PASabreFan

Tell us again grandpa how you captured those Germans.

What if there's a really creepy spider on the ice?

That's good. There should be a brisk walkup to snare any remaining. Still glad I got mine early. Just to sharpen this a little... it's not starting at 6:40. They want people seated by then. It'll probably start at 7 but just a guess.

He's not calling the game.

I got this. Punch, come on. I'll drive. Dodo's gonna be pissed. You're definitely sleeping on the davenport.

And Kevin Lankinen has lost it. He's lost his cool. He's flipped his lid!

Any estimate of number of tickets remaining?

I also heard you beat Kim Jong-un 7 and 6.

His voice will live forever in the transistor radio of my mind. Let Jeanneret Week commence!

OFTLOF.

I heard you can cut a 1 iron out of the rough and drop it over the pin and get it to spin back.

In Washington.

Clearly (and brilliantly) staged. Chris might have a future as a WWF lackey. He can embellish a slap like a pro. Smith's a good actor, but seriously, that line didn't sound rehearsed and wasn't delivered histrionically? Human beings don't sound like that when enraged. Also, consider the camera placement and how seamlessly it was all produced.

Easy to overlook? I don't care if they're playing the Bad News Bears or the Washington Generals, the Sabres should never overlook any opponent (nor should they if they're ever good again).

See if Josh Allan would fly on TBD.

Are there recordings of Phil on the Internet? What was he like? I'm kind of ashamed I know virtually nothing of Bisons history. I was surprised to learn a while back that Rick called road games in the team's final season, 69-70, and thus possibly called a hockey championship for Buffalo. Would love to hear that, if it happened.

Thorny and Taro have been awesome of late. Thorny especially. Ga-damn.

Six. Ask my high school beau Eleanor.

There are egos.

Pomminstein.

I'll do it. All of those names have been thusly not goodly spelt. Except Crebs appears to be a new incarnation.

@SDShttps://torontosun.com/2014/11/12/referee-bill-mccreary-earned-his-stripes There's a graf on No Goal. Gregson is credited with calling it a goal on the ice. It's reported that McCreary said he had doubts but the supervisor (Lewis) confirmed the goal. Of course people will continue to say the goal wasn't reviewed. Taro has said the only role video replay should have played was to report Hull's skate position to the refs and then the refs should have said no goal.

Lent for Taro. I'm guessing Thorny is busy producing OF content.

Lewis' presser is on YouTube. It was an awful performance as he used possession and control interchangeably.

Many discussions. Maybe SDS can shed some light on what he's after here. After reams of arguing back and forth, and my evolving opinion, on the face of it, it was a simple call once you got to see the memo language. Which, for me, was 2009, thanks to Budd Bailey. "An attacking player maintains control of the puck but skates into the crease before the puck enters the crease and shoots the puck into the net — goal is allowed." Hull never maintained control (propelling the puck with the stick). IMHO any understanding of the call starts with an objective description of exactly what happened.