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by Paul on 04/02/09 at 11:14 AM ET
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I guess my one question is, do the Sabres just pull a tank job from here on out or do they actually go down fighting?
As soon as Vanek peeled off last night, I said (to my empty living room): “(Pansy) play.” Either dump it down low, or sack up and and go to the net, drawing defenders with you.
But like so many other plays last night (and all year) he peeled off, took the easy way out, and got burned.
It was a cruel end to a tease of a game and a tease of a season.
-Kevin of BfloBlog.
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