the deadline
- Lunaion

or the team record of his 2 seasons as gm

I know the younger generation is raised on participation trophies, but at some point just win something

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheChargingBUF/status/1548341585858818057?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
Like this signing, might not bring much offense, we already have 4 that can, he will make it tough on opponents in front and down the sidewalls.
- Buff36

He and Sammy are going to be absolute animals on the back end this year.

or the team record of his 2 seasons as gm

I know the younger generation is raised on participation trophies, but at some point just win something
- homiedclown

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Nationals will entertain trading Juan Soto after his decision to reject the team's latest 15-year, $440 million contract extension offer.

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Nationals will entertain trading Juan Soto after his decision to reject the team's latest 15-year, $440 million contract extension offer.
- SABRES 89

that's a lot of money for a guy having a down year

Petry to Pittsburgh

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Nationals will entertain trading Juan Soto after his decision to reject the team's latest 15-year, $440 million contract extension offer.
- SABRES 89

Any smart agent would have told Soto the same thing. He is 23 years old and if he signed that contract he would make just a tad under $30 million per year (a lot of money I know).

But we all know there are a few teams that would pay him more than $30 million per year on a shorter term contract. One team will give him $280 for 8 years ($35 million per) and then when he is 31 he would sign another 4 year $200 million contract or something insane based on how the league's contract have been headed. 12 years $480 million or 14 years $440 million...and then he could Pujols it up the rest of his career...

Well just a little something:
Could be a shuffling of the Hierarchy in the Sabres Organization very soon with Adams moving up to President and Ventura stepping in as GM with help from Karmanos. Not set in stone but being discussed.
- Buff36

Sounds exactly what I said yesterday

Keep skipping my posts
Lol

Petry to Pittsburgh
- sbroads24

some teams want to win

others do not

some teams want to win

others do not
- homiedclown

15 team no trade list...

A news anchor in Calgary said this last night, this all true.

" That's the news for now, i'll be back at 11 unless a station in Columbus offers less.".
- SABRES 89

That’s amazing

Any smart agent would have told Soto the same thing. He is 23 years old and if he signed that contract he would make just a tad under $30 million per year (a lot of money I know).

But we all know there are a few teams that would pay him more than $30 million per year on a shorter term contract. One team will give him $280 for 8 years ($35 million per) and then when he is 31 he would sign another 4 year $200 million contract or something insane based on how the league's contract have been headed. 12 years $480 million or 14 years $440 million...and then he could Pujols it up the rest of his career...
- Stripes77

I would take the gaurenteed money now. Half a billion dollars would be good with me