“We Can Always Do Better” | Dhane Smith Post Overtime Loss To Halifax Thunderbirds | Buffalo Bandits


Buffalo Bandits forward Dhane Smith spoke to the media on December 13, 2025 after a 9-8 overtime loss to the Halifax Thunderbirds. He broke down the team’s overall play, pointing to penalties, new players in the lineup, and struggles finding offensive rhythm as key issues. Smith discussed the need to keep things simple and shoot more on the power play. He also noted that transition chances were limited and credited the opposing goalie, adding that sticking to the system and shooting is essential in a league full of talented goalies.

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