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I've said this in a prior post, so excuse me for the repetition. As you indicate, what's outrageous to me is that we have a person who has been an owner for more than 15 years of a franchise that has overall been a failure. Although he's not a high-profile owner who is more known for not speaking than speaking, we simply don't know where he is coming from. (As you noted.) Is he committed or not? I don't know. Is he determined to turn things around by reconstituting the staffing? I don't know. Based on his invisibility, it would appear to many that he is apathetic to this particular enterprise. Is that the case? I don't know. There's an enraging absurdity to this Wizard of Oz behind the curtain scene owner act that makes no sense to me. Why get involved in the highly competitive and public business of owning a sports franchise if you act as if you are not engaged or have a passion for an endeavor that you chose to get involved in. What bothers me the most about Pegula isn't that he isn't much of a public figure as it is his seemingly inactions/involvement, especially during the KA floundering era. It makes no sense to me.

There is nothing here. Everything he said makes sense. No finger pointing. The crew on NHL Network said he was hurt.

I am not upset. Happens all the time. Hockey players are not choir boys. I want to Lyon today, not UPL, for hockey reasons.

The only panic yesterday was running low on mashed potatoes.

https://fanrecap.com/buffalo-sabres/alex-lyon-stuns-sabres-with-blunt-message-about-team-mindset--BU02a After the loss to Utah made comments about accountability and earning everything. He’s since played less than a period in net. Maybe coincidence, maybe a message.

Back in the day, the Bills and Sabres were at No Names 946 Elmwood every Sunday night, win or lose.

Are we seriously getting upset at a player going to a bar AFTER a game? Especially one where he is not likely to get the following start and very likely won't be the backup that night either? There are a lot of things to be critical of UPL's play this year and the past one; but really can't see giving him flack for relaxing after work, especially on one of the "biggest" nights for people going to bars that there is.

Day after Thanksgiving..

Free Lyon.

That he prefers ranch to blue cheese dressing.

What comments?

Yet Pegula has directed a lot of changes in 15 years. Tanks and tear downs and firings have been common. Yet, since Covid, TP has stuck with Adams. It feels like 6 years of not trying.

Getting at and then above .500 with a win streak would be nice. They did this crap the past couple of years and specifically last year, they would get to .500 and lose games never getting above .500 so frusterating!

If it’s not Lyon then I will choose to believe he pissed off the org with his comments

Does today start the much needed winning streak? Who plays in net?

Nice pun, sort of. Succession plan with no success.

This thread name needs to be updated after every loss. 😂

What else would you wear on Black Friday?

Dudley is totally the guy I have wanted here going back to Rieger... But to your point... Dudley would force change and make people uncomfortable and not cowtow to Pegula and Pegula would likely rather lose than go thru that to be successful... at least based on his actions of the last 14 years.

Even given the contract situation I might still go with Byram. Straight up, no doubt imo. I wonder if we could get Byram for less than the Power deal or similar? I can’t see a team signing Byram to $8 M per long term. Maybe. 🤷🏼‍♂️ But Power being under contract control for the longer period might also increase his trade value (or not; depending on how teams see him lol) Bill Parcells used to say, “If they don’t bite as pups, they aren’t likely to ever bite.” That may well be Power. Unless he gets with a tough, quality defender/teammate who pushes him to get tough.

It’s the Mandela Effect.

Everyone should replay this video starting just before the 7 minute mark. Adams is not a leader of men.