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Ok, I’ll give him props. But when I think about it, am I suppose to be happy Comrie did well to hold them to five? I guess so especially when a far, far, far better goalie could only hold us to six.

Boosh beat two countrymen on that goal. And one of them was the dirty little Russian bastard to boot. Seriously, Boosh showed some wheels on that rush. Did anyone realize he had that in him?

Holy F! That was the last thing I expected! Boosh!

To borrow from Rob Ray, getting 2 is gonna be a tough road to swallow. Then again, I’m not sure these guys deserve 2.

Cernak is a dirty prick. Him and the dirty little Russian.

That’s one way to look at it. Another way is, you give up 11 goals in two games perhaps you should lose both.

Yep. Men against boys in crunch time.

Something, something young team. Something, something growing pains. Something, something, that’s total crap after this many games and this many third period leads evaporated. There are no excuses. Just the reality that we aren’t ready for prime time.

I believe it’s between Comrie’s pads.

These guys just can’t stand prosperity.

Great answer. Answers don’t get any better than that.

Screw the platitudes, Rob. Cooper is full of crap.

Yep. Just a goal, but no shot. One day we shall put the two together.

Wait. A shot and a goal?

Shot on goal! Be still my heart!

😂

Has anyone ever had a more firm grasp of the obvious?

What a great leave by Benson and what a great burst of speed by Savoie to catch up to it. He was below his own blue line when he started his sprint.

I’ve never been wrong about anything about any Sabres team ever. From the opening puck drop vs the Penguins in October 1970 thru last night.

I’ve always appreciated an optimistic viewpoint, but the “it’s only one game” philosophy is difficult to embrace when we’ve been outscored 18-6 in our last three home games. Seems we’ve had several “only one game” moments this season and it’s worn on me more than in previous seasons. I’ve always believed it’s all about the journey, especially when it comes to rooting for my favorite teams because the odds of winning it all are against it and only one team can be the champ each year. So it has to he about the journey and the nuggets gathered along the way. But ever since the Damar Hamlin incident, I just can’t even get into being on the journey any more. It’s an entirely new experience as a fan and it’s concerning. Getting that joy back will be, as Rob Ray would say, “a tough road to swallow.”

I feel the exact opposite. At home, they are free to be who they are wherever and with whomever they’re with. Little structure. Whereas on the road, they are totally structured with their time schedules tightly managed. Again, I chalk it up to a maturity issue.

Somebody convince me that this team is not gonna get its butt kicked by two teams that have absolutely owned us when we face the Lightning and Panthers later this week. Seriously, tell me why I should think we have any chance at all.

Scared crapless they are. It’s a maturity issue. Just as I suspect the piss poor performances at home are as well.

This team is afraid of success and raised expectations. And I don’t think a coach can fix that.