When does the NHL.com feature on Kim come out?
- jcragcrumple

I know she has no self awareness but if that happens, aneurysm deaths will spike in Buffalo and Southern Ontario.

I wouldn't respect a woman in a mans game either. Complete joke that she has anything to say about anything that isn't in the kitchen or laundry room. I don't think Darcy cursed this team.. Theres just a woman running it.....
- DirtyDan

Get it right, doesn't matter if it's a Man or Women. What you're saying is ridiculous.

Silly hat brigade, unite!
- jcragcrumple

Get it right, doesn't matter if it's a Man or Women. What you're saying is ridiculous.
- Buff36

He knows that.

- MGK

So he isn't getting fired today...

Does he get fired when they return from their road trip?

They are back after tomorrow night's game

Get it right, doesn't matter if it's a Man or Women. What you're saying is ridiculous.
- Buff36

Oh it matters... If you couldn't tell.

I know she has no self awareness but if that happens, aneurysm deaths will spike in Buffalo and Southern Ontario.
- TheSabresTaco

Looks like NHL doesn't want anything to do with her achievements

So he isn't getting fired today...

Does he get fired when they return from their road trip?

They are back after tomorrow night's game
- Stripes77

He isn't getting fired while some P*ssy runs the team. They don't want to drill anymore wells they can't afford it.

Oh it matters... If you couldn't tell.
- DirtyDan

Yep

So anyone have any prospect information on
dylan guenther he sounds like a first overall pick.

Thanks

Robinson - Dobber Prospects - : "He’s constantly surveying his surroundings to find pockets and unleash his shot. Playmaking and stride form are both in need of fleshing out, but the upside is a 30-goal top-line player."

Joel Henderson - Dobber Prospects - Feb. 3rd: "His strength and ability to pull the puck laterally allows him to maneuver in tight and keep possession. He is one of the safer bets in this class to be a middle-six quality player."

Mike G. Morreale - NHL.com - Jan. 23rd: "Guenther is a highly skilled, elite goal scorer who is quick on his skates."

Steve Kournianos - The Draft Analyst - Jan. 21st: "Guenther may look wiry and slight, but he plays an aggressive in-your-face game with a dash of bite. He always seems to be in attack mode whether on or off the puck, to include the forecheck and penalty kill. Guenther’s style of play seems to bug the heck out of opponents, who also have to worry about his elite puck skills."

Craig Button - TSN - Dec. 15th: "Sublime skill. Fast, quick and agile skater with puck skills who can thread a pass or unleash a dangerous shot. Smart, attacking player who produces offence."

Bob McKenzie - TSN - Dec. 15th: "The 6-foot Edmonton Oil King scored 29 goals as a WHL rookie last season and earned a reputation as a versatile goal-scoring/playmaking forward. His projection is as a top-six NHL forward."

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - Nov. 27th: "The 2019-20 WHL Rookie of the Year is highly skilled and a point-producing machine."

NHL.com - Oct. 8th: "Dylan is highly skilled and an elite offensive talent," John Williams of NHL Central Scouting said. "He's a very good skater, quick and fast. He was a top-line player for the Oil Kings as a 16-year-old."

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - Oct. 8th: "Guenther is a well-rounded player. He has very good puck skills. He can set up and finish plays at a high level. He’s a good skater who competes well off the puck and gets into the tough parts of the ice."

Ryan Quigley - Broad Street Hockey - Oct. 8th: "Unsurprisingly, it took Guenther some time to adjust to the higher level of competition. Once he did, though, he was nearly unstoppable. After tallying just four points in his first 11 games of the season, he exploded for 24 goals and 55 points in his next 45 games."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - Sept. 14th: "After a slowish start to last season, he was arguably the Oil Kings’ most dangerous player offensively in the second half, playing well above a point per game and driving results as a shooter and rush creator who can weave through or past pressure to attack into his spots."

