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That resulted from hitting the back of a skate

They look tired. Not getting to the loose pucks fast enough.

That was a s###show.

What is Dahlin doing there?

Tage is a sniper. Just give him a little room.

That sequence started with Butcher misplaying the puck.

Now don't puke it up.

Great answer

God we are bad

I think officials get into watching the game and forget what's going on.

So much for the dream of holding the lead into the 2nd.

How did you decipher Kevyn Adams plan?

That is a really weak penalty call

It felt like it took forever to get the 6th skater out there.

Lol, by the time Skinner wound up to shoot the puck was gone.

Taking shortcuts is what whacked us the first time. So do it again?

So is this about making the Sabres better or punishing the Pegulas? The NHL mandates prices be at a certain level. The Pegulas can't unilaterally slash ticket prices without forfeiting shared revenue from the NHL. At least they won't make you wait till 7pm.

Hauser has looked better of late then UPL. I think we all assumed the Amerks would the playoffs so they couldn't play in Buffalo late. But would it be so bad if the Amerks core all got called up to finish the season in Buffalo?

So you're saying the Sabres shouldn't be developing players but going out and spending on free agents to win right now?

What word would you use?

This is not an answer to my question. So what I'm getting is that anyone who owns a team must be comfortable with running at a loss out of civic duty. If you don't want to lose money, don't own a team.

That's fine. And I agree. They are mostly just toys for Billionaires. So I ask you again: is a sports team owner obligated to run their team at a loss?

I was actually taking about the Bills too. Is Terry obligated to run the Bills at a loss? And what about a new Sabres owner. Would you expect them to operate at a loss? What if the Sabres are still a few years away from being good? Do you expect a new owner to cover all losses until you decide to to a game?

Can I ask you a question? Do you believe that as the owner of these teams, Terry Pegula is obligated to operate his teams at a loss?

You know it's his money. And he is losing plenty of it now.