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The Sabres have been on and off being good and bad. They've missed the playoffs the past 2 years. However they have recently earned the Presidents trophy. If they got better management they would be more successful. Through this management they have lost GOOD players like Brian Campell, Chris Drury, Daniel Briere, and Jay McKee. Get new managers, get more wins. Of course, it's really what you think. If you think they're good, then they're good to you.
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