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Are we allowed to have someone good on our team over the age of 30? Come on make a trade

When is the last time a buffalo sports team won a game?

Maybe we should trade for actual NHL players with veteran leadership instead of using our 1st round picks who never amount to anything. That would get me to buy some tickets this year.

I’m getting to the point where I don’t even want to tune into the Sabres games that I’m interested in

Hockey has been depressing for the last 10 years. When the Sabres are bad I can’t even find a “second” team to root for or find interest in.

What was the crowd chanting on the eichel goal?

12 years and counting…

I actually think we have a new rival. If there was one game I’d pick to go to this year it’d be this one. Unfortunately I can’t make it

Does anyone think we will see close to sellout with an opportunity to boo Eichel coming up?

Am I the only one that was more interested in the Zamboni than the actually game/team tonight?

So wait, are the Sabres going to wear these at some point in the season? I haven’t been following all this jersey stuff

The sabres are on the brink of bringing me back for the first time since 2016. Please give me something to root for and a reason to watch

I spent too much money back in the day paying to watch Drew Stafford and Jochen Hecht that I don’t think I’d go unless they are guaranteed a playoff spot in the standings late in the year. May I also add, I’d go to games if they made a trade for a household name player

Can’t win them all I guess.

Random - I don’t like how the Canucks Blue uniforms mesh with the red arena seats.

I’m watching the game on some Canadian tv channel. I know it’s the home opener but this is a painfully long intro. I only recognized half a dozen Canuck’s players by name

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I have the Audacy app, will I be able to listen to this game on my phone With the app?

Is there anyway for a person living in Sabres tv market to watch the games without a cable subcscription? Like some sort of streaming package ?

I’ll be in town for thanksgiving and I know the sabres usually play the night before thanksgiving so I plan on making it to the game vs St. Louis. Now the advice I’m looking for - I plan on taking my wife, 5 and 3 year old. What is the best section to sit in for a family like mine? Im thinking more along the lines of the best site lines so they can catch all the action since they’re not so tall and I’m thinking other people could get in the way. I’ve already got them roller skating and they even watch hockey with me sometimes and seem to be intrigued by it. Any other tips and suggestions that will make the game day experience fun? Looking forward to the feedback. Thanks!

I think I equally enjoy the booing of Bettman as I do the Stanley cup being hoisted. It’s a bummer the lightning fans didn’t get to boo him

I remember when we just missed out on MacKinnon. I always knew he’d be a Stanley cup winner

I’m just glad we don’t have to watch another Boston team. Win-Win

I’ve never been to MSG but that place looks huge. Is there some type of mall in there ?

As a young 8 year old hockey fan in 99 I liked the Dallas stars because they were cool and Mike Modano played for team USA. My parents had just gotten satellite tv so I watched all the hockey I wanted. I quickly discovered this channel called empire sports network and learned that I could watch Sabre’s games. Back then the team was very average and the league was kind of stale as every game would end in a low scoring 2-1 battle but I enjoyed watching it. I knew the Sabre’s of 2004 weren’t very good and still enjoyed playing nhl video games to pass the time. When the nhl locked out in 2005 I found myself very sad when football season was over. I didn’t realize how much I had actually missed hockey. When it came back I didn’t really watch much. I was just entering high school and kept busy with other things and football was my main passion so I didn’t pay attention all too much. When the Sabre’s made the playoffs in 2006, wow, I jumped on that bandwagon so hard. That’s when I really discovered Rick Jeanererette. As a 31 year old I look back at those years from 2005-2007 as the best years of my life. My youth. 15, 16, 17 years old. Rick’s voice echoes in my memories. I could say that he is a part of the fabric that made me who I am today. The first game I went to was February 22nd 2007. I wanted so bad to go to a game. Little did I know the game I went to would be the biggest brawl We’ve seen. Drury got hit probably 10 feet in front of me. When I’m feeling sad I go back and watch that game or listen to Rick Jeanerette goal calls and highlights. It brings me back to the happiest times of my life and reminds me of who I am. My son is now 3. He was also born on February 22nd. I can’t wait to raise him to love the Sabre’s. I can’t wait to show him what happened in 2007 on what happens to be his birthday and how I was there. Someday we will celebrate a Stanley cup together. However he will won’t experience it with Rick. For that I am sad. But I’m also grateful that I got to experience Rick and grow up hearing him and have the memories. When I listen to the Drury game tying goal or other memorable highlights it triggers feelings and memories that give me goosebumps and gives me a euphoric sensation every time. That’s equally as good as a Stanley cup