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someone pissed in SS's collective cheerios ... jeez.
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wow, Tage made the goalie look big and slow ...
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something must be wrong with my feed ... i heard "a check by skinner" in the d-zone.
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blu n gold, eh?
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Cranked something in my shoulder playing hockey ... feels rotator-cuffy. It is not awful, so we'll see. I know too many people who have had partial tears where they are told to just live with it 😞
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Just now, bob_sauve28 said:
One scoring opportunity, I think?
Does that count the two Tuch fired super duper wide and/or high?
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I feel bad for Byram ... Avs to whatever this is.
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14 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Anyone see me yet?
i screen shotted earlier!?!
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Just now, OverPowerYou said:
Can someone find me a 2nd team to root for in the playoffs ? What Buffalo connections or roots are there in the league ?
I would find the former Sabre angst funny around here if Mitts were to hoist a cup this year. Could never really cheer for the swamp cats, sorry Samson.
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5 minutes ago, 7+6=13 said:
You didn't see the awful turn over?
pretty sure power poked the puck up the boards to skinner who was allergic to getting it out. However, not even a BLIP of how bad this game is going.
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oh god ... a PP??? nooooooo
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holy crap. This is worse than my beer league game last night ...
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what the actual eff?
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Just now, 7+6=13 said:
Very nice Power
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I am sure anyone that cares knows, but the game will be on ESPN+ as well.
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2 hours ago, Mango said:
Under normal circumstances in most sports, including hockey, if a player as a 2 month long injury with surgery they normally don’t go from zero team participation, to 100% practice practice and playing in a game all within 24 hours.
So for me this isn’t just about the last 10 games. It’s the timeline of injury, first practice, 100% practice, to playing in a game. Had Quinn come back two weeks ago and been skating with the team, sure, I get it.
You can’t talk about Quinn playing the last 10 games without talking about the entire timeline. In that context I just don’t see the value for the player.
Why did you have to go and make all sorts of sense?
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It seems if his buyout creates a cap dent so large that we cannot sign a decent replacement <insert dozens of arguments as to what that would be ... a traffic cone could replace his defense>, then the team is not better without him. He is maddening, he is frustrating, he is inconsistent ... he is also their leading goal scorer(ish), electric upon rare occasions, and likely a heckuva guy. I don't think Skinner is the problem with this team and likely not the biggest of the many problems.
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6 minutes ago, Doohickie said:
I was in a black mood after the EDM game.
Word. That game was a hard one - mostly because they did not play well. I don't expect them to win them all and I don't expect them to outplay all the other teams, but play well, please. I know top teams can make 'tweeners like the Sabres look bad - but they looked awful 😞
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Just now, Doohickie said:
Give him the C!
where have all the chicken head gone?
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1 hour ago, Pimlach said:
He is being honest.
The quote shows his youth, and it also reflects on the type of leadership and the kind of comments he hears from whoever the leaders are or were. It is awkward, but obviously he feels the divide between the team and the fanbase. The divide is still there in the area, in the community, and on this forum.
I guess I took for granted the real love for this team that the community once had. All it took was great leadership at the top, a real commitment to winning, and some good players that were fun to watch.
I think the important bit is at the end of his quote about the team playing better at home and getting the fans on their side. To me, he (and thus the team, assuming they all feel that way) are taking the initial responsibility of winning so that the fans will cheer. Seems legit to me.
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1 minute ago, JoeSchmoe said:
At risk of taking this off topic, my biggest thing is why do we still have starting pitchers in baseball? Pitchers should still pitch the same number of innings in a year, but spread them over less innings per game in more games. There are so many benefits:
-You can maximize lefty/lefty righty/righty matchups.
-Your weaker pitchers can pitch against the bottom of their order.
-The batters only see a pitcher once per game and never will time them up the 2nd or 3rd time around or recognize their tips.
-Your never leave a guy in too long.
-You should be able to manage and prevent injuries.
I know some teams like TB do dabble with this sort of thing sometimes, but try telling a Verlander that he's not a true starting pitcher anymore.
I believe a team could win 10-20 extra games a year if they adopted this full-time. Won't happen though.
"At risk of taking this off topic" <reaches over grabs wheel and pulls harrrrrrrrrrrrrrd> lol
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2 minutes ago, Thorny said:
Honestly there IS no pressure because we’re basically just playing out the stretch
I want so desperately to disagree ... but barring the miracle of miracles (and maybe an entire team quitting?), we are - as you say - "playing out the stretch"
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Posted · Edited by ska-T Chitown
I get it. But all the "Sabres suck whatever" rhetoric aside ... they are
tied withbeating a team that is ahead of them in the standings. I dunno - not that bad. Could be getting punched in the d1ck by the BJs ...