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EH has Orlov 5 X 6.3 Million AAV. That would work

For Montreal’s 2024 2nd Round Pick

https://twitter.com/frank_seravalli/status/1672703242487119873?s=61&t=h0yvSDHtOEJBIIBDkE7IaQ Sean Durzi to the Yotes

By demonstrating that there also is an online mob that jumps all over the team’s social media posts about pride, it’s not a unilateral phenomenon, it occurs on both sides of the issues. Twitter is bad, Facebook is even worse. Ivan Provorov was one of the most criticized players in the media this season, what happened as a result? Fox News and Tucker Carlson supported his decision and The NHL Shop and Fanatics completely sold out of His Jersey.

Looks like the coup is over.

I agree with you are saying, I do feel these nights are geared more towards making members of the community being celebrated feel more welcomed, then trying to win the hearts or minds of people who have different opinions.

What’s a better way to show support to a cause? A a tweet and a video on the team’s social media channels showing a check being presented to a group or an entire game with a themed presentation being devoted to that cause? My money is on the latter.

No they choose to wear a regular jersey in warmups or skip them all together it’s his choice

To expand on this, there is a Military Appreciation Night and one member of the military is honored at every single home game.

Avoiding issues is what leads to the marginalization of certain groups in the first place There are 35-40 home games a season which do not have anything with pride or any other special events. Pride Night in particular is usually held on a weekday night(days that regularly have lower attendance). If a person has does not want to particular event, because of personal and/or religious beliefs, they choose not to attend, as there are 40 other home games to select from. Ivan Provorov used the fact that supporting Pride Nights was against His Beliefs as a Member of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Church also says premarital sexual relations and cohabitation before marriage are a sin. Yet Ivan has lived with His Girlfriend for quite awhile now. If you are going to use Your Religious Beliefs to say why you are against something, do not be hypocritical and choose to only follow certain teachings.

So who gets to decide how much and when to do it? My stance is for a couple of games a season celebrating diversity is a good thing.

How will the online mobs respond to these tweets?

https://twitter.com/frank_seravalli/status/1672636217903464451?s=46&t=h0yvSDHtOEJBIIBDkE7IaQ

“We sign this guy, we’re no only trying to make the playoffs, we’re trying to win the cup” were the exact words that Pegula used. By all accounts Terry has stepped back over the past few seasons and allowed Adams and Co to build the team. Adams also mentioned in His Press Conference that the Sabres are now in the position to make moves that wouldn’t have made sense a year or two ago. That signals a change in philosophy.

It was Friedman and yes everyone lies.

If the Sabres retain on VO, Calgary can do the same and he becomes a cheap asset to move at the TDL

It’s maybe a total of 6 out of 41 home games. 5 of the 6 do not cause any controversy. 3 of the 6 represent marginalized communities seeing professional hockey players wearing something that represents them can be a source of pride. Money is raised for a lot of excellent charities As Allan Walsh tweeted 99% of the players participated in Pride Night Warmups. Allow the 1-2% of players who do not want to participate in any of these events to skip warmups.

Probably just the second maybe a low level prospect added.

Jeff Marek mentioned someone told him do not be surprised if the Ducks take Michkov.

Oh hell yes on Tanev. He is from York just outside of Toronto and played at RIT I imagine convincing him to come to Buffalo wouldn’t be that hard

Native American Hertiage, African American Heritage and the St Patrick’s Day Sweaters are some other ones.

And the Sabres could trade them Quinn, JJP or Kulich. And neither team would do that.

Florida doesn’t have a first round pick until 2026 and they are not exactly flush with prospects. The Sabres should be able to beat any offer from Florida.