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2 goals on 2 screens.... Take note Buffalo

This is kinda ugly, passes not connecting, staying to the outside.... Idk what happened to this team this week

Poor icing call led to that

Sitting up in 323 tonight, got some last minute tix... Let's see another exciting on like the Minnesota game!!

Comrie in the post game interview appears to be on cocaine 😂 Holy hell, between him and Lybushkin, they torpedoed a chance at 1 if not 2 points tonight. The Sabres had more SOG than all attempted shots by Seattle. The team is a bit disjointed but that wasn't a bad game overall. I'd be tempted to sit the Russian for Fitz for a game or 2 at this point, he takes awful penalties, offers zero offense and isn't a staunch D man. He's basically Risto, albeit on a better contract I believe. We HAVE to win the next game, it's imperative.

These guys don't play defense

Crap crap game, unacceptable really.

That building was ELECTRIC, I haven't seen a game that loud in ages. The refs were hearing it, the players were feeling it, I saw Tuch look up and smile when the crowd really got going. This team is coming together and they are exciting to watch.

What a game boys!!!

That "trip" was soft as hell. This team came out FLAT in the 3rd

Ok so I'll be at UP around 430, is there a name for the reservation?

Our team had 2 live saving moments over the last 2 shifts... This job beats you down and a lot of people are entitled pricks. But those days when you make a difference really do keep you going.

Honestly, I believe Damar will be playing for the Bills again next year. This is a very remarkable turnaround. Unless they find some pre-existing condition, I think he'll be back. Wouldn't blame him one bit to retire after this, but I don't think it's in his DNA.

I wish I could get there and it would make a hell of a story. But I'm not sure I think we're even making it to the SB, let alone winning it. No real reasoning, just gut feel. The team showed enough this year that I'm Proud to be a Buffolonian either way.

Yes please, my gal is supposed to work until 3 tomorrow and would be coming from Olean area so we may be a tad behind, she's trying to switch her day to have it off completely. But we'll be there We'll see you tomorrow afternoon 😊

Cool, I'd like to meet up. I'm not sure that I've been to Union pub before. Where do you guys park? And is it walkable to the arena from there?

Man, how much easier this would seem if we didn't have an 8 game losing streak, or at least have had some OTL points in there.

Yeah, that's why I'm not trying to read too much into it and giving more of a perspective of things that typically happen in these situations, and similar situations that I have treated in the past. He may be an all world player, but the treatment pathways don't vary quite as much between patient to patient, sure the access is much quicker and etc, but once attended to there are fairly solid protocols in place Nationwidem

They prone patients in the ICU, but typically they only prone when they're not oxygenation well on the ventilator. I am unaware of the practice of proning when the respiratory status is good. All this said, I'm not an ICU/Intensivist so maybe there is some other reason they're doing it that seems less worrisome.

That would be reasonable, but if it was just an AED, you just stop CPR and let the machine detect the rhythm and deliver the shock, they're amazing in how accurate they are that you don't need a trauma team to run an ACLS protocol. Either way, I am 1000% confident those on the field had all the medical training and ability to handle it and I'm confident it was handled as best as humanly possible outside the hospital setting.

Are we planning on meeting beforehand anywhere at all?

Yeah, there are some inconsistencies with the story and we don't know exactly what happened on the field. I know our ems does a lot of wonky stuff sometimes especially in critical situations; you multiply that by 8,000,000 in this situation and they may have been overly aggressive on the field. An aneurysm or dissection seems less likely as well as a carotid issues or a cervical issue, I don't think he'd stand up if it was neuro/cervical They probbaly just placed an AED and they may have multiple shocks in between CPR, but we don't know exactly.

Either he has the worst timing on the planet with that hit, or there's is something that caused his young healthy heart to go into a deadly arrhythmia. It's not a 100% given they will do it, but putting in an Implantable defib would be there as a failsafe in case this were to ever happen again. At the first instance of a deadly arrhythmia a defib would shock and keep this scene from happening ever again.

In Vfib, the electrical currents sent to the heart are jumbled up, there are electrical gradients that make the heart run through bundles in certain areas of the heart (controlled by + and - ions with potassium, magnesium, chloride, etc) When Vfib occurs the bottom part of the heart isn't pumping at all, the Ventricles (bigger chambers) are needed to pump out blood and the bundles essentially aren't working. By Defibrillating at a certain number of Joules, you essentially are sending currents to that bundle system to reorganize and start working the correct way to make the heart beat In sync. Sometimes MI (heart attack) can cause this or a significant electrolyte abnormality can be reversible causes of arrythmias, in this case it was due to trauma which is a rare phenomenon but still caused the Ventricles to not get sufficient current and go into this rhythm, the Defib corrects this, although it sometimes can take multiple shocks.