PromoTheRobot

It was Anaheim that smothered the Sabres most of the evening. Buffalo had to fight through that to get their goals. Both Ducks goals were of the flukey variety.

Finally!

Anaheim was smothering us.

SABRES WIN IT IN OOOOOOOOVEERRRRRRTIMMMMME

Other teams can watch our games, you know. And where is this speculation you refer to?

This is confirmed.

Well the goalposts will definitely move if they made the playoffs. As for the game, hardly boring. It was edge-of-your-seat stuff.

Benson? He's going to be the Sabres' Marchand! F***in' pest.

Kulich had some chances at the net. Quinn not so much. Jiri is playing how Lindy wants.

Nah, great D and goaltending gets me excited.

Gutsy win. They willed it

No lack of effort from the boys tonight.

ESPN+ can't sell ads for these late games?

Zucker? Sweet!

There's a lot of defense happening.

Why are there gladiators sitting behind the Sabres bench? Guerilla movie marketing?

I liked seeing us pressuring the Kings.

I was going to say you didn't get my meaning. But after thinking about it, you're 100% correct. 👍

I would like to politely bow out of any further discussion on this matter. We will not agree. I just want to follow my team and cheer for success.

What you are doing is focusing only on the negatives to support your premise. Again, he has two successful franchises.

So there's an even chance for an outcome that makes people happy, whatever that outcome may be.

Some people need to keep the razors away from their noses.

Exactly. Thanks for getting that. But as I mentioned in another response, if the Bills and Bandits are so successful, is that not a reflection of ownership too? That's good advice.

Obviously because one team is a champion contender and the other team is struggling to break a playoff drought. Ironically that same champion caliber team had it's own 17-year drought that seemed equally as hopeless, that ended under Terry's ownership. I'm glad you used this example. If a team's success is such a direct reflection of the owner, then Terry must be a great owner, right? He already owns a twice-champion lacrosse team. (Did I just hear heads explode?) Oh right, we have an accepted narrative to explain that incongruity. 🤣

I imagine this reading your post.