icehound wrote:
I'd been hoping that they could score a decisive win in a meaningful game.
I'm obviously disappointed - But, I continue to like what I'm seeing out of so many of our players. Many of the passes looked tighter, shorter and better-executed. And I appreciated the continued checking and tenacity.
I was angry at Miller's loss of focus - He has such mad skills, when under pressure, but has proven himself to be such a casual idiot at the most inopportune times. He definitely needs to continue to QB, with his defense - some of the screens they provided on Philly's outside shots were maddening. He needs to remind them to get the fuck out of the way.
I have to say that I'm really starting to like what Montador is bringing to this team. He seemed very involved.
And Hank - I'm feeling some forgiveness. He's really stepping up.
And, again, Tyler Myers - He continues to mature. His powerplay goal; A beautiful effort to go to the net. MOAH!
This loss was definitely a kick in the pants. Let's hope they can harness the emotions from last night, and use them in a positive way - Working harder. Working smarter against the Bruins; with a greater discipline.
This team is showing some resilience - We need tonight to be one of those times when they prove that they can rebound.
This is probably the most accurate statement, IMO. The team is playing more consistently than last year,
right now, and the hope is it continues for the rest of the season. I am cautiously optimistic at what I'm seeing because it can change at the drop of a dime.
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sabretoothpick wrote:
Yhoshi wrote:
wollt ihr die sabres oben sehen müsst ihr die tabelle drehn.
It's a phrase that basically means, if you wanna see the Sabres at the top, turn the rankings.