Nov 25, 2019; Tampa, FL, USA; Tampa Bay Lightning center Cedric Paquette (13) celebrates as he scores a goal on Buffalo Sabres goaltender Carter Hutton (40) during the third period at Amalie Arena. | Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports and the Crunch lose another forward. Before a 4-3 overtime loss to the New Jersey Devils, the last place Buffalo Sabres announced that they were healthy scratching star winger Jeff Skinner for a third straight game. The Sabres have the league’s lowest goals for rate at 5v5 in the league, the only team scoring less than 1.5 goals per 60 minutes. Krueger on Jeff Skinner - I will not disclose any roster decisions regarding that before tonight's game. The responsibility to get the maximum effort out of a player comes down to the coaching staff and the player himself. (1/2) #Sabres— WGR 550 (@WGR550) February 25, 2021 Definitely no way this 100% blows up in the Sabres face at all. A very competently handled situation. https://t.co/m96vRPeglZ— Joe Yerdon (@JoeYerdon) February 25, 2021 Minutes before puck drop, Jack Eichel, after having missed the morning and pregame skates, was announced as having a lower body injury. This seemed to catch both the people on the outside and inside by surprise. Ralph Krueger says Jack Eichel got hurt during the warmup and his injury is not related to skipping the morning skate. He says the captain is day-to-day."This was a completely new development." https://t.co/DBB4HB9e8P— John Vogl (@BuffaloVogl) February 26, 2021 "Contrary to reports, he did not pull something while running away from this franchise as quickly as he could..." https://t.co/TbymZC5lEB— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) February 26, 2021 Now I don’t know what’s going on here, but I sure as heck believe Ralph Krueger has some sort of vendetta against Jeff Skinner before I believe Jeff Skinner forgot how to play hockey. Either that, or this coach is stubborn and won’t adapt to the roster he has. Gee I wonder if that tactic ever worked? GM Kevyn Adams is a rookie GM with a paper-thin resume when he got the job, in my opinion. He is apparently getting calls every day from both Skinner’s agent and Eichel’s agent, all while the coach refuses to play his $9 million 40-goal scorer at all, let alone with his $10 million superstar center. Krueger has a contract for two more seasons after this reportedly at $3.9 million per. The Pegulas have been acting more like Eugene Melnyk than the billionaires they claim to be, and it sounds like they don’t want to pay another coach. Are they really going to burn this team to the ground for a coach that has alienated star players, lost the room, and/or failed to adapt a last-place system to improve a last-place team? I just want to know if Krueger’s $7.8 million is going to cost more than Skinner’s buyout, or the record ticket losses coming when the team launches off the cliff into a fourth (or fifth) rebuild. The reporters covering this have been clear, unless something happens, players are going to start requesting trades (again), and this time the list will include Eichel. How about another Ryan O’Reilly trade? Lightning Links The Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Carolina Hurricanes to move into second place in the Central Division. The team is now one point behind Florida with a game in hand. Carolina is now two points back with the Lightning holding the game in hand. [Raw Charge] “This game was a reminder. Not just to the fanbase, but to an aspiring team like Carolina. This is a championship Lightning team that knows how to win in multiple manners. They did it en route to the Stanley Cup, and they did it again tonight after being outplayed for the vast majority of the game.” The Syracuse Crunch have lot yet another of their better forwards with Grigori Denisenko moving up to the Panthers taxi squad. The Crunch play their first game of the week on Saturday against Utica. The @FlaPanthers have reassigned forward Grigori Denisenko from the #SyrCrunch to the Taxi Squad.https://t.co/Mv1lFJD3Zf— Syracuse Crunch (@SyracuseCrunch) February 25, 2021 The Calgary Flames have begun to fall apart after a heartbreaking late loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, followed by a 6-1 blowout at the hands of the last-place Ottawa Senators. David Rittich, who I think took the Leafs loss pretty poorly, headbutted the wall after getting pulled after four goals. David Rittich has transitioned from smashing his stick to headbutting the wall pic.twitter.com/oRFDBr2cU2— Brady Trettenero (@BradyTrett) February 26, 2021 The Senators have been a team that has caused chaos in opposing cities across Canada after they beat more highly-regarded teams. Expectations at the start of the season from fanbases in Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary all had the Sens as an easy win every night. That was simply never going to be the case and yet people are still losing their minds. I kind of love that losing to the Senators is about to trigger an existential crisis for a third different team in the last 11 days. Just a roving pack of mind flayers making their way through the whole division.— Down Goes Brown (@DownGoesBrown) February 26, 2021 (Translation: Carey Price is washed, and under contract at $10.5 million for six more years) Is it time for the Canadiens to institute a meritocracy in front of their net? Where the best goalie gets that net? It is past time.https://t.co/IZmlazBgAp— Arpon Basu (@ArponBasu) February 26, 2021 The Women’s World Championships might get the go-ahead for a May tournament in Nova Scotia, Canada. A lot of women’s IIHF tournaments have been cancelled due to the pandemic, while many men’s tournaments have found ways to go on. This tournament being back on the calendar is good to see. One more item in addition to Insider Trading tonight on @SportsCentre.Hearing that IIHF Women’s World Championship, scheduled for April 7-17 in Halifax and Truro, N.S., will likely be moved back a month.Not finalized yet, but perhaps May 5th or 6th to open 10-day tourney.— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) February 25, 2021 Tom Wilson with another illegal hit. Erase the board, back to zero. Tom Wilson! pic.twitter.com/ay7DYgqHWY— Dan10900 (@Dan10900) February 26, 2021 Jankowski to the room after this very, very late hit by Tom Wilson. Wilson assessed only a minor for interference pic.twitter.com/iehW9c7GYG— NHL Safety Watch (@NHLSafetyWatch) February 26, 2021

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