Podcasts about Buffalo Sabres

Mike Schopp and the Bulldog discuss the transition from the summer sports season to Buffalo Bills training camp. They analyze the Buffalo Sabres' pursuit of goalie Connor Hellebuyck and reflect on the career trajectory of Josh Allen as he reaches age thirty. 01:40 - Headphones And Personal Anecdotes 03:49 - Sabres Pursue Connor Hellebuyck 17:33 - Josh Allen Career Longevity 23:24 - Open Championship Recap

Last Call: Gene puts a wrap on today's broadcast & previews Tuesday's show.

Full Hour 2 in The Sports Bar. Are we flipping for Timmy's Take? Adam Silver would like LeBron to make his decision already. Dan Carey your Rochester Knighthawks stops by the show. The Knighthawks have a new & familiar color scheme. Plus Gene wraps everythng up with last call.

The annual Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey Projections Series is back!Nate and Blake begin their journey through all 32 NHL teams with the Anaheim Ducks, Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames.They break down every fantasy-relevant player, projected line combinations, power-play deployment, coaching impact and offseason changes before revealing their three favourite fantasy targets from each team.Can Leo Carlsson take another major step? Where will JJ Peterka fit in Boston? Is Zach Benson ready to break out? And who will claim Calgary's PP1 quarterback role between Simon Nemec and Zayne Parekh?Players discussed include Leo Carlsson, Cutter Gauthier, Beckett Sennecke, David Pastrnak, JJ Peterka, Morgan Geekie, James Hagens, Tage Thompson, Rasmus Dahlin, Zach Benson, Josh Doan, Matt Coronato, Zayne Parekh and more.Let's get to BIZ!

On this weeks Best of Schopp and Bulldog, Mike Schopp evaluates the championship windows for the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres, arguing that Josh Allen provides a unique advantage that hockey stars can't match. He welcomes Rich Hribar to discuss Bills offensive trends and the impact of the DJ Moore addition, then chats with Ryan Paganetti about the evolution of football analytics and game management. 02:13 - Open Championship Golf Talk 09:48 - Comparing Bills And Sabres 22:56 - NFL Playoff Win Droughts 28:12 - Rich Hribar Bills Analysis 28:30 - Ryan Paganetti On Analytics 27:17 - Mahomes Versus Allen Debate

Join Mark Roe and Dave Feschuk for Hour 1 on OverDrive! The guys discuss the approach the Blue Jays may take ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. TSN Hockey Analyst Martin Biron joins the show to discuss the possibility of Connor Hellebuyck heading to the Buffalo Sabres, and Morgan Rielly's future in Toronto. TSN Golf Analyst Bob Weeks joins to discuss Bryson DeChambeau's two-stroke penalty, and Corey Conners impressive second round at the Open Championship.

TSN Hockey Analyst Martin Biron joins the program to discuss the possibility of Connor Hellebuyck joining the Buffalo Sabres, if Jacob Markstrom is a Stanley Cup winning goaltender, and if he can see Morgan Rielly returning to Toronto to start the season.

Mike Schopp analyzes the Buffalo Sabres' pursuit of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and the strategic leverage involved in NHL trade negotiations. He also explores fan anxiety regarding the Buffalo Bills' offensive transitions and defensive roster changes heading into the new season. 01:53 - Mike Schope Solo Introduction 05:17 - Sabres Hellebuyck Trade Rumors 12:29 - NHL Trade Market Leverage 18:07 - Jaguars Fantasy Football Outlook 20:31 - Buffalo Bills Roster Analysis

Mike Schopp examines Bryson DeChambeau's controversial two-stroke penalty at the Open Championship and discusses the unusual nature of sports rules enforcement. He shares memories of the 1983 Pine Tar Game before addressing Pete Guelli's confirmation of new alternate uniforms for the Buffalo Bills. The discussion wraps up with a look at potential Buffalo Sabres acquisitions like Connor Hellebuyck. 01:01 - DeChambeau Penalty At The Open 07:00 - Comparing Sports Rules Infractions 10:04 - Bills New Alternate Uniform

