spndnchz

Bunch of mouthtalkers.

Yay! Friday!

Bump

Here we go... Sabres 30-28-8 Hawks 27-30-9

Are you going to have a lid so you can store things inside? Or an open front to slide some wicker, or something, baskets in and out?

Ikr? But some of those corner 100’s have about 6” of leg room. they seems to be inquiring about some “loge” seats. It’s like a suite you only pay an up charge for the seat, bigger with a table in front of you. But they’re still asking a commitment of 20-80k for ‘renting’ the space.

Got a survey about possible renovations to KBC. Invited to be in one of their discussion groups. No date set, they’ll ‘let you know when’.

Here we go...

>>>BUMP>>>?

Yes. Without that last 2 paragraphs , we would still get his point

Don’t worry about it. It’s taken care of.

Max was yelled at by Lindy because he would stay out on the ice too long and messed up Ruffs matchups.

Bump>.>

Nope

My ears hurt after that.

New shiny things.

Blow Leafs Blow! From the Game Notes… This is the second of four meetings between the Sabres and Maple Leafs this season. Last meeting: Toronto defeated Buffalo 4-3 (OT) in Buffalo on Dec. 4, 2018 Next meeting: Saturday, March 2 in Toronto Jack Eichel has totaled 13 points (8+5) in 10 career games against Toronto, including six (3+3) in five road games. Sam Reinhart has recorded 13 points (5+8) in his last 13 games against the Maple Leafs, including at least a point in seven of the last eight meetings. Carter Hutton is 3-0-0 against Toronto in his career with a .930 save percentage and a 1.99 goals-against average. Jason Pominville (3+2) and Jeff Skinner (1+4) each enter tonight's game on four-game point streaks against the Maple Leafs. Rasmus Ristolainen has recorded six assists in his last five games against Toronto. The Sabres have allowed just one power-play goal in their last seven games, going 11-for-12 on the penalty kill (91.7%) during that stretch. Today's game opens up Buffalo's 12th of 16 sets of back-to-back games this season, which continues tomorrow night at Philadelphia. The Sabres are 6-4-1 in the first game of back-to-back sets and 5-4-2 in the second game so far this season. Buffalo's point breakdown in their previous back-to-back sets is: four points (3), three points (1), two points (4), one point (2) and zero points (1).

Oh.. and fu Caps!

You all look older (by a year) lol

He grabbed his knee though...

Looks more like a knee

Don’t forget the study abroad programs each may have. Studying abroad is a great experience. I studied in England for a whole semester. Was a big growing up experience.

This is the third and final meeting between the Sabres and Capitals this season. Last meeting: Washington defeated Buffalo 2-1 in Washington on Dec. 21, 2018 The Sabres are 2-6-2 in their last 10 games vs. the Capitals; 4-3-3 at home. Today's game is Buffalo's eighth afternoon game of the season. The Sabres are 5-2-0 in the first seven. The Sabres are perfect on the penalty kill in their two previous matchups with the Capitals this season, killing all eight Washington power plays in those contests. With six multi-point games so far this season, Rasmus Dahlin has recorded more multi-point games as an 18-year-old than all but two defensemen in NHL history: Phil Housley (13) and Bobby Orr (8). Dahlin recorded a career-high three points (1+2) during the season's first meeting between these teams on Dec. 15. His 33 points rank him fifth in franchise history among rookie defensemen and his seven goals tie for fourth. Dahlin's current point total puts him on pace for 45 points this season. He would trail only Phil Housley (57 points in 1982-83) for the most ever recorded by a defenseman before his 19th birthday. Sam Reinhart has four points (1+3) in his last four games against the Capitals. Rasmus Ristolainen has recorded an assist in both previous matchups with Washington this season.

It's a 1 p.m. faceoff today as the Sabres play host to the Washington Capitals at KeyBank Center.