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13-05-2025
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Eichel One Game Away From Elimination, USA Shut Out At Worlds
Whenever Team USA has played at the IIHF World Championships, a shutout has occurred. In their first two games against Denmark and Hungary, the Americans have outscored the opposition 11-0, but the tables were turned on Thursday, as Switzerland shutout the US 3-0. Leonardo Genoni made 23 saves in the victory for Switzerland, moving the US to 2-1 in the tournament and into fourth place in Group B. Buffalo Sabres forward Tage Thompson had no shots on goal in 14:38 of ice time in the game. Other Sabres Stories Is Peterka In Prime Position For Big Payday? Sabres Summer Dilemmas - Bowen Byram Sabres Facing An Off-Season Of Change Shutouts seemed to be the theme of the day when it involved current or former Sabres, as Jack Eichel and the Vegas Golden Knights moved to within one game of elimination, losing 3-0 to the Edmonton Oilers in Game 4 of their second-round series. Vegas fell behind 2-0 in a pair of Adam Henrique goals, and extended their lead on a tally from former Sabre Evander Kane. In the other series in action on Monday, ex-Sabre Taylor Hall scored the game-winner midway through the third period in Carolina's 5-2 win over Washington. The Hurricanes lead 3-1, and the Capitals face elimination on Thursday. Carolina - 5, Washington - 2, Hurricanes lead 3-1 William Carrier(CAR) +1, 9:07 TOI, 1 SOG, 3 Hits Eric Robinson(CAR) 1A, +1, 13:31 TOI, 1 SOG, 9 Hits Taylor Hall(CAR) 1G, 1A, 13:19 TOI, 5 SOG Mark Jankowski(CAR) Did Not Play Vegas - 0, Edmonton - 3, Oilers lead 3-1 Evander Kane (EDM) 1G, 1A, +3, 13:15 TOI, 4 SOG, 6 Hits Jeff Skinner(EDM) Did Not Play Jack Eichel(VEG) -1, 22:14 TOI, 2 SOG Victor Olofsson(VEG) -1, 12:28 TOI, 1 Hit Brayden McNabb(VEG) -2, 20:21 TOI, 1 SOG, 3 Hits Follow Michael on X, Instagram, and Bluesky @MikeInBuffalo
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11-05-2025
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Sabres Searching For Senior Advisor To Join Management
The Buffalo Sabres are looking to make more changes to their management structure in addition to the hiring of Eric Staal as a special assistant last week, and reportedly have contacted some big names who are in the mix for other open positions. According to David Pagnotta of the Fourth Period, Buffalo has approached former Detroit and Edmonton GM Ken Holland and former New Jersey, Toronto, and New York Islanders GM Lou Lamoriello to gauge interest in the senior advisor role that the club is looking to fill. Holland is reportedly in the mix for both the LA Kings and Islanders GM positions, and Lamoriello has in the past baulked at positions that did not have him in day-to-day control. Two factors that make the senior advisor with the Sabres questionable are the tenuous position of GM Kevyn Adams and what kind of say this advisor would have in hockey decisions. Adams is entering the final year of his contract, and if he is fired during or after next season, it would likely be a clean sweep of the club's management structure. Other names mentioned, like former NHL GM and ex-Sabres head coach Rick Dudley, have a similar position with the Florida Panthers, and might hesitate to leave an organization where his opinion is respected for a position in Buffalo more ceremonial. Other Sabres Stories Is Peterka In Prime Position For Big Payday? Sabres Ownership Ranked Worst In NHL By Survey In The Athletic Sabres Facing An Off-Season Of Change In Team USA's 6-0 win over Hungary in Herning, Denmark on Sunday, Sabres forward Tage Thompson was +1 and had four shots on goal in 16:09 of ice time. Here is how some former Sabres performed in the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Saturday: Carolina - 4, Washington - 0, Hurricanes lead 2-1 William Carrier(CAR) 12:51 TOI, 3 SOG, 7 Hits Eric Robinson(CAR) 1G, +1, 13:14 TOI, 2 SOG, 3 Hits Taylor Hall(CAR) 1A, 14:42 TOI, 3 SOG, 3 Hits Mark Jankowski(CAR) Did Not Play Vegas - 4, Edmonton - 3, Oilers lead 2-1 Evander Kane (EDM) 14:06 TOI, 2 Hits Jeff Skinner(EDM) Did Not Play Jack Eichel(VEG) 1A, -1, 22:12 TOI, 1 SOG Victor Olofsson(VEG) 13:05 TOI, 2 SOG, 2 Hits Brayden McNabb(VEG) 1A, 19:39 TOI, 3 Hits Follow Michael on X, Instagram, and Bluesky @MikeInBuffalo