Jeremy analyzes Bryson DeChambeau's strategic play at the Open Championship following criticism from Nick Faldo. The discussion moves to the Buffalo Sabres' newly released schedule, highlighting specific home stands and the team's travel to Montreal. Finally, potential trades and the team's standing in Dom Luszczyszyn's off-season improvement index are examined. 01:03 - Bryson's Strategic Open Performance 03:58 - Sabres Schedule Release Analysis 09:59 - Sabres Roster and Trade Rumors 12:07 - NHL Off-season Improvement Index

They discuss Dion Dawkins' comments regarding the energy shift at the new Buffalo stadium compared to the old one. The conversation transitions to the NHL schedule, highlighting a significant resting advantage for the Montreal Canadiens over the Buffalo Sabres. Finally, they explore the mental and technical challenges of improving one's golf game. 01:03 - New Stadium Energy 05:27 - NHL Schedule Advantages 09:37 - Golf Mental Game

"Tim Graham And Friends" brought to you by CTBK welcomes the Big K, Gene Kershner, to talk World Cup, horse racing and the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. Plus, Jonah and Tim break down whether Patrick Kane's skeletons will matter if he signs with the Buffalo Sabres. Support "TGAF" while shopping Homage's line of Buffalo Bills and NFL gear: homage.sjv.io/7XOKgd

Mike Schopp and Paul Hamilton examine the newly released Buffalo Sabres schedule, noting peculiar travel sequences between Montreal and Toronto. They also preview a major sports weekend in Buffalo during Thanksgiving that features both the Sabres and the Buffalo Bills. 01:00 - International Travel and Intro 02:55 - Analyzing Buffalo Sabres Schedule 09:35 - Thanksgiving Weekend Sports Outlook

Mike Schopp analyzes whether the Buffalo Bills or Buffalo Sabres are closer to a championship, noting the unique era where both local teams are competitive. The conversation focuses on Josh Allen's game-changing impact versus the Sabres' superior roster depth, while also reviewing long-standing playoff win droughts for teams like the Dolphins and Jets.

Joe Yerdon joins to discuss the potential for the Buffalo Sabres to acquire star goalie Connor Hellebuyck amidst his social media absence from the Winnipeg Jets. They also break down the rumors surrounding Patrick Kane potentially choosing between Buffalo and Chicago. Finally, they analyze the newly released NHL schedule and the Sabres' home opener against the Chicago Blackhawks. 01:41 - Soccer Heartbreak & Cantor's Call 05:42 - Hellebuyck Trade Rumors 15:34 - Patrick Kane Rumors 22:35 - Sabres Schedule Release

Brian Koziol joins Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase to discuss Scottie Scheffler's hot start at the Open Championship and the firm conditions at Royal Birkdale. They also examine the Buffalo Sabres' goaltending situation and whether the team should pursue a blockbuster trade for Connor Hellebuyck. 01:09 - Open Championship Analysis 11:12 - Porter Cup Preview 12:31 - Sabres Goaltending Debate 15:26 - McDermott Prevent Defense Memes 18:15 - Golf Gallery Rule

Theo Epstein shares a story about Fox attempting to postpone Game 7 of the 2016 World Series for better ratings during a rain delay. They also discuss Mike Tyson's lack of knowledge regarding Shohei Ohtani at the ESPYs and Daniel Brown's unique smoking habits while leading the Open Championship. The conversation concludes with a look at the Buffalo Sabres' offseason rankings. 01:00 - England World Cup Exit 03:24 - World Series Game 7 07:40 - Mike Tyson's ESPY Gaffe 11:23 - PGA Legacy Discussion 21:26 - Daniel Brown Smoking Habit

Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase analyze the emotional fallout of sports collapses, drawing parallels between England's World Cup loss and the Buffalo Bills' past defensive struggles. They provide in-depth analysis on Buffalo Sabres trade rumors involving Connor Hellebuyck and Patrick Kane while gauging the current air quality issues caused by northern wildfires. The discussion also highlights early results from the Open Championship and NFL position rankings that challenge the perception of the Bills' roster depth. 02:37 - World Cup Heartbreak 07:55 - Prevent Defense Strategy 13:07 - Lionel Messi Performance 20:58 - World Cup Records 26:41 - Open Championship Preview 37:10 - Hellebuyck Instagram Clues 43:52 - Sean McDermott Reputation 48:18 - Patrick Kane Rumors 55:00 - Sabres Roster Management 01:05:09 - NFL Position Rankings 01:15:48 - Smoke Weather Forecast 01:25:44 - Pro Golf Rules 01:32:43 - Joe Yerdon Discussion 01:37:54 - Hellebuyck Trade Feasibility 01:43:51 - Patrick Kane Fit 01:58:16 - Bills Defensive Outlook 02:07:21 - Wide Receiver Depth 02:14:28 - Theo Epstein Cubs 02:23:46 - ESPYs Award Coverage 02:36:42 - Daniel Brown Smoker

Full Hour 2 in The Sports Bar: Tim Shares his hot take on soccer. Gene offers up a variety of topics in shots: The Sabres schedule is out & Gene approves. The WNBA needs some help. Ernie & the Wedge. Who does Gene believes wins the FIFA World Cup FInal? What did Gene learn on todays show?

Full Show Broadcast: The entire Sports Bar gang is back together! Happy Sabres schedule release day, what games are you most excited for? What is a Wedge? Where will King James play next season? Tim offers up a FIFA conspiracy take. AI ai glitches and mistakes. Gene says the WNBA needs help & why. Plus what did we learn on today's show?

Gene dishes out more shots: A Thanksgiving Buffalo sports smorgasburg trifecta. Everyone loves Ernie Clement. But what is a Wedge? Gene says the WNBA can't get out of its own way.

Full Hour 1 in The Sports Bar. The entire gang is back together. The Sabres 2026-2027 NHL Schedule is officially out. What dates are you most excited for? Gene wants to know what a Wedge is? Ernie Clement & Chase Burns news. Who did The DanDalorian see? AI leads to questions with LeBron James. This and much more.

Gene compares LeBron James to Aaron Rodgers & asked the question, which NBA Franchise will LeBron James play for next season? Plus, please be careful out there when using AI.

The Buffalo Sabres 2026-2027 NHL Schedule is out. What dates do you have circled? The Sports Bar gang is all back together. Gene asked the question, What is a Wedge? Plus Ernie Clement & much more.

Mike Aguello joins the program to discuss the Buffalo Sabres. Jesse and Victor ask about pros Tage Thompson, Josh Norris, Jason Zucker, Ryan McLeod, Zach Benson, Josh Doan, Jack Quinn, Noah Ostlund, Konsta Helenius, Jiri Kulich, Rasmus Dahlin, Matias Samuelsson, Owen Power, Ukka-Pekka Luukkonen, Alex Lyon, and Colten Ellis. In Cat's instincts, Cat Silverman of InGoal magazine joins to discuss prospect goalies Scott Ratzlaff, Topias Leinonen, and Samuel Meloche. In the dynasty dig, we break down Konsta Helenius, Noah Ostlund, and Brodie Ziemer with the help of reports from FHL scout Mike Meyer and polls from NHL Rank King Mason Black.Have a listen! Our show is part of the Dobber Podcast Network and sponsored by Fantrax.com. Email fantasyhockeylife@gmail.com and ask to join our free discord. Join our Patreon at Patreon.com/fantasyhockeylife for rankings, bonus podcasts, in-depth prospect reports with video, show notes and more. Check our Facebook and Instagram pages.  Win a copy of the Dobber Draft Guide (listen to the episode for how). View our YouTube for more prospect videos at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQPYVXp3foOcvh7344fjKmA. Listen and subscribe wherever podcasts are posted - and give us 5 stars! We want to be your best place to talk about the game of dynasty fantasy hockey

Mike Schopp and Paul Hamilton discuss the Buffalo Sabres home opener against the Chicago Blackhawks and the impact of defenseman Bowen Byram's departure. They analyze trade scenarios for Connor Hellebuyck, the team's goalie situation involving Devon Levi, and significant management shifts within the Sabres and Detroit Red Wings organizations. 01:01 - Sabres Home Opener Discussion 06:31 - Connor Hellebuyck Trade Rumors 13:35 - Evaluating Jack Quinn's Value 15:31 - Steve Yzerman's Role Change 17:15 - Sabres Organizational History

