Episode 525 "HE WORKS HIS NUTS OFF"
SABRES GET THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON VS THE STANLEY CUP CHAMPS. A SOLID TEAM EFFORT ALL AROUND.
SOME PLAYERS STILL AREN'T THERE YET, AND GET GOING IF THE TEAM IS GOING TO MAKE THE PLAYOFFS. LEADING THE LEAGUE IN HITS PER GAME, THERE STILL SEEMS TO BE SOME PENT UP FRUSTRATION AS RASMUS DAHLIN AND PEYTON KREBS DROP THE GLOVES AFTER DAHLIN TRIED TO "SUBMARINE" HIM.
IS THE TAM MORAL LOW, OR JUST A HIGH TEMPO PRACTICE FOR A TEAM WITH NEW EMOTIONS AND GREATER EXPECTATIONS?
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SABRES GET THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON VS THE STANLEY CUP CHAMPS. A SOLID TEAM EFFORT ALL AROUND.
SOME PLAYERS STILL AREN'T THERE YET, AND GET GOING IF THE TEAM IS GOING TO MAKE THE PLAYOFFS. LEADING THE LEAGUE IN HITS PER GAME, THERE STILL SEEMS TO BE SOME PENT UP FRUSTRATION AS RASMUS DAHLIN AND PEYTON KREBS DROP THE GLOVES AFTER DAHLIN TRIED TO "SUBMARINE" HIM.
IS THE TAM MORAL LOW, OR JUST A HIGH TEMPO PRACTICE FOR A TEAM WITH NEW EMOTIONS AND GREATER EXPECTATIONS?
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