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Episode 147 - End of Cottage Season
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Welcome back to another episode of Expected Buffalo, the podcast dedicated to all things hockey! After a brief hiatus, we're diving back into the action as we transition from the quiet summer months to the excitement of the upcoming season.
In this episode, we discuss:
The end of cottage season and a refreshing break
Updates on the Sabres' prospects, including the recent trade of Stiven Sardarian to the Carolina Hurricanes
Insights into potential concerns regarding some players in the Sabres' system
An analysis of the newly released articles on prospects Olen Zellweger and Crevier, including their fit within the Sabres' system
A look around the league as we approach the preseason, including updates on Dylan Larkin and Connor Hellebuyck
Join us as we get back into the groove of weekly episodes, gearing up for an exciting hockey season ahead! Don't forget to check out our new website, Expected Scouting, for in-depth prospect coverage.
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02:00 - Prospect Updates and Trades
04:30 - Concerns Over Prospects in the System
07:00 - Recent Prospect Rankings and Discussions
10:30 - Zellweger Article Overview
19:30 - League Updates and Player Status
22:00 - Expected Scouting and Future Plans
25:00 - Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Events
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