The Buffalo Sabres finally ended the NHL's longest active playoff drought during the 2025-26 season, capturing the Atlantic Division title with 109 points and returning to the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in 15 years. After defeating the Boston Bruins in the opening round, Buffalo pushed the Montreal Canadiens to a thrilling seven-game series before falling in overtime of Game 7. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine one of the league's most remarkable turnarounds, from a struggling team in November to one of the NHL's hottest clubs, while discussing the impact of a midseason front office change, Lindy Ruff's leadership, and the bright future ahead for one of hockey's youngest rosters.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Sabres complete an incredible turnaround by winning the Atlantic Division with 109 points and ending a 15-year playoff drought. Neil and Vic revisit the modest expectations entering the season after Buffalo acquired Josh Doan and Michael Kesselring from Utah in exchange for JJ Peterka and signed veteran goaltender Alex Lyon, with few expecting a dramatic improvement.[00:01:00] Buffalo catches fire after a slow start, launching a 10-game winning streak that begins in Edmonton. The discussion centers on the dismissal of General Manager Kevin Adams, the hiring of Jarmo Kekäläinen, and whether the front office change helped fuel Buffalo's remarkable turnaround.[00:02:00] The Sabres finish 30 points better than the previous season, posting a dominant 33-6-2 run while climbing from the bottom of the standings to first place in the Atlantic Division. Neil compares Buffalo's surge to some of the NHL's most improbable in-season turnarounds.[00:03:00] Vic examines Buffalo's dramatic statistical improvements, including a 67-goal swing in goal differential, major improvements in home and road records, a penalty kill that climbs to fourth in the NHL, and significant gains in goals against and save percentage.[00:04:00] Neil explains why Buffalo's improvement wasn't simply the result of coaching, as Lindy Ruff remained behind the bench. Instead, the panel discusses how confidence, defensive commitment, and organizational stability transformed the Sabres into one of the league's best teams.[00:04:45] Buffalo's stars deliver career seasons. Tage Thompson reaches the 40-goal mark for the third time, Alex Tuch posts another outstanding year, and Rasmus Dahlin establishes himself among the NHL's elite defensemen with career highs while entering the Norris Trophy conversation.[00:05:30] The conversation shifts to Buffalo's impressive young core, including Josh Doan, Ryan McLeod, Jack Quinn, Owen Power, Bowen Byram, Mattias Samuelsson, Zach Benson, Konsta Helenius, and Noah Östlund, giving the Sabres one of the league's brightest futures.[00:07:00] Neil and Vic examine Jarmo Kekäläinen's first offseason as Buffalo's general manager. The Sabres have only four draft picks, limited cap space, and several important unrestricted and restricted free agents requiring decisions.[00:08:00] Alex Tuch headlines Buffalo's offseason priorities after another outstanding campaign. The panel also discusses pending decisions involving Beck Malenstyn, Tanner Pearson, Luke Schenn, Logan Stanley, Zach Benson, Peyton Krebs, and Michael Kesselring.[00:09:00] The episode concludes with a discussion about whether Tuch should accept a hometown discount to remain in Buffalo or maximize his value on the open market, while looking ahead to what could be another exciting season for one of the NHL's fastest-rising franchises.

Boomer, Pinder and Rhett react to the latest Connor Hellebuyck trade rumours as reports continue to link the Winnipeg Jets' star goalie to the Buffalo Sabres. With one of the NHL's best goaltenders potentially on the move, the guys discuss whether Buffalo is the right fit, what the Jets should be asking for in return, and if trading a franchise player is the right move for Winnipeg. If Connor Hellebuyck is dealt, where do you think he ends up?Video Link: https://youtu.be/wy4-la1VCNc#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #winnipegjets #buffalosabres CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

Mike Schopp provides an update on the Spain versus France soccer match before analyzing the frustrations of sports officiating and parental bias in youth sports. He then addresses a caller's concerns regarding the Buffalo Sabres' timeline for becoming a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. 01:01 - Soccer Update 02:26 - Officiating And Parent Biases 05:18 - Sabres Playoff Future

Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase evaluate the Buffalo Sabres' four-year extension for Peyton Krebs and its impact on the roster. They compare the value of depth signings to elite players like Alex Tuch while debating the front office's long-term strategy. The conversation also touches on local weather advisories and a humorous poll about athletic confidence among American men. 02:15 - Weather and Heat Advisory 03:52 - Peyton Krebs Extension Analysis 16:53 - Defining Buffalo Sabres Success 22:43 - World Cup and Athletic Polls 25:21 - Sabres Salary Cap Debate

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The Boston Bruins exceeded expectations during the 2025-26 season, rebounding from one of the worst campaigns in franchise history to earn the second Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference. Although their postseason ended with a six-game first-round loss to the Buffalo Sabres, Boston's dramatic turnaround under first-year head coach Marco Sturm restored optimism throughout the organization. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine how the Bruins rediscovered their identity, why several players enjoyed career-best seasons, and whether this surprising success is sustainable heading into another critical offseason for General Manager Don Sweeney.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Bruins return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs after finishing as the second Wild Card team in the Eastern Conference before falling to Buffalo in six games. Neil and Vic revisit Boston's dismal 2024-25 season, which included the fewest goals in the Eastern Conference, one of the league's worst goal differentials, poor special teams, Jeremy Swayman's struggles, and the departure of longtime captain Brad Marchand.[00:01:00] Despite modest offseason additions that included Victor Arvidsson, Tanner Jeannot, and Sean Kuraly, along with the hiring of first-time NHL head coach Marco Sturm, expectations remained low entering the season. Neil explains why few believed Boston would be anything more than David Pastrnak carrying an otherwise rebuilding roster.[00:02:00] Marco Sturm quickly changes the culture. Boston improves dramatically defensively while becoming one of the NHL's best home teams. Offensively, the Bruins score 50 more goals than the previous season as Morgan Geekie, Pavel Zacha, Charlie McAvoy, Victor Arvidsson, Casey Mittelstadt, Fraser Minten, Marat Khusnutdinov, and several newcomers enjoy breakout or career-best seasons.[00:04:00] The discussion turns to Boston's vastly improved blue line. Jonathan Aspirot emerges as an unexpected contributor, Mason Lohrei makes a remarkable turnaround from minus-43 to plus-17, and Nikita Zadorov develops into the physical defensive presence the Bruins had hoped for after signing him.[00:05:00] While Boston's power play jumps from 29th to ninth in the NHL, the penalty kill remains a concern. Neil explains that the larger issue isn't simply killing penalties but avoiding unnecessary trips to the penalty box after the Bruins finished as the league's most frequently penalized team.[00:06:00] Neil and Vic discuss how Boston appeared to regain its trademark identity despite losing Brad Marchand at the previous trade deadline. Don Sweeney, heavily criticized one year earlier, now receives credit for many of the offseason and in-season moves that helped fuel Boston's unexpected playoff run.[00:06:45] Attention shifts to the offseason. The Bruins enter the 2026 NHL Draft with seven selections, including three fourth-round picks, while continuing to benefit from previous trades involving Charlie Coyle, Jeffrey Viel, and Lucas Reichel. Boston also prepares to welcome highly regarded prospect James Hagens for his first full NHL season.[00:07:30] Free agency presents relatively few challenges. Victor Arvidsson headlines the unrestricted free agents after a bounce-back season, while Lucas Reichel and Jordan Harris top the restricted free agent list. Neil believes re-signing Arvidsson should be one of Don Sweeney's highest priorities.[00:08:00] Neil emphasizes that Boston's biggest objective moving forward is injecting more youth into the lineup while remaining competitive. James Hagens represents an important first step, but the Bruins must continue balancing veteran leadership with younger talent to sustain long-term success.[00:09:00] The episode concludes by comparing Boston's surprising season to recent campaigns by the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins, where numerous players enjoyed career years before regression followed. Neil and Vic debate whether Boston's breakout performances from Morgan Geekie, Pavel Zacha, Charlie McAvoy, and others represent a sustainable foundation or a difficult act to repeat in 2026-27.

