The conversation starts and ends with 40% retained at a minimum if I’m taking to them.

Even then I’d offer a 2nd and a non top 5 prospect, potentially a small add.
- ImThatGuy

Bryson and a 4th for Megna

Raheem Mostert ruled out for Miami

Raheem Mostert ruled out for Miami
- homiedclown

Oh Darn!!

Raheem Mostert ruled out for Miami
- homiedclown

No Tua or mostert.


If we lose. It might be the worst loss in bills history. Yes I know we lost super bowls.

But a Super Bowl contending team losing to a 3rd string QB and back up Rb would be bad

No Tua or mostert.


If we lose. It might be the worst loss in bills history. Yes I know we lost super bowls.

But a Super Bowl contending team losing to a 3rd string QB and back up Rb would be bad
- Sabretooth9

Josh and Diggs should be on the bench before Halftime.

Josh and Diggs should be on the bench before Halftime.
- IonSabres

I don’t see this happening. It’s the playoffs. Dolphins will put up a fight on defense. I think it’s a 27-13 game

Bryson and a 4th for Megna
- homiedclown

Done deal.

Josh and Diggs should be on the bench before Halftime.
- IonSabres

This feels like one of those one-score game throughout and then they pull away late kind of games...only because everyone is picking them to roll.

This feels like one of those one-score game throughout and then they pull away late kind of games...only because everyone is picking them to roll.
- buffalofan19

Sounds about right

Hey fellas, this is what you work all off season for. This is why you lift all them weights. This is why you do all that! Seriously, the time is now. This was they year they were going to do it and I’m preparing as if it’s going to happen. Been saying all along they’ve been holding back. Make sure the motor’s primed for the boat race on Sundee.

Milano 1st Team All Pro. Awesome honor and he is the best linebacker in the league. If he’s great the Bills D is great.

Hey fellas, this is what you work all off season for. This is why you lift all them weights. This is why you do all that! Seriously, the time is now. This was they year they were going to do it and I’m preparing as if it’s going to happen. Been saying all along they’ve been holding back. Make sure the motor’s primed for the boat race on Sundee.

Milano 1st Team All Pro. Awesome honor and he is the best linebacker in the league. If he’s great the Bills D is great.
- Hatboro_Swords

I mean if you can't beat a 3rd rate Fins QB.... don't let the Sabre stink infect the Bills.

I don’t see this happening. It’s the playoffs. Dolphins will put up a fight on defense. I think it’s a 27-13 game
- sbroads24

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This guy is always in a mess.

https://theathletic.com/4...res-deadline-trade-board/

https://theathletic.com/4086990/2023/01/13/sabres-deadline-trade-board/
- Buff36

I mean you gotta cut and paste the article when you're linking a paywall site. I always cut and paste the entire Harington article from the snooze. There's no chance in hell I'm paying any American news service a dime.

I mean you gotta cut and paste the article when you're linking a paywall site. I always cut and paste the entire Harington article from the snooze. There's no chance in hell I'm paying any American news service a dime.
- lacaprup

Yeah, I am on my phone and it just doesn't let me for some reason. I will try again.

The Athletic
Sabres trade board 1.0: Examining 10 defensemen who could be moved at the deadline

Jan 6, 2023; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Arizona Coyotes defenseman Jakob Chychrun (6) skates against the Chicago Blackhawks at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports
By Matthew Fairburn
Jan 13, 2023
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BUFFALO, N.Y. – Kevyn Adams isn’t going to make a move at the NHL trade deadline for the sake of it. He’s not interested in prematurely hitting fast forward on the Buffalo Sabres’ rebuild. And he’s not interested in doing so at the expense of the long-term vision.

Adams has consistently conveyed that message, so any trade talks need that precursor. These Sabres have forced Adams to think harder about those beliefs. They’re in the mix for a playoff spot and if that is still true closer to the deadline, Adams could feel he owes it to the team to bolster the roster.

In the interest of starting some of that discussion ahead of the March 3 deadline, here are some players from The Athletic’s latest NHL trade board who could fit in Buffalo.

Jakob Chychrun, defenseman, Arizona Coyotes
Because of injuries and inconsistent play, the Sabres’ defense hasn’t performed well enough this season. They have allowed the sixth-most high-danger scoring chances per 60 minutes at even strength, according to Natural Stat Trick. Adding depth to the blue line would help. Jakob Chychrun is both a short and long-term solution since he’s under contract for two more seasons. The Coyotes aren’t going to give him up for cheap, though. They can afford to be patient. The asking price is reportedly two first-round picks and a prospect. The Sabres might need to throw in Matt Savoie or a similar prospect plus a first-round pick to meet that demand. That might be too steep for Adams.

John Klingberg, defenseman, Anaheim Ducks
According to The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun, the Ducks have told a few teams that the price on John Klingberg starts with a first-round pick. That’s an aggressive ask for a player who will be an unrestricted free agent after the season. I wouldn’t expect the Sabres to cough up a first-round pick for a rental. But if Klingberg could get back to his high-scoring ways, he would fit in Buffalo’s fast-paced system. The price will need to come down, though.

Ivan Provorov, defenseman, Philadelphia Flyers
Ivan Provorov has been a quality, top-pairing defenseman in Philadelphia for a while. LeBrun recently reported the Flyers are listening to offers on Provorov, who has grown frustrated over the past couple of seasons. It’s tough to know what Provorov would cost, but it would likely be a steep ask. The question with a player of this caliber is whether the Sabres can afford to construct a roster with three high-priced defensemen. Rasmus Dahlin and Owen Power could end up being worth a combined $20 million when Power is done with his entry-level deal. The Sabres would have to ask the same philosophical question before acquiring Chychrun.

