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It says absolutely nothing about what could happen in this game. Let’s face it, KC losing to Houston is very unlikely.

I know there’s still one more year, but this could possibly be the last playoff game in that stadium. Enjoy it.

So you’re saying that you’re not going to dust off your Mr Belvedere vhs collection?

The woman at the front desk of the gym this morning saw my bills shirt and asked when they play next. When I answered that, she asked who. After hearing that answer she got very excited and said how great both quarterbacks are. I’m amazed that someone can be both aware and unaware at the same time.

And even if McLeod’s stick touched the puck, it was broken so he’s not in possession at that point. I’d imagine we will be seeing a slight modification to the rules after this one. The whole thing is so strange since he never actually had the puck.

I’ve been looking at the rule. It doesn’t actually say which player gets it. The wording is “the team is awarded a goal”. I’d imagine it’s covered somewhere else that I haven’t looked.

I’m too lazy to dig up the rule but it should go to the player who is awarded the penalty shot. Essentially they just assume he doesn’t trip over the red line on the attempt. Im assuming they announced it in the building. I’d love to know where these stats come from.

The espn and NHL aps have that last goal credited to Thompson right now with assists. I’d love to know where they get the data from because I’ve seen a lot of oddities throughout the year.

I was wondering the same thing. They should make them take the penalty shot so the no goalie.

That and the spelling 🤥

I was thinking the same thing. But then again, I have absolutely no clue what I watched in that video.

one of these thing is not like the other (for a couple reasons)

So let me guess: Canadian teams, other NY teams, and California teams?

Rolston is back where he belongs, coaching in college. He was a part of a long trend of teams giving USNTDP coaches a shot. I’d have to take a closer ooo at the list, but I can’t think of many working out too well. Hynes is the only one I can think of who keeps getting job after job. There’s no shame in coaching in that world. Some are just better at the developmental levels. edit: And on a side note, that’s a we’ll the Sabres continue to go to. It’s a very long list starting at the end of the Regier years.

Both sides of that deal won a cup… just not in Buffalo, Compher and O’Reilly.

Bills-Chiefs was the Super Bowl… and then Cincy showed up the next week

I kind of wonder the same thing about Milano for different reasons.

And that play was broken too. You know he wanted to run that.

That’s a touchdown

Holy cut and paste, Batman.

Please tell me they have exactly 38 games left.

I refuse to believe anything that comes out of Winnipeg. Ehlers has been mentioned every single year in rumors since the Nixon administration. And then there was a couple summers ago when Hellebuyck and Scheifele were on their way out. That organization is the master of the smoke screen.

I’ll add to this that they essentially beat KC both times.

It just goes to show you that there was still time left to salvage this. The Sabres organization and the ten or so extra games played since? Not so much, but good hockey can still get a team to bounce back.

Simulations relying heavily on player ratings. Who would have thought it?