SHAAAUGHT!!!

Let me know if I get too annoying. I get a bit drinky on these west coast trips and I’m in it to win it

Rob Ray dropping some knowledge Jim Lorenz style. Stop taking PIMs you guys

I think he knows. He’s playing like he should have froze that this PK.

That extra 2 was a bit weak

Yup, Hayden knows they need some energy. I still like it

I think he’s trying to fire up his team right there’s. I like it

It’s only 10min in. They still have plenty of time to correct. This PK is big

The more I watch Miller the less I like Miller. For every 1 great play there are 3 wtf plays

He grew up in Syracuse

We’ll, it doesn’t seem like they’re at the 1 yard line in Calgary…

Yeah, but that one we should have had. Poor effort once up 2-0. Next game will say a lot about this team.

Also me watching Miller:

Me watching Miller

ESPN+ is definitely blacked out when in-market and Sabres games are on MSG. I checked (and keep checking) because I get better picture quality and features on ESPN+ vs Spectrum. Edit: I should note, I watch through the Hulu app and not the ESPN app. Not sure if that makes a difference...

Mods trying to get the discussion back on topic like:

Whoooo!!!! Glad to see Caggiula get that effort goal.

Skinner should have passed that for a tap in

Thanks guys. Appreciate the advice as I don't have a ton of real life experience dealing with bears. Had some major bear dumps around 30 yards from the cabin and knew I needed to figure it out quick lol. Bear spray and a horn is on order.

I'm not a hunter but maybe this is spot to ask so here it goes: My family has a spot in the Southern Tier near Cuba, NY and it is extremely remote - 1 mile up a dirt road on the side of a mountain/hill. The wildlife in the area is wonderful, but what really has me worried are the increasing number of bears. We spend a lot of time walking, biking, and 4 wheeling in trails and I was considering to start carrying a pistol on me to at least scare off any apex predators. I grew up in boy scouts and my father is a lifelong hunter and fisherman so I'm very comfortable around guns and familiar with gun safety, but I have no experience with handguns and he doesn't either. I was thinking to start with something smaller like a 9mm to get comfortable with it, and then move to a larger caliber that could actually provide some type of protection against a bear. Does this sound reasonable or should I just get some bear spray and call it a day? I have no desire to carry other than when I am heading to camp and in Niagara Country we don't have many bears to worry about so I haven't had to really consider this situation before. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I don't think you can - at least from what I have seen. If you don't change the station/stream you are able to rewind it though.

Unless they are timing his return for the playoffs so his $10MM doesn't count against the cap this season ...cough cough cough Tampa cough cough cough