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This is the second time I've seen this team fail to stop the clock on a delayed penalty with the goalie pulled. The second time!!!!

Zero awareness. Just nothing between the ears.

Omg dive for it!!!

Power coughs up the puck

After Dahlin has his stick blade on the puck to easily clear the zone, but fanned. That goal is on him.

Dahlin whiffs on a clearing attempt. Puck in the net. Another defensive flub.

Goalie interference only applies to the Sabres.

No breaks for Buffalo.

Overturned. Because.

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Our best players make most of the mistakes.

Tommy Dangles strikes again

Team is cursed.

Follow the Amerks through their playoff run.

If he really feels that way then he's adding to the problem.

And he's the only reason the team will remain here, for bad or good. So let's hope he finds his hockey McDermott.

First, the Bills and Bandits play fewer games and almost always on weekends. Bandits season tickets start at $250. Plus they are a dynasty-level franchise. On average there is one Bandits game every two weeks. When games are on weekends, people will drive further to attend. Same with the Bills. They also average a game every two weeks, mostly on weekends. And they are very good. People will drive for hours to attend. The Sabres average 2-3 home games/week. Many seats cost over $100. People are less likely to travel more than an hour to attend on a work night. Which is why losing fans in Fort Erie, Niagara Falls and St. Catherines hurts the Sabres more. The Bills and Bandits are also hurt by losing Canadian fans but less so since US fans can travel further on weekends. The only reason we have the Sabres is this was a more populous, prominent area in 1970. We would never be considered for expansion now and the Sabres will never be replaced if they leave.

Utah paid an extra fee to the league to move the Coyotes. A motivated buyer could pay $900MM for the Sabres and a billion on top to the league just to avoid the yet-to-be-determined wait for expansion. That is the best hope.

Monday.

With cities like Atlanta and Houston itching for teams I'm sure Terry can make a killing, but then it's bye bye Sabres. Look at Utah. The Jazz owner wasn't about to wait for expansion. He pried the Coyotes out of Phoenix. Buffalo is an economic basket case that relies on Canada for a big chunk for ticket sales. The way things are heading, the Sabres might be a dead franchise walking, playoffs or not.

Which guarantees nothing.

In that case no one pays what the franchise is worth. What do you base this opinion on?

There are people lining up to own an NHL team in Buffalo. Take a number.