Shayna Goldman

So you kind of reap what you sow in that.

sense and i think that everybody knows if he would be fired tomorrow it all comes down to the decision to hire him in the first place it's all going to fall on management's shoulders and um we were talking about this on too many men and sarah said he made such a good point about it like the sabers keep planning for best case scenario which some teams can do right if you're the florida panthers and you go

We're going to acquire this guy or we're going to sign Paul Maurice, right, who I was super low on when he left Winnipeg.

They're planning for the best case scenario and it actually works out because they have that foundation and that strength, especially with the front office, with the coaching staff now that they can bring in players and it works.

The Sabres don't have that.

You have to build it.

They don't have it at any level.

So I don't know what they were expecting from Lindy Ruff.

He just feels like a placeholder to me until someone else comes along.

And in this league, it's a safe bet someone else will come along because coaches, you know, the average tenure is only around two years.

So, you know, that coaching carousel will keep spinning and they'll find someone else to replace him afterwards.

But at the end of the day, this is a management problem.

I think I'm going to go with like a Kempe first.

I think that's going to happen first.

Because if I'm the abs, I wait on Natchez.

I think he's been excellent to start there.

I think it was really good, you know, post-trade last year.

He clicks with Nathan McKinnon.

He can operate at such a high speed.

And obviously you risk waiting because...