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It's time merely because the Bills have decided to go in a different direction. GO BILLS!!!

Shades of Thurman who, also at age 34, was let go by Butler. Man, it hurt to see him in that teal uni and Flipper helmet, too. But there comes a time when you have to move on and this is that time for Freddy. I wish him all the best and look forward to his Wall of Fame ceremony. Truly one of Buffalo sports' all time greats. The embodiment of class on and off the field. GO BILLS!!!

One heartbeat away.

I am still of the opinion that college hoops, especially at tourney time, is one of the greatest sporting spectacles to behold. Just a great overall game to watch. And NC is one of its cradles. A ton of hoop history down there.

I am SHOCKED that Greensboro, NC is the capitol of NASCAR racing.

Thank-you. That was the seminal moment for that group. It defined them forever moving forward. From that point on, nobody in that room could look each other in the eye. It was an afront to the game itself; an abomination. The teardown should have started that night. GO SABRES!!!

Our jaws dropped while watching this documentary. To think that the measles, common cold, and HIV viruses can be re-engineered to target and kill bone, brain, and blood cancer cells is beyond amazing. Talk about germ warfare! 2016 can't get here soon enough for the thousands of patients currently suffering from these cancers.

Anybody know the current exchange rate in the Independent Republic of Sandia? I gotta convert some dollars into Ricky bucks. I'm thinking of investing in some talking toilets.

First, it's not Ryan's call, ultimately. Second, it can be argued that Kiko was an expendable asset given how the defense improved without him and after having suffered a second torn ACL. Also, there was concern about how he wore down over the course of his rookie year. He has always been light in the ass and he had a real challenge just trying to keep weight on the entire year. There's certainly a ton to like about him as a player and I don't think they would have thought of moving him for just anybody. But McCoy isn't just anybody. Whaley's got a set of brass ones when it comes to thinking he has an opportunity to add impact players. Like him or not, McCoy is the definition of impact player. GO BILLS!!!

I assume this is about his comments from Bucky's column? Was he riffing or responding to pointed questions by Bucky? My guess is the latter and, as such, I don't think Neuvirth would have any problem coming back if the money is right and he has a shot at being a number one goalie. GO SABRES!!!

What makes you think TP is allowing Ryan to make personnel decisions? Did Rex Ryan run over your dog? Did LeSean McCoy run over the dog you got to replace the dog that Ryan ran over? GO BILLS!!!

Welcome David Harris. Good luck in Philly, Kiko! GO BILLS!!!

I hope we can re-sign Mitchell in the summer. I know it was mostly goaltending, but in both of our spurts of better play in December and February, he was a difference maker on the ice with Gionta, especially. I'd rather have him back than Stewart. GO SABRES!!!

I think this is a pretty good indictment of his play and fully validates what I've seen from him on the ice. These stats indicate a problem with desire in my book, which results in the kind of inconsistent play we've seen from him. There is no reason for someone that fast and strong to be so weak in the puck possession department. He just doesn't want it bad enough, often enough. GO SABRES!!!

Guess it was his time to get beamed up.

What will your wife say is the strangest place you ever had whoopee? "Debinitely in the butt, Bob!"

I don't know. This 10 goal outburst the last two games just may serve notice that the offensive juggernaut known as the Buffalo Sabres is no longer a force to be trifled with. GO SABRES!!!

I think Steward, Mitchell, and Neuvirth won't return from FLA. Hackett still has to get his 8 games in or we risk losing him to FAgency. March promises to be every bit as bad as our January. Ennis and Moulson are keepers. GO SABRES!!!

What did Noone have to say about it?

Roman would approve of you somanumbatching corksorkers!

We had talks with SF regarding Smith and would have liked to trade for him, but KC offered a much better draft choice in return. GO BILLS!!!

Long time relationships. GO BILLS!!!

As I mentioned, Mr. Wilson and later Littman, imposed a strict budgetary line and as one of the earlier teams (along with Pittsburgh, Green Bay, KC, and Cinci) to adopt a cash to cap accounting method, I could argue it took even more creativity to manage the cap within those constraints. The impression that it was Overdorf that got to decide is what I alluded to previously; people gave him too much credit in that area. It was never Overdorf's number to begin with. And it isn't now. But he isn't subject to the same strict constraints as before. At any rate, knowing how fluid the cap is and how much current planning factors into future impacts, teams need an Overdorf. Most do and I know we could do much worse. It's easy for me to understand why he has long been viewed as an asset in that regard. And, also contrary to public opinion, he was always well-liked in the building. GO BILLS!!!

Thanks for the Russian translation of my moniker. I just may use it. GO SABRES!!!

They were working on Orton the moment he "retired" and spent most of training camp trying to get him signed. Orton decided to wait as long as he did to maximize his leverage with the Bills and others who were courting him. Don't sweat Overdorf as a "negotiator" too much. He's our capologist, and a damned good one at that. Nothing he does in the process should be considered "meddlesome" nor does he have any type of veto powers when it comes to player acquisitions. He's there to make sure the language is right and the numbers fit the salary structures in place. He is no longer bound by the same previous budgetary constraints but that doesn't mean there aren't certain limits within various position groups, etc. I get that he's viewed as somehow joined to the hip of Littman and the old regime, but even then he was given too much credit for having more say than he did. He was given a far stricter budget in the past and expected to toe that line. The Pegulas aren't committed to that hard number which gives him more leeway, but the cap is a very dynamic aspect that needs to be managed several years in advance. Overdorf is a big asset in that regard. GO BILLS!!!