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Subject: Re: out in the cold of Adams division
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Date: Wed, 29-Jan-86 11:46:20 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 29 11:46:20 1986
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> Subject: Out in cold in Adams race
> 
> With a little  more than half the NHL season gone, it seems
> pretty clear that the Adams division is the best and most interesting
> division in hocky. My question is, who will be left out in the cold?
> I feel that Quebec and Montreal are too good not to make it....
> The Hartford Whalers, the usual schmorons of the division seem like
> they want to qualify for the playoffs. The nerve! They actually have
> enough talent to do it too. So, That leaves Buffalo and Boston.
> One of these teams will be out for the first time
> in who knows how many years. I feel the key will be weather Buffalo
> can find the right combination of players in all of the lines that
> they keep jumbling up....
> 
> 	I would like to know who other people think will not make
> 	the playoffs in the Adams?

   I am also a Sabres fan but, as much as I hate to admit it, I feel that
they will miss the playoffs this year for the first time since, I think, 1973.
I am SO tired of them switching lines.  The management always expects instant
results when they form a new line.  If they could just get 5 or 6 games
together maybe they could score some goals.  Will they ever learn???

			Paul Meyerhofer