Brian Duff and Martin Biron analyze the four-year contract extension for Peyton Krebs and explore the persistent trade rumors linking goaltender Connor Hellebuyck to the Buffalo Sabres. They later welcome Pat Malacaro to discuss upcoming Buffalo Bisons promotions and the development of key prospects within the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system. 01:46 - Peyton Krebs Contract Extension 07:10 - Connor Hellebuyck Trade Speculation 13:25 - Amerks Schedule And Highlights 23:18 - Pat Malacaro In Studio 26:35 - Bisons Promotions And Events 34:30 - Professional Sports Broadcasting Career 43:00 - Bisons Mount Rushmore Discussion

Mike Schopp returns from vacation to discuss the current lull in the sports calendar and his recent experiences at a lacrosse tournament. He analyzes the Buffalo Sabres' goaltending needs and evaluates the potential of trading for Connor Hellebuyck. 01:38 - Mike Schopp Returns Solo 07:24 - Sabres Goaltending Review 11:31 - Hellebuyck Trade Speculation 18:52 - NHL Trade Market 25:44 - Upcoming Show Guests

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Mike Schopp praises the professionalism of World Cup announcers and the specific broadcasting style of John Strong. He also discusses the Buffalo Sabres' potential trade for Connor Hellebuyck and the impact of hiring John Davidson. 01:00 - World Cup Announcers Analysis 03:22 - John Strong vs Chris Fowler 05:10 - Sabres Hellebuyck Trade Discussion 09:32 - Hellebuyck's Playoff History Debate 13:13 - John Davidson and Sabres Roster

Paul Hamilton joins Schopp to discuss the Buffalo Sabres' ongoing pursuit of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and the leverage game being played with the Winnipeg Jets. They analyze Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's performance, salary cap hurdles, and the impact of Peyton Krebs' new contract on roster depth. The conversation also addresses the team's power play struggles and Lindy Ruff's coaching history.

Paul Hamilton joins the program to discuss the Buffalo Sabres' ongoing pursuit of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and the leverage game being played with the Winnipeg Jets. They analyze Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's performance, salary cap hurdles, and the impact of Peyton Krebs' new contract on roster depth. The conversation also addresses the team's power play struggles and Lindy Ruff's coaching history. 01:00 - Hellebuyck Trade Speculation 04:44 - Evaluating Sabres Netminders 09:16 - Krebs Extension and Power Play

Jeremy and Joe discuss the upcoming Home Run Derby and reminisce about childhood memories of faking sick to watch sports. They also break down the latest rumors regarding the Buffalo Sabres' interest in trading for goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. The conversation shifts to the World Cup semifinals and recent VAR controversies involving Argentina and Switzerland. 01:09 - Summer Schedule Stories 06:00 - Home Run Derby 12:15 - World Cup Highlights 22:15 - Hellebuyck Trade Rumors

Jeremy and Joe evaluate reports suggesting a 95 percent chance that goalie Connor Hellebuyck is traded, specifically looking at how the Buffalo Sabres fit into the market. They also examine the Winnipeg Jets' dwindling leverage as training camp approaches and recount a recent Monster Truck event at the arena. 01:21 - Hellebuyck Trade Rumors 05:20 - Jets Trade Leverage Analysis 09:15 - Monster Truck Event Recap

The conversation begins with a breakdown of a viral video featuring a man in a Dolphins jersey being tossed by a bison at Bridge Bay Campground. They transition to the Hellometer to gauge the likelihood of the Buffalo Sabres acquiring goalie Connor Hellebuyck before analyzing roster depth issues surrounding Peyton Krebs and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen. 01:20 - Bison Attacks Dolphins Fan 09:48 - Hellebuyck Trade Hellometer 15:21 - Peyton Krebs Arbitration 16:56 - Sabres Goalie Logistics

