Colon Parayko breaks his silence on failed trade to the Buffalo Sabres

The Buffalo Sabres looked as though they had a deal in place to acquire Colton Parayko from the St. Louis Blues, and an erroneous report from NHL analyst Frank Seravalli, which later turned out to be mistaken, indicated that he was willing to waive his no movement clause to facilitate a deal.

Parayko remains with the Blues, who are not going to make the playoffs this year owing to far too much inconsistency.

Now, Parayko is telling his side of the story, saying that he has difficulty making even simple decisions like what kind of coffee to have on a given day.

So far this year, Parayko has 14 points (1G, 13A) in 58 games played.

Even though he was linked to the Sabres, Parayko remains with the Blues.

Per a report from NHL analyst Elliotte Friedman, the Sabres were prepared to pay up big time to acquire him with several of their top prospects in the American Hockey League.

The Sabres, who have been a machine since firing GM Kevyn Adams in December, appear well on their way to ending their 14-year playoff drought, while the Blues will have to go back to the drawing board over the summer.

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