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Sabres Trying To Stay Close
by Paul on 01/01/09 at 08:17 AM ET
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from John Vogl of the Buffalo News,
The Sabres say they are trying to hold each other accountable. They also are hinting their friends are taking it personal.
“We’ve got to demand out of each other more,” Sabres center Jochen Hecht said Wednesday. “We’ve got to be able to give the other guy a hard time when he’s not playing well, be able to tell him. It’s something that’s hard when you’re good friends, but usually you think if you’re good friends you would take whatever he says seriously. That’s what we’ve got to do, hold each other accountable.”
Hecht’s words about accepting advice came 14 hours after goaltender Ryan Miller made a similar statement.
“We’ve got to maintain a close team, and a team that we have to [be able to] offer constructive criticism,” Miller said after Tuesday’s 4-2 loss to Washington. “Guys have to be able to be able to take it. Guys can’t be immune to it.”
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