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The world is ending again after getting a call in our favor with minutes to go. The world is ending again after getting a call in our favor with minutes to go. The world is ending again after getting a call in our favor with minutes to go.

NHL GOAL OF THE WEEK!. Show the slackers on your team how it's supposed to be done.

Pfft. How did they get hemmed in like that?

Now we just need to switch from low danger to high danger shots.

It's like someone input an upgrade code into him. Hope it's a permanent upgrade.

I'll admit UPL has looked more like a real goalie this period.

77 needs to bring the puck to the net.

The puck was spinning and flopping like it was possessed.

UPL sucks.

The world is surely coming to an end now that UPL stopped a breakaway.

Our PP is limp even with dual Johnsons.

Keahvyn Addymms says this conversation is moot: once the boys figure out how to play team defense routinely they'd make even Hardy Astrom look good.

I see we had our Johnsons out at practice.

How long has LA been sporting the Magneto helmets?

Some "easy" goals for Tuch tonight. He'll take 'em.

The Leafs' broadcast team keeps wondering how much the Sabres have left in the tank. They must not have watched the game last night. At the very least they don't realize Jost, Levi, VO, and Johnson are all fresh.

Tuch will take it.

We must be the princesses of low danger shots.

Oi.

This is the Sabres who should have shown up last night. Of course, Torts outclassed Meatballs in the coaching department. Would have been negated by a motivated team. Anyway, fun game.

They deserve to be booed. Someone needs to get through to these guys.

Meatballs needs to go. He can't do anything about this team's horrific home play.

Meet the new UPL, same as the old UPL.

Don't follow football like I do hockey, so I really only know the Bills, but I like the pickup of Rasul Douglas. His interview is perfect - he's exactly the kind of personality you'd expect in a Bill these days. He's a career misfit who has kept at it and was prepared when his time came.

The Sabres' PK is the exact opposite of the PK typically applied to them, which is man-to-man aggressive pressure. So, the opponent is banking on the mistakes from last year where the Sabres will cough up the puck out of panic and/or lack of discipline. That's what they need to work on. Their entries on the PP have been pretty good and I noticed the past several games they're leaving options for that drop pass, not just from Power, but to anyone bringing the puck up. It's just that Power is often the one bringing the puck back after they lose it in the offensive zone. Anyway, I think that would be difficult to counter since the Sabres do give themselves options for the drop pass on the entries. The opponent is not sure who to anticipate the pass to and if they tried covering all options they'd give the speedy Sabres a 4 or 5-on-2 opportunity for a few seconds while recovering from trying to anticipate the drop pass.