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Fortunately, its not like we're going to be on Hard Knocks or anything.

There is no top 6 playmaker left in FA. You might get a top 6 in a trade of Byram, but then you need to find a top 4 D. Rosen is a tweener. He's too good for the AHL, not good enough for the NHL. 4th line is a checking line. That's not Rosen.

It accrues to Terry Pegula's yacht. Otherwise, no.

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There has been some terrible injury luck, but with the current investment in that side of the ball, it just has to be better when it matters most. This can't be a growing pains year. By the playoffs, be good, be very good.

Cooper is probably done. I empathize with concerns about McDermott, though I like the fella. Then I think about the Sabres and what happens when Terry Pegula has more say, and I count my blessings.

Both sides of the ball failed, ultimately, as did coaching. Everyone needs to be better. The D needed more players, but WR is still an issue.

The original host of PTI was Max Kellerman. Then there was a contract dispute, IIRC, and Tony Reali, who had been a fill-in host, became the regular host. Kellerman is obnoxious, but good at boxing commentary if you're into that sport.

Stat boy; he started out as a fact checker for PTI and they would have him on at the end to correct their mistakes.

The points were arbitrary and subjective. It was just an excuse for the sake of conversation on the topic. It was not a real game. I was a casual viewer, but liked some of the panelists, particularly in earlier versions of the show. However, if one was looking for rationale behind the scoring, I can see how that would be frustrating.

I argued for #22 and #23 in their draft years. But you're not allowed to worry about WR. Beane will yell at you, and other folks will act like thinking the WR room is subpar equates to not recognizing the defense needed a major upgrade. Apparently 13 of the 91 players currently signed are WRs. Most of them are long shot lottery tickets. One supposes the numbers, however, implicitly indicate there is some awareness of deficiency, despite the propaganda otherwise.

The Sabres may make the playoffs in the next decade.

Do they have one for slowest WRs?

It's harder, but other teams manage to do so. So far, Beane has not really drafted elite talent with the very important exception of Josh Allen. A few folks need to emerge to improve the odds of post-season success. I think the 2025 draft has some promise, though it will take time to reach that level obviously.

Diggs was a technician. He did not have superior speed, really. By itself, that one move does not equal properly investing in the position. I still think Beane needs to add draft capital early at WR on a regular basis, though the last draft was admittedly suited to filling evident needs on D. You're welcome to think differently. In any event, Diggs is not on the team now. Palmer is supposed to fill that role, I suppose. We're all hoping it works out.