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Captain Rivet

from Mike Harrington of the Buffalo News,

In a surprising choice, defenseman Craig Rivet was named captain of the Buffalo Sabres today, coach Lindy Ruff announced after practice in HSBC Arena.

“I’m obviously a little bit surprised,” Rivet said. “I’m new to the team and organization but .‚.‚. this means a lot to me today. Maybe I’ve been through a little more than most guys. It’s a credit to myself that I’ve persevered through a lot throughout my career. This is a great day. I’m happy to be part of a real strong unit of leadership on this team.”

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NHLJeff's avatar

Hmm...Interesting choice. It seems that recent writing have assumed Pominville would become the full-time captain, guess they were wrong.

Posted by NHLJeff from Boston, MA on 10/08/08 at 01:29 PM ET

Matt Fry's avatar

I think it was a great choice.  Rivet and Nabokov were the leaders of the Sharks last year.  We’ll see how this plays out.

Posted by Matt Fry from Winnipeg on 10/08/08 at 08:48 PM ET

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