7.21 "Sabres Re-Sign Girgensons, Rousek"

Joe and Luke discuss the re-signing of Zemgus Gir…

An episode of the Cautiously Optimistic with Joe and Luke podcast, hosted by The Charging Buffalo, titled "7.21 "Sabres Re-Sign Girgensons, Rousek"" was published on June 22, 2023 and runs 84 minutes.

June 22, 2023 ·84m · Cautiously Optimistic with Joe and Luke

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Joe and Luke discuss the re-signing of Zemgus Girensons and Lukas Rousek. Also extensive talk of who will be a part of next season's goalie platoon, free agency, the draft and your questions!

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Joe and Luke discuss the re-signing of Zemgus Girensons and Lukas Rousek. Also extensive talk of who will be a part of next season's goalie platoon, free agency, the draft and your questions!

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