Vladislav Gavrikov, defenseman, Columbus Blue Jackets
Vladislav Gavrikov is still just 27 years old and makes only $2.8 million this season. He’s an unrestricted free agent this summer, so that number will spike. The Blue Jackets would also likely look for a first-round pick in return. If the Sabres were going to go that route, they would need to feel comfortable in their ability to sign him long-term.

Matt Dumba, defenseman, Minnesota Wild
The Athletic’s Michael Russo reported that the Wild aren’t going to trade Matt Dumba while they are still in playoff contention unless it’s a move that helps them this season. For the last six seasons, Dumba’s teams have had more high-danger chances for than against when he’s on the ice at five-on-five. He’d be a nice addition to pair with Owen Power. He’s also going to be a free agent, so that needs to be considered here as well.

Dmitry Kulikov, defenseman, Anaheim Ducks
For three straight seasons before this one, Dmitry Kulikov was on the ice for more high-danger chances for than against. That number has taken a nosedive, but the Ducks have had a rough season. Kulikov’s track record as a consistent, stay-at-home defenseman would make him an option worth considering at the deadline. He only makes $2.2 million, so the Sabres wouldn’t be overextending themselves financially.

Joel Edmundson, defenseman, Montreal Canadiens
Joel Edmundson is 29 years old, has another season left on a contract that pays just $3.5 million and has experience playing in the Stanley Cup Final for two different teams. That seems like the ideal profile of a defenseman the Sabres could add. Montreal is out of the playoff race, so it could be looking to deal.

Shayne Gostisbehere, defenseman, Arizona Coyotes
Shayne Gostisbehere isn’t known for being a lockdown defenseman, so he might not be a huge boost to the Sabres in that regard. He does have an offensive skill set that would fit nicely with Buffalo’s high-scoring offense, though. He also could be a player that would come relatively cheap compared to the names at the top of the list.

Jack Johnson, defenseman, Chicago Blackhawks
Jack Johnson ended up as a key piece to the Avalanche’s run to the Stanley Cup last season by playing reliable minutes on the bottom defensive pair. He’s not a young man, but the Sabres could use more experience to stabilize their defense.

Luke Schenn, defenseman, Vancouver Canucks
Like Johnson, Luke Schenn would bring a needed veteran presence to Buffalo’s blue line. He won the Stanley Cup twice with the Lightning, so he’s played in plenty of important games. The Sabres don’t have a lot of defensemen who can say that. He’s also a physical, right-handed shot, two qualities the Sabres could use more of.

(Photo: Jamie Sabau / USA TODAY Sports)

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Vladislav Gavrikov, defenseman, Columbus Blue Jackets
Vladislav Gavrikov is still just 27 years old and makes only $2.8 million this season. He’s an unrestricted free agent this summer, so that number will spike. The Blue Jackets would also likely look for a first-round pick in return. If the Sabres were going to go that route, they would need to feel comfortable in their ability to sign him long-term.
- Buff36

He's pretty interesting to me. If you look at his game logs and rank them by time on ice, he's played 13 games of 25 minutes or more (I am counting two games of 24:57). In only one of those games was he a minus player (-1). There could be something there, but I sure haven't watched CBUS games.

The Athletic
Sabres trade board 1.0: Examining 10 defensemen who could be moved at the deadline

Jan 6, 2023; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Arizona Coyotes defenseman Jakob Chychrun (6) skates against the Chicago Blackhawks at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports
By Matthew Fairburn
Jan 13, 2023
37


Joel Edmundson, defenseman, Montreal Canadiens
Joel Edmundson is 29 years old, has another season left on a contract that pays just $3.5 million and has experience playing in the Stanley Cup Final for two different teams. That seems like the ideal profile of a defenseman the Sabres could add. Montreal is out of the playoff race, so it could be looking to deal.

Luke Schenn, defenseman, Vancouver Canucks
Like Johnson, Luke Schenn would bring a needed veteran presence to Buffalo’s blue line. He won the Stanley Cup twice with the Lightning, so he’s played in plenty of important games. The Sabres don’t have a lot of defensemen who can say that. He’s also a physical, right-handed shot, two qualities the Sabres could use more of.

(Photo: Jamie Sabau / USA TODAY Sports)

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- Buff36

From that list, target those two. Lesser cost to acquire then the top flight guys. Can’t pay all the d man. Just need a steady eddy for power

From that list, target those two. Lesser cost to acquire then the top flight guys. Can’t pay all the d man. Just need a steady eddy for power
- Gr8daygo

Schenn would be a decent get. Just would need to monitor his ice time next to Power. He can't play 23min a night

He's pretty interesting to me. If you look at his game logs and rank them by time on ice, he's played 13 games of 25 minutes or more (I am counting two games of 24:57). In only one of those games was he a minus player (-1). There could be something there, but I sure haven't watched CBUS games.
- lacaprup

Bunch of these players are FA at the end of the year. Can't see using a 1st unless you are sure they are extending.

He's pretty interesting to me. If you look at his game logs and rank them by time on ice, he's played 13 games of 25 minutes or more (I am counting two games of 24:57). In only one of those games was he a minus player (-1). There could be something there, but I sure haven't watched CBUS games.
- lacaprup

he’s going to be a Panther next season

https://theathletic.com/4086990/2023/01/13/sabres-deadline-trade-board/
- Buff36

I like Gavrikov from that list 👍