Murray makes it 7-4

Rosen saw all of the love Kulich and Savoie were getting and had to remind us he’s going to be a player too.

Sold few months for Washedup’s favourite prospect

Murray makes it 7-4. Bartkowski makes it 8-4

Murray makes it 7-4. Bartkowski makes it 8-4
- Buff36

Get the brooms out.

If you want to watch Savoie at 10

http://onhockey.tv/

Have a good night gents

Get the brooms out.
- The_Inkwell

It's on the ice already

Could be, see how these kids handle their playoff run and hopefully make a decision on your direction.
- Buff36

Ready to see what happens. The idea that no one is ready and everyone should just come back next season is getting harder to sell. Let's see how he adapts.

That Kulich goal...how did he fall to 28th? Homer take but he's winning the Calder whenever he comes up.

That Kulich goal...how did he fall to 28th? Homer take but he's winning the Calder whenever he comes up.
- The_Inkwell

We talkin Martin Havlat LTE?

https://www.nhl.com/sabre...n-seth-appert/c-344444764
Good read!!

Year 1 of Ralph was high vibes. That gets forgotten.

You're right though, no one fights through everything that went wrong once covid hit.
- Lunaion

All of year one of Ralph was high vibes?

Didn't they seriously crater down the stretch that season?

Who shot his load though?
- IonSabres

John Wilkes Booth shot his load while shooting the President’s head while he was receiving head and he yelled “Surrender Dorothy!” as he shot both loads.

Rosen saw all of the love Kulich and Savoie were getting and had to remind us he’s going to be a player too.

Sold few months for Washedup’s favourite prospect
- Swedish_Jesus

I’ll gladly admit I was wrong if Rosen turns into a player for the Sabres. All he has done lately is claw back the bust stamped on his forehead. He needs to play consistently for a full season and add 30lbs.

The Sabres have many Rosens not enough Murray’s.

Murray makes it 7-4
- Buff36

Better fit than Rosen…

Better fit than Rosen…
- washedup20

2 opposite players, can say what you want about Rosen's size. Kid goes to the net.

2 opposite players, can say what you want about Rosen's size. Kid goes to the net.
- Buff36

Who do you see him replacing in the Sabres lineup and what season?

Or are you trading him this offseason?

Bob Woodson, a Civil Rights Activist just hit the nail on the head. A voice of reason needed in a time of masses claiming to be a victim.
Good on him.

Who do you see him replacing in the Sabres lineup and what season?

Or are you trading him this offseason?
- washedup20

Good ? 20!! Adams and the nerd crew will have to make those evaluations on who they see fitting the team better in the future. They have a lot of the same type players, gonna be intriguing to see there decisions.

Who do you see him replacing in the Sabres lineup and what season?

Or are you trading him this offseason?
- washedup20

Isn't this a grand problem to have?

There are several factors that go into deciding who comes up, one of which is ellligibilty to play in Rochester. I say that because Savoie is percolating as well, but his only home next season is Jr again (not) or the NHL. As far as it would best for him to gain professional experience in the AHL, he simply can't...so, likely it is off to the big league for him. That reality causes Rosen and maybe Kulich to stay in the A and develop their game further while Savoie and Rousek are integrated into the Sabres lineup.

It isn't a bd thing either.

Based on next season for each of those 4 (Rousek, Savoie, Kulich and Rosen) decisions will need to be made which could involve trading them or others away.

None of this having young players on ELC's pushing younger and older vets aside is bad for the org.

Who do you see him replacing in the Sabres lineup and what season?

Or are you trading him this offseason?
- washedup20

Isn't this a grand problem to have?

There are several factors that go into deciding who comes up, one of which is ellligibilty to play in Rochester. I say that because Savoie is percolating as well, but his only home next season is Jr again (not) or the NHL. As far as it would best for him to gain professional experience in the AHL, he simply can't...so, it is likely off to the big league for him. That reality causes Rosen and maybe Kulich to stay in the A and develop their game further while Savoie and Rousek are integrated into the Sabres lineup.

It isn't a bd thing either.

Based on next season for each of those 4 (Rousek, Savoie, Kulich and Rosen) decisions will need to be made which could involve trading them or others away.

None of this having young players on ELC's pushing younger and older vets aside is bad for the org.

Isn't this a grand problem to have?

There are several factors that go into deciding who comes up, one of which is ellligibilty to play in Rochest. I say that because Savoie I'd percolating as well, but his only ho e next season is Jr again (not) or the NHL. As far as it would best for him to gain professional experience in the AHL, he simply can't...so off to the big league it for him. That reality causes Rosen and maybe Kulich to stay in the A and develop their game further while Savoie and Rousek are integrated into the Sabres lineup.

It isn't a bd thing either.

Based on next season for each of those 4 (Rousek, Savoie, Kulich and Rosen) decisions will need to be made which could involve trading them or others away.

None of this having young players on ELC's pushing younger and older vets aside is bad for the org.
- IonSabres

It's a good problem to have, also makes you have to make your Evaluations quicker. Sabres are gonna have another round of prospects hitting Rochester soon. Don't want prospects blocking prospects there.

Isn't this a grand problem to have?

There are several factors that go into deciding who comes up, one of which is ellligibilty to play in Rochester. I say that because Savoie is percolating as well, but his only home next season is Jr again (not) or the NHL. As far as it would best for him to gain professional experience in the AHL, he simply can't...so, it is likely off to the big league for him. That reality causes Rosen and maybe Kulich to stay in the A and develop their game further while Savoie and Rousek are integrated into the Sabres lineup.

It isn't a bd thing either.

Based on next season for each of those 4 (Rousek, Savoie, Kulich and Rosen) decisions will need to be made which could involve trading them or others away.

None of this having young players on ELC's pushing younger and older vets aside is bad for the org.
- IonSabres

Adams hyper focus on talented forwards has shown positive results while exposing holes in the organization that continue to be ignored.

It’s a self generated problem, I guess good problems are a step up from everything is a problem so in that sense, good on Adams.

https://twitter.com/CMDeD...amp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
This would be interesting, imagine adding those 3 for the next round. Doubt it but what a thought.

Adams hyper focus on talented forwards has shown positive results while exposing holes in the organization that continue to be ignored.

It’s a self generated problem, I guess good problems are a step up from everything is a problem so in that sense, good on Adams.
- washedup20

It is a self generated situation

However, after years of having a pretty thin Prospect Pipeline and hoping some OK prospects emerge to be successful, it is a very good situation to have the Popl brimming over with talent, even if it is not even across all positions and styles.

I think the fanbase has to become more cognizant that these Prospects are Assets. As such, some will be consumed in Operations Production, while others will be exchanged for Assets in areas of need. This is where BPA becomes important IF the individual Prospect hits their Ceiling or close to it..it enables trades to fill those areas of need rather than going shopping in FA where prices are very costly and the success rate of extracting value is diminished.

It is a self generated situation

However, after years of having a pretty thin Prospect Pipeline and hoping some OK prospects emerge to be successful, it is a very good situation to have the Popl brimming over with talent, even if it is not even across all positions and styles.

I think the fanbase has to become more cognizant that these Prospects are Assets. As such, some will be consumed in Operations Production, while others will be exchanged for Assets in areas of need. This is where BPA becomes important IF the individual Prospect hits their Ceiling or close to it..it enables trades to fill those areas of need rather than going shopping in FA where prices are very costly and the success rate of extracting value is diminished.
- IonSabres

The return for prospects even if they hit their ceilings will stagnate as GM’s wanting to trade for them realize how they will never play in Buffalo anyway. It’s a double edge sword and Adams window to fix the situation is limited.