Derek Kramer and Joe Cali analyze the Buffalo Sabres' four-year contract extension for Peyton Krebs and the resulting depth chart challenges. They also react to ESPN's latest rankings placing Josh Allen as the league's top quarterback and critique Brandon Beane's roster management. 01:50 - Sabres Sign Peyton Krebs 05:30 - Buffalo Forward Logjam 11:20 - Josh Allen Ranked Top QB 17:00 - NFL Quarterback Durability 22:00 - Justin Herbert Overrated Debate 31:00 - Bills Roster Ranked Fourth 38:30 - Bills Defensive Roster Questions 46:20 - Brandon Beane Management Critique

Derek Kramer discusses the ongoing Connor Hellebuyck trade rumors and the Winnipeg Jets' leverage in negotiations with the Buffalo Sabres. He also breaks down the news of Peyton Krebs signing a four-year contract extension and analyzes Josh Allen's top ranking in recent NFL quarterback polls. The segment concludes with a detailed look at a viral video featuring a bison encounter in Yellowstone Park. 01:50 - Welcome and Bison News 05:29 - Hellebuyck Trade Saga 13:42 - Josh Allen Top QB 19:06 - Luukkonen vs Hellebuyck 31:21 - Yellowstone Bison Video 47:23 - Peyton Krebs Extension

WGR's Paul Hamilton breaks down the Buffalo Sabres' off-season outlook, debating whether the team should swing a blockbuster trade for a goalie like Connor Hellebuyck or simply trust the development of their young core. The duo also weighs the reality of recent trade rumors and how Buffalo stacks up against a highly competitive Atlantic Division.

WGR's Paul Hamilton breaks down the Buffalo Sabres' off-season outlook, debating whether the team should swing a blockbuster trade for a goalie like Connor Hellebuyck or simply trust the development of their young core. The duo also weighs the reality of recent trade rumors and how Buffalo stacks up against a highly competitive Atlantic Division.

WGR's Paul Hamilton breaks down the Buffalo Sabres' off-season outlook, debating whether the team should swing a blockbuster trade for a goalie like Connor Hellebuyck or simply trust the development of their young core. The duo also weighs the reality of recent trade rumors and how Buffalo stacks up against a highly competitive Atlantic Division.

WGR's Paul Hamilton breaks down the Buffalo Sabres' off-season outlook, debating whether the team should swing a blockbuster trade for a goalie like Connor Hellebuyck or simply trust the development of their young core. The duo also weighs the reality of recent trade rumors and how Buffalo stacks up against a highly competitive Atlantic Division.

Paul Hamilton joins to analyze the Buffalo Sabres' pursuit of a top center and whether Dylan Larkin can force a trade from Detroit. They evaluate the team's current defensive depth and debate the necessity of a goaltending upgrade. The discussion also covers significant roster moves across the Atlantic Division and a critique of the JJ Peterka trade. 01:00 - Buffalo Music Scene Talk 03:16 - Dylan Larkin Trade Leverage 07:18 - Sabres Roster Needs Debate 15:00 - Atlantic Division Roster Changes 21:21 - JJ Peterka Trade Analysis

Did the Sabres make enough moves this offseason? full 818 Fri, 10 Jul 2026 21:11:58 +0000 hBWDuXI1iq0sMCLtKF30sRr4OXonKYVJ nhl,buffalo sabres,sports Schopp and Bulldog nhl,buffalo sabres,sports Did the Sabres make enough moves this offseason? Sports talk should be entertaining and informative, which is why Schopp and the Bulldog control the WGR 550 airwaves every weekday from 3-7 p.m. Chris "The Bulldog" Parker bleeds Buffalo and is as passionate about the Sabres and Bills as any listener to our radio station. Mike Schopp keeps the callers in line while dishing out his unique perspective and opinions, and creating on-air fantasy drafts of anything from favorite candy and meats, to actors, presidents and bands. Bills reporter Sal Capaccio appears daily on the show covering every move the team makes like nobody else!The top-notch weekly guests include:Mondays (DURING FOOTBALL SEASON) at 4 p.m. - Buffalo Bill, Eric WoodSabres general manager Kevyn Adams (DURING HOCKEY SEASON) - 5:30 p.m.Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. - Sports betting media specialist Evan Abrams from The Action NetworkTogether for 10 years, Schopp and the Bulldog are the No. 1 most listened to talk show in all of Western New York.On Demand Audio is presented by Northwest Bank. For What's Next. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-li