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I’ll add 1 more to your list. This team has yet to figure out how to get past an opponent committed to playing tight, close checking hockey. We don’t have “something” that allows us to successfully play through it. Whatever “something” is, they need alot more of it.

I gave up at the end of period 1. My eye didn’t see what the analytics saw. My eye saw a team that was forced into poor passes and one off chances with hurried shots. There were transient chances, but little sustained dangerous play. And Way too many forced and unforced turnovers. The goalie play was substandard. But the play of the team was substandard overall. I saw a Nashville team that was prepared to put sticks and bodies as close to a Sabre as possible, and a Sabres team that was unable to overcome the tight coverage. If periods 2 and 3 were similar to period 1, that was a team wide beating, not a goalie beating. Yeah, and that ain’t a plan.

Mmmm…. Delicious gluten.

Eleven covered it fairly well, actually. Unless you are talking about a fairly big city or corporate bar, alot of bars are small, family owned businesses with small budgets. That’s why ADA grandfathers in existing establishments. The cost to renovate to make an old building handicap accessible would shut a number of small businesses down.

Noon and still on page 1. Everyone running for the buses now.

A bar in Erie Pa with massive profits?

JohninMinn - offhand comment that may not be accurate SHAAAUGHT!!! - Challenge accepted

We don’t have a Markus Foligno to put on a line with him. Will be interesting to see if he can gel with what we have on the roster.

Because that is what KA told us to expect in his presser after deadline.

Looks like that wish might get granted now that Greenway is listed as day to day

There needs to be a team wide commitment to producing a winning season. Looking at you Kevyn. It’s overdue.

Start a new thread. 😁

The Enduring Moderation of Mediocre One of the things that is remarkable about mediocre is the extent to which it has retained its meaning over the course of more than four centuries of continual use. The word, when used as an adjective, has changed very little, if at all, in its meaning since it was used in a 1586 book titled The English Secretorie(our earliest known evidence): “Mediocre, a meane betwixt high and low, vehement and slender, too much and too little as we saye. . . .” The word comes to English via Middle French from the Latin word mediocris, meaning "of medium size, moderate, middling, commonplace," and perhaps originally "halfway to the top." The noun form of mediocre is mediocrity.

It says alot about how little there is that another lost season might be celebrated as the best of an era. I mean, a feverish run for 9th place is a lofty goal now.

Fork tender. They are done.

They aren’t a playoff team. Thats my only thought.

Weezer is playing Darien Lake this Summer. Illegally probably grab tickets to that one.

He sure can. He’s never seen an NHL game shot.

Now go get a #1 goalie.

Emphasis on “at least” in terms of expectations.

I don’t know about you, but in my experiences among my immediate family, belts happened alot more than once so it definitely happens again. Stealth is learned more than anything else.

I really like this take.

Minor peeve. It’s St. Paddy’s Day.

I hate when you make me look something up. Every time I learn something new, I lose something old.

And infantile.