Tony Ferrari - Dobber Prospects - Sept. 12th: "He possesses good size and strength and his skating is above average. He is a highly skilled player who understands where his teammates will be and reads plays very well. His shot is very good and aided but a quick release."

Looks like NHL doesn't want anything to do with her achievements




- jcragcrumple

Her only achievement is marrying a billionaire.

So anyone have any prospect information on
dylan guenther he sounds like a first overall pick.

Thanks

Robinson - Dobber Prospects - : "He’s constantly surveying his surroundings to find pockets and unleash his shot. Playmaking and stride form are both in need of fleshing out, but the upside is a 30-goal top-line player."

Joel Henderson - Dobber Prospects - Feb. 3rd: "His strength and ability to pull the puck laterally allows him to maneuver in tight and keep possession. He is one of the safer bets in this class to be a middle-six quality player."

Mike G. Morreale - NHL.com - Jan. 23rd: "Guenther is a highly skilled, elite goal scorer who is quick on his skates."

Steve Kournianos - The Draft Analyst - Jan. 21st: "Guenther may look wiry and slight, but he plays an aggressive in-your-face game with a dash of bite. He always seems to be in attack mode whether on or off the puck, to include the forecheck and penalty kill. Guenther’s style of play seems to bug the heck out of opponents, who also have to worry about his elite puck skills."

Craig Button - TSN - Dec. 15th: "Sublime skill. Fast, quick and agile skater with puck skills who can thread a pass or unleash a dangerous shot. Smart, attacking player who produces offence."

Bob McKenzie - TSN - Dec. 15th: "The 6-foot Edmonton Oil King scored 29 goals as a WHL rookie last season and earned a reputation as a versatile goal-scoring/playmaking forward. His projection is as a top-six NHL forward."

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - Nov. 27th: "The 2019-20 WHL Rookie of the Year is highly skilled and a point-producing machine."

NHL.com - Oct. 8th: "Dylan is highly skilled and an elite offensive talent," John Williams of NHL Central Scouting said. "He's a very good skater, quick and fast. He was a top-line player for the Oil Kings as a 16-year-old."

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - Oct. 8th: "Guenther is a well-rounded player. He has very good puck skills. He can set up and finish plays at a high level. He’s a good skater who competes well off the puck and gets into the tough parts of the ice."

Ryan Quigley - Broad Street Hockey - Oct. 8th: "Unsurprisingly, it took Guenther some time to adjust to the higher level of competition. Once he did, though, he was nearly unstoppable. After tallying just four points in his first 11 games of the season, he exploded for 24 goals and 55 points in his next 45 games."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - Sept. 14th: "After a slowish start to last season, he was arguably the Oil Kings’ most dangerous player offensively in the second half, playing well above a point per game and driving results as a shooter and rush creator who can weave through or past pressure to attack into his spots."

Tony Ferrari - Dobber Prospects - Sept. 12th: "He possesses good size and strength and his skating is above average. He is a highly skilled player who understands where his teammates will be and reads plays very well. His shot is very good and aided but a quick release."
- MGK

Who cares were a year and a half away from drafting first. A lot can change in that time. Except anything good to do with this team.

Her only achievement is marrying a billionaire.
- DirtyDan

It's pretty funny that she's the only woman of any prominence in the NHL and the NHL is like "nah, we're good. Talk about someone else"

So anyone have any prospect information on
dylan guenther he sounds like a first overall pick.

Thanks

Robinson - Dobber Prospects - : "He’s constantly surveying his surroundings to find pockets and unleash his shot. Playmaking and stride form are both in need of fleshing out, but the upside is a 30-goal top-line player."

Joel Henderson - Dobber Prospects - Feb. 3rd: "His strength and ability to pull the puck laterally allows him to maneuver in tight and keep possession. He is one of the safer bets in this class to be a middle-six quality player."

Mike G. Morreale - NHL.com - Jan. 23rd: "Guenther is a highly skilled, elite goal scorer who is quick on his skates."

