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I think this theory has merit and reflects the Sabres' status quo. While the fan base wants these people gone now, the organization (Pegula) has demonstrated (over and over again) that they're not willing to do the obvious thing.

Really? That game was THE game you rested "hope" on? At this point the entire situation is beyond absurd and giving a single game in Western Canada any meaning whatsoever is taking the meaningless details of life far, far too seriously. They won, Benson got his goal, Lyon got the win, and they did it with great shot economy. That's it - enjoy the moment! It's the Sabres.

Lots of bodies could have been broken in that third period.

Dude, come on.

They're giving Lyon some good protection right now.

Oh boy, my feed is behind.

🤔Maybe it's time for him to come back...

And that is saying something.

Not really. A GM change could potentially salvage the season, or at least come close to salvaging the season. The sooner the action, the greater the chance for success.

Perhaps Regier was revealing how he saw the Pegula ownership playing out long-term when he used the word "suffering".

Is he in hospice?

How can KA's wyrd hinge on the next two gamezies when they have 363 games beforehand to scrutinize?

Re: Pegula and speaking in public: "Ce qu’on conçoit bien s’énonce clairement, Et les mots pour le dire arrivent aisément." "Style is the physiognomy of the mind… A messy style therefore reveals a messy mind." "Quo modo scribit, sic et cogitat." "If language is not correct, then what is said is not what is meant; if what is said is not what is meant, then what must be done remains undone."

So, Sabrespace conjecture.

They did, after all, put Greenway on the first line just the other night.

This narrative is posted frequently. Perhaps I missed it, but I've seen no official roadmap. Is this real or some Sabrespace conjecture?

It's really cold out and the people of WNY are existentially apathetic. Have you followed their politics? If they can't get angry about that stuff, a lousy hockey team certainly won't stir their enslaved hearts.

Krebs on the first line?

The one the apologists of UPL live in, yes.