The President's Trophy is the Sabres' for the taking

After wrapping-up the division and Eastern Conference last night with a
dominating, if not ass-kicking, performance against one of the hottest
teams in the NHL, the Sabres now face 3 games against the bottom-feeders of
each of the 3 Eastern divisions. The Sabres should be able to beat them
all...*if* they play Miller and play hard. My guess though is that Conklin
gets at least 2 starts. But will it matter? Detroit looks like they
should win their remaining games (assuming they try), but do you think
they'll make it to the Finals?

Oh and nice going Carolina. Way to defend that well-earned Stanley Cup, by
failing to make the playoffs. Oh yes, injuries are the reason why. LOL!

MBD

MBD <MBD.DeleteThis@mbd.com> wrote:
> After wrapping-up the division and Eastern Conference last night with a
> dominating, if not ass-kicking, performance against one of the hottest
> teams in the NHL, the Sabres now face 3 games against the bottom-feeders of
> each of the 3 Eastern divisions. The Sabres should be able to beat them
> all...*if* they play Miller and play hard. My guess though is that Conklin
> gets at least 2 starts. But will it matter? Detroit looks like they
> should win their remaining games (assuming they try), but do you think
> they'll make it to the Finals?

Buffalo better get Conklin ready because Miller isn't going to do
it. We told you that at the very beginning of the year and the
Buffaloes didn't do their fans any favours when they traded Biron
away for a bag of pucks.

> Oh and nice going Carolina. Way to defend that well-earned
> Stanley Cup, by failing to make the playoffs. Oh yes, injuries
> are the reason why. LOL!

It really doesn't matter about Carolina. People who live in glass
houses, ie., Conference winners who bow out in the first round to
the Leafs, shouldn't be worried about Carolina.

The Leafs will sweep the Buffaloes in the first round. Look for
Kaberle for this year's Conn Smythe.

cordially, as always,

rm