Steve Kournianos - The Draft Analyst - Jan. 21st: "Guenther may look wiry and slight, but he plays an aggressive in-your-face game with a dash of bite. He always seems to be in attack mode whether on or off the puck, to include the forecheck and penalty kill. Guenther’s style of play seems to bug the heck out of opponents, who also have to worry about his elite puck skills."

Craig Button - TSN - Dec. 15th: "Sublime skill. Fast, quick and agile skater with puck skills who can thread a pass or unleash a dangerous shot. Smart, attacking player who produces offence."

Bob McKenzie - TSN - Dec. 15th: "The 6-foot Edmonton Oil King scored 29 goals as a WHL rookie last season and earned a reputation as a versatile goal-scoring/playmaking forward. His projection is as a top-six NHL forward."

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - Nov. 27th: "The 2019-20 WHL Rookie of the Year is highly skilled and a point-producing machine."

NHL.com - Oct. 8th: "Dylan is highly skilled and an elite offensive talent," John Williams of NHL Central Scouting said. "He's a very good skater, quick and fast. He was a top-line player for the Oil Kings as a 16-year-old."

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - Oct. 8th: "Guenther is a well-rounded player. He has very good puck skills. He can set up and finish plays at a high level. He’s a good skater who competes well off the puck and gets into the tough parts of the ice."

Ryan Quigley - Broad Street Hockey - Oct. 8th: "Unsurprisingly, it took Guenther some time to adjust to the higher level of competition. Once he did, though, he was nearly unstoppable. After tallying just four points in his first 11 games of the season, he exploded for 24 goals and 55 points in his next 45 games."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - Sept. 14th: "After a slowish start to last season, he was arguably the Oil Kings’ most dangerous player offensively in the second half, playing well above a point per game and driving results as a shooter and rush creator who can weave through or past pressure to attack into his spots."

Tony Ferrari - Dobber Prospects - Sept. 12th: "He possesses good size and strength and his skating is above average. He is a highly skilled player who understands where his teammates will be and reads plays very well. His shot is very good and aided but a quick release."
- MGK

Owen Power

So he isn't getting fired today...

Does he get fired when they return from their road trip?

They are back after tomorrow night's game
- Stripes77

Probably depends on how they do in the next game. The islanders are mean and not a good representation of how good the Sabres are. 🙄

It's pretty funny that she's the only woman of any prominence in the NHL and the NHL is like "nah, we're good. Talk about someone else"
- jcragcrumple

Pretty much sums it up, doesn't it?

It's pretty funny that she's the only woman of any prominence in the NHL and the NHL is like "nah, we're good. Talk about someone else"
- jcragcrumple

Well what are they going to say?

"Shes done a great job running this team into the ground year after year after year."

"She's great with her employees!" Oh wait they think shes a *itch?

Probably depends on how they do in the next game. The islanders are mean and not a good representation of how good the Sabres are. 🙄
- Gr8daygo

The Sabres record against the Flyers is

1-3

They won the first meeting 6-1 and then lost 3-0 the other 3

So it doesn't look good

Owen Power
- Buff36

What player does he play like ?

What player does he play like ?
- MGK

We'll be able to draft him, so he'll obviously play like Andy Delmore.

John Vogl
@BuffaloVogl
The Sabres have decided not to practice today. It's for rest, not an announcement. They are still doing off-the-ice work.

John Vogl
@BuffaloVogl
The Sabres have decided not to practice today. It's for rest, not an announcement. They are still doing off-the-ice work.
- Elite Josh Allen

How much rest do these guys neeed? THEY PLAY A MAJOR SPORT WTF DO THEY NEED TO REST FOR. THEY'RE FRANKING ATHLETES

John Vogl
@BuffaloVogl
The Sabres have decided not to practice today. It's for rest, not an announcement. They are still doing off-the-ice work.
- Elite Josh Allen

Think the rested enough over the weekend

John Vogl
@BuffaloVogl
The Sabres have decided not to practice today. It's for rest, not an announcement. They are still doing off-the-ice work.
- Elite Josh Allen

Well deserved