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Can't wait for the EvaderMutiny's leadership.A person familiar with what happened told The Associated Press that Zadorov showed up late for a team meeting Sunday. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Nolan did not disclose what rule Zadorov broke.
Nolan described the benching as "part of the growing process," and added the player's maturity was an issue.
"He's a 19-year-old. Sometimes you're mature in certain things, and sometimes you're not," Nolan said. "Unfortunately, it's something we'll have to deal with."
Following the game, Nolan said he planned to talk to Zadorov before determining when he can resume playing.
Now that's depth!Topper wrote:Sabres benched their top point producing Dman last night.Can't wait for the EvaderMutiny's leadership.A person familiar with what happened told The Associated Press that Zadorov showed up late for a team meeting Sunday. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Nolan did not disclose what rule Zadorov broke.
Nolan described the benching as "part of the growing process," and added the player's maturity was an issue.
"He's a 19-year-old. Sometimes you're mature in certain things, and sometimes you're not," Nolan said. "Unfortunately, it's something we'll have to deal with."
Following the game, Nolan said he planned to talk to Zadorov before determining when he can resume playing.
CoHo with less than 5 minutes ice time and only one third period shift.
Lol, no kidding. To be able to play CoHo for only 5 minutes and bench Zadorov must mean better players are playing right?Arachnid wrote:Now that's depth!Topper wrote:Sabres benched their top point producing Dman last night.Can't wait for the EvaderMutiny's leadership.A person familiar with what happened told The Associated Press that Zadorov showed up late for a team meeting Sunday. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Nolan did not disclose what rule Zadorov broke.
Nolan described the benching as "part of the growing process," and added the player's maturity was an issue.
"He's a 19-year-old. Sometimes you're mature in certain things, and sometimes you're not," Nolan said. "Unfortunately, it's something we'll have to deal with."
Following the game, Nolan said he planned to talk to Zadorov before determining when he can resume playing.
CoHo with less than 5 minutes ice time and only one third period shift.
Hockey Widow wrote:Lol, no kidding. To be able to play CoHo for only 5 minutes and bench Zadorov must mean better players are playing right?Arachnid wrote:Now that's depth!Topper wrote:Sabres benched their top point producing Dman last night.Can't wait for the EvaderMutiny's leadership.A person familiar with what happened told The Associated Press that Zadorov showed up late for a team meeting Sunday. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Nolan did not disclose what rule Zadorov broke.
Nolan described the benching as "part of the growing process," and added the player's maturity was an issue.
"He's a 19-year-old. Sometimes you're mature in certain things, and sometimes you're not," Nolan said. "Unfortunately, it's something we'll have to deal with."
Following the game, Nolan said he planned to talk to Zadorov before determining when he can resume playing.
CoHo with less than 5 minutes ice time and only one third period shift.
How about FLA and Jagr?SKYO wrote:That's rough for the Bruins, Connolly out for six weeks with a broken finger.
http://www.tsn.ca/luongo-having-tests-o ... r-1.222124Florida Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo is getting more imaging done on an apparent shoulder injury and will be meeting with an orthopedic doctor.
According to TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie, if the prognosis is not good Florida general manager Dale Tallon may need another goalie. He notes that free agents can still be signed at this point in the season but are not eligible to play in the postseason.
Luongo was hurt during Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple leaves.
Also hurt during the Leaf game was backup goalie Al Montoya. McKenzie says that Montoya is likely out for weeks.
The Panthers recalled netminders Dan Ellis from the AHL and Sam Brittain from the ECHL to attend the team's practice on Wednesday morning. Head coach Gerard Gallant said that Ellis will start on Thursday against the Dallas Stars.
Crazy turn of events, should make for an interesting finish to the season!vic wrote:How about FLA and Jagr?SKYO wrote:That's rough for the Bruins, Connolly out for six weeks with a broken finger.
FLA goes out and trades a 2nd rounder for Jagr when Krejci went down. FLA was/is only 2 points back of the Bruins for the last wildcard spot in the East, no Krejci + Jagr = improved chances for a post season in Sunshine, FL.
Just two days later, FLA loses BOTH their goalies and have to call up a guy from AHL and another from the ECHL to fill the void.