PromoTheRobot

Deleting old tweets.

This should not even be possible.

I believe he prefers Lil' Dirty.

A log splitter. When I bought my last cord of wood, a lot of pieces were too big and needed additional splitting.

I mean it's not very circusy now. In fact the team seems to be heading to a good place. The downside is it's going to take time. Don't hold your breath.

I followed the recipe but it still came out a little over done. Well see how it tastes. Turned out dry. That recipe called for baking it way too long

I need a fix, man!

...or keep owning the Sabres and just let Kevyn Adams and Don Granato do their thing. Is this a circus now? I had no idea.

We just finished dinner and I've got this in the oven right now. Of course I can't help but mess around with the basic recipe. Those are chopped dates on top and there's a layer of dried cherries over the meringue.

The Leafs absolutely do have veto power. But everyone has a price. As for Arizona I think it could have been a good market. A lot of northern transplants live there. But the team was a basket case for years, longer than we have been. How good would Vegas be doing at the gate if they didn't come out of the chute as a cup contender?

That is not a certainty. Losing free cross-border access severely diminishes Buffalo's viability as an NHL market. We're okay for now but if this situation goes on for years, the Sabres future becomes unstable. There simply aren't enough fans here to support the team. Without Canada, Buffalo is basically Toledo.

Wrong holiday. This is the Festivus airing of grievances.

I think they're are lots of markets that want the NHL. Houston is the #4 metro in the US and is as large as Toronto. You have Portland, OR that supports their WHL Winterhawks very well. Kansas City has reportedly expressed interest. Hartford is eager to get back in the show. Norfolk, VA is the largest US metro without a major league franchise. Could either Saskatoon or Regina support an NHL team? And then there's the GTA/Hamilton/London/Kitchner axis. You know they'd go bonkers for their own team. If NYC and LA have two or three teams, why not Toronto? EDIT: After thinking about this for a while, I realize the Sabres are basically Southern Ontario's second team.

Don't get carried away.

We know you have a hard on for them. You don't have to repeat yourself.

It's the Athletic, so it's pay walled. But just in case, here's the link. I've worked for a lot of guys like these. Scumbags. https://theathletic.com/2390146/2021/02/16/arizona-coyotes-investigation-toxic/

Did you ever read the in-depth article on the Coyotes? Talk about your owner from hell.

"Can it get any worse?" The answer is usually yes

You can make a decent living in the AHL. How many people can say they had a career as a pro player? Hopefully it leads to a coaching or management gig in the future. FYI, I bought tickets for the game in Springfield on Jan 1. I'm sitting right on the glass behind the net where the Amerks will shoot twice.

I mean the team DOES go up in value relative to the rest of the NHL. The Sabres doubled in value since Terry bought them but they are still one of the bottom 3 in valuation. But why would someone want to become a minority owner of the team? They would definitely make money once the team is sold again. But it's more likely a break-even venture at best while you own it. You have to really be a fan and not care about the money or use it as a write-off.

Not really. We could win a cup and our franchise value would barely budge.

It's 2021. Sell some PA Sabres Fan NFTs

I agree, Bettman loathes moving teams. He had every excuse to do just that when the league took over the team after the Rigas debacle. But I never take any Buffalo team for granted. Especially when about 3,000 people are going to games. And the border complicates things for about 1/3rd of our fanbase. There are cities that would love to have our team and would double the value of the franchise overnight.