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21-02-2025
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A meal-prep shop, a 24/7 vet clinic and two restaurants are new to Wauwatosa, Brookfield
A restaurant serving Thai and Japanese food, an emergency vet clinic and a pop-up seafood spot all have opened in Wauwatosa and Brookfield. Here's what to know about these new spots in the west suburbs. Krysta Hutton has worked as a personal chef and business owner over the last 14 years, cooking for her meal prep and catering company Simple Eats in rented-out kitchens and clients' homes. On Feb. 14, she entered a new era and opened Simple Eats' brand-new storefront on North Avenue in Wauwatosa. Simple Eats, 7225 North Ave., has a kitchen in the back for Hutton to make the meals, while the front has become a shop selling flowers, cards, and locally-sourced gifts including pottery, lotions and plants. Simple Eats sells about 1,000 meals a week to nearly 500 people, Hutton told the Journal Sentinel. Ingredients are mostly organic, according to her website. Customers order weekly, placing orders by Sunday on premade meals from a new menu that goes live every Wednesday. Orders are picked up at various distribution sites around the Wauwatosa area on Tuesday. Any leftover food is now made into dishes Hutton sells in the storefront to avoid food waste and offer food at a discounted rate of 4 to 5 dollars less than their original price. This is helpful for people who forget to order for the week or can't afford the full-priced meal prep service, she told the Journal Sentinel. The storefront is colorful and bright, thanks in part to a mural from a local artist, she said. "It's really cute and we always have good music playing," Hutton said. Look out for cooking classes, yoga, and other community offerings in this new space in the spring. Pet parents in Brookfield and its neighboring communities now have an option for their pets to receive emergency medical care at any time of day. Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) opened the 24/7 clinic VEG Brookfield, 15455 W. Bluemound Road, on Jan. 31. VEG Brookfield joins Madison as VEG's Wisconsin locations. The hospitals, of which there are 90 nationwide, "allow pet parents to stay with their pets through all stages of treatment, including surgery and overnight hospitalization," a news release said. The pet clinic has "an open floor plan that allows pet parents to have freedom of movement and to see life-saving heroics up close," the release said. Outlaw Oyster, 6519 W. North Ave., a pop-up seafood concept adjacent to Crafty Cow's Wauwatosa location, opened Feb. 13. The concept is the brainchild of Devin Eichler, owner of Crafty Cow and its locations in Wauwatosa, Oconomowoc and Bay View, which are primarily known for burgers and fried chicken sandwiches. So why fish? That's what Journal Sentinel Dining Critic Rachel Bernhard asked Eichler. 'The easy answer is, I love seafood,' he said. 'I love oysters. And creating a menu to show that off really spoke to me.' Dishes on the menu include Northwoods-inspired smoked whitefish dip, East Coast-inspired oysters and lobster. The pop-up seafood spot also has a retail section offering snacks, wine and a variety of tinned fish. Outlaw Oyster boasts not one, but two happy hours with snack and drink specials available from 4 to 5 p.m. and 8:30 to 10 p.m. daily. This new restaurant soft-opened in mid-January, bringing its Japanese and Thai cuisine to a space at the Mayfair Collection that formerly housed Adriatic Fresh Seafood & Steaks. Bangkok Kaizen's menu is filled with options, from sushi, sashimi and nigiri to a variety of noodle or rice stir-fry dishes. Bangkok Kaizen, 11200 W. Burleigh St., is open from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Monday, and closed on Tuesday, according to the website. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling the restaurant at 414-420-1120. Dining Critic Rachel Bernhard contributed to this report. Bridget Fogarty covers Brookfield, Wauwatosa and Elm Grove for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. She can be contacted at bfogarty@ This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: New restaurants, other businesses now open in Wauwatosa and Brookfield
