Sabres Drop Second Straight, 4-2

cheryl wrote:

well, if he keeps playing like he's capable of doing, yeah we'll keep him for sure. He plays really well with Plekanec... let's wait a bit and see how things go. I don't mind fancy footwork but I prefer goals you know what I mean??? How goes things in the U.S.A.?

Sabres fan in Baltimore wrote:

Real nice!
Too bad you had to go and prove my point. Its sad that the folks from cities other than Buffalo keep this thread geared towards hockey.
Stop embarassing yourself

habs wrote:

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hi cheryl. the habs are looking pretty good so far.better than I thought they were gonna be.Too bad they lost to the leafs on saturday.kovalev's doing good. they may as well keep him as long as he's doing good and doesnt act like a baby.like making smug remarks to management.ryder is being left out of scoring a bit.although i guess, hope, and assume that the puck will start hitting the back of the net more often for him; he'll pick up the slack when some other players begin to struggle.

Dos Equis wrote:

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Thinks are going well here, thanks for asking. We're all now just recovering from the Pats / Colts game (very tense game).
Too bad the B's lost to Ottawa after the great Pats game.
The reason I ask about Kovalev is that he IS doing well now, but it's only a matter of time before he A)Says something dumb to the Russian newspapers (which he'll deny, of course) B) Irk Carbo (not a guy to rile) or C) Pull a mid-season dissapearing act.
Now would be a good time to shop him, since you never know when he'll force his own value down.
Two guys are out there that would be great pick-ups for the Habs: Patrick Marleau or Marion Hossa.
Both look like they're on their way out from their respective clubs, Marleau for not being Thornton (and Thornton didn't become THORNTON 'till after the trade) and Hossa for being a UFA soon with a disasterous team.
What do you think?