PromoTheRobot

I AM SOOOO PSYCHED!!!!!!

You left out a legitimate option #4: "UPL will be a decent backup to Comrie."

Comrie is going to be a "problem" in that he's going to play so well he's going to upend what Adams thought was his goalie timeline. There will be talk of extending him before the season is up. That is my prognostication.

https://www.cbssports.com/nhl/news/max-pacioretty-slams-golden-knights-for-having-no-accountability-when-he-joined-the-team/

I thought Anderson was considered the #1 for now.

Comrie will be the #1 goalie by mid season. I predict they will extend him at the end of the year.

How old are you? How many years before retirement? I'm no expert but a friend has done well over the long haul investing in blue chip stocks that pay dividends.

Lehner was unbelievably bad at shootouts. I could have been in goal and done equally well as him. https://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/1247438/amp

Don't forget, they have to want to play in Buffalo.

Would have been already if he wasn't misused like he was.

I'm flying in for the Bills opener that evening. I land at 1:25pm so I'll miss the first period but I'm getting a ticket for sure.

I just found out about this festival in Quincy, Mass. https://inbetweendaysfestival.com/ Unfortunately I'll still be in NC for my annual beach respite.

Turns out you're not the only one who feels that way. https://uproxx.com/tv/better-call-saul-worst-episode-ever/

Not really. That episode was set up a while ago. He had to deal with the "breach" of his identity with the cabbie. Instead of driving away he became Saul/Jimmy again, and it seemed to exhilarate him. Probably sets up the finale. That security guard is gonna need a triple bypass eventually.

Absolutely. The owner has the final say. And it's been brought up here from I assume is a credible source that Terry did get a little more involved in decisions. But I'm sure he also took a lot of advice from people. Maybe even people Gary Bettman recommended. Either way, you can't undo what's done. All that matters is what's coming up. Terry got it right, somehow, with the Bills. And somehow he seems to have it right now with Kevyn Adams and Don Granato. (Who knows? Maybe Beane and McDermott offered some advice on what qualities to look for in a GM?) I think it'll be something like "yeah this is great but what about the past 11 years?"

And if he turns out around, even after 11 years, does he get the credit? Does he get credit for the Bills?

Let's review those decisions, shall we? Hired Lafontaine who hired Tim Murray. He fired Lindy, then hired Rolston, then Nolan again, before hiring Stanley Cup winning coach Disco Dan Bylsma. Fired Murray and Bylsma and hired Sabres legends Jason Botterill and Phil Housely. Fired Housely and brought in Megamind Ralph Krueger. Now how many of those decisions were Terry's alone? Lafontaine and Botterill for sure, then Adams. But didn't Murray and Botterill bring in everyone else, assuming Terry wasn't dictating every move?

We're the Sabres cup contenders when Terry bought the team? I guess the new owner didn't get it right the first 4-5 tries. Hopefully he got it right this time.

A what? Are we taking about the Sabres? When was this "perennial playoff" era? When the NHL had 20 teams and 16 made the playoffs?

The comments are GOLD!

Gotta keep up with the Sabres. 🙄

If things work out the pipeline will flow with fresh young talent from Cincinnati. (Why do we never talk about the Cyclones?)

He'll be back.