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Note the quote from Jerry Sullivan, and the story essentially being a carbon copy of one of Sully's recent articles.

Hot cocoa with tiny marshmallows.

Already happened once. The response was tepid.

Getting cut in the scrum is painful.

That Armia kid is good. We should trade for him.

No time to play it safe, boys.

Someone got Umbergered.

Put Foligno on shootouts.

Couldn't hit the water from the pier.

Someone suggested pulling Lehner for a trash can. Essentially that's our defense already. Four cans around Lehner for the Jets to skate around.

Our guys just standing around again.

Lehner followed the shooter out of the crease.

Lehner overplays again

Pathetic. 4 blue traffic cones.

Speak for yourself.

It's the WiFi. Everyone is on their phones.

Lehner came out WAYYY too far considering there were more Jets on the rush.

After not playing since Thanksgiving, I finally had a game Wednesday. I was so out of the habit of packing my bag I forgot me chest protector. A youth team plays at that rink so someone got in their locker and found a set. It fit like a short-sleeve halter top but it covered my heart area and upper arms, enough that I felt safe playing. Luckily didn't get hot too hard lower. Practice?? Most rinks have stick-n-puck sessions.

I'll say it again: why can't the Sabres invite someone from Canadian Forces for the anthem? The Pit BBQ beef sandwiches at Canes games almost make it worth attending.

The first rule of fandom: You are whatever your last play people remember was.

Buffalo sports in general right now are like a dying star imploding into a black hole.

Happy for Bailey but, wow, that was a terrible goal by Lundquist.

The Buffalo News is trying to make an issue of that being some kind of revelation even though it was expressly stated at the time of the Ryan hiring.

Except the Bills are not a tire fire. That is a narrative the Buffalo News is stoking. Go over to Two Bills Drive and read the thread on the SUlly article and press conference. In a nutshell, Pegula spoke privately with Rex Ryan and both agreed to move on. Whaley was notified afterwards. Rex answered to Pegula, not Whaley. Pegula then put choice of next coach in Whaley's hands. Pretty cut-and-dry, no? Then you read the Buffalo News and they are just besides themselves because Whaley gave these exact answers in his press conference. They all but called him a liar. But within an hour John Wawrow publishes an interview with Pegula that verifies everything Whaley said. The Pegulas already admitted they made a mistake on Rex and want Whaley to take full responsibility on the next coaching hire, something he did not have until now. Now you can call that a tire fire if you are a drama queen. You can call Pegula meddling for disregarding his GM's opinion on Rex. (He was against him but went along withPegulas and Brandon.) But the Buffalo News is showing itself to be a petty, vindictive bunch out to show the Pegulas that they need to kowtow to their whims if they know what's good for them.

He overplays the puck. Mostly not an issue but he often takes himself out of position. That is bad form.