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3 hours ago, Mango said:
In the last 7.5 moths Pegula told Rochester that
- Dissolving PSE would be a change in name only and wouldn't effect the operation of BCA. (August 28,2023)
- Backing out of the lease didn't have anything to do with his commitment to Rochester. Both teams would be staying. (April 2, 2023)
- He is selling the Knighthawks but only because he doesn't want 2 NLL teams so close to each other (April 18, 2024)
Based on that it seems like the Buffalo Sabres are very likely open to hearing offers.Can you provide any backup for the Knighthawks claim?
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1 hour ago, PASabreFan said:
Fingers crossed. The timing is also interesting.
Did I miss the earlier reporting that there was a serious party interested in buying?
Good lord.
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8 hours ago, thewookie1 said:
Honestly I think the NLL actually told him that he’d need to sell them at some point. My guess is he’s trying to secure their home in Rochester and thus it’s taking time
I have family in the Las Vegas team’s front office. I asked him about Rochester and he said there is no talk within the league regarding them moving. Said he has heard the outside speculation.
Joe Tsai (Brooklyn Nets) owns the NLL teams in Las Vegas and San Diego and is under no pressure to sell one of them. I suspect Pegula is not either.
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Berube fun fact - fewest career points of anyone to play 1000 NHL games.
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4 hours ago, Mango said:
My tinfoil hat says that the org is starting to hear more noise from the remaining Sabres fans
“if they don’t activate Jack Quinn for the last ten games I am so done with this team!”
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3 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:
I don't have the patience to keep waiting and waiting and the next one and the next year. I want to make the leap NOW.
At least you have the Bruins.
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43 minutes ago, PerreaultForever said:
I'm going to stop commenting on individual games this year I think.
Thank you.
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18 minutes ago, PerreaultForever said:
I know you are being sarcastic/snipey but I simply see more potential in Kulich than I do in the other 3 mentioned. That's all. They could ALL bust and they could surprise but that's my current assessment.
Don’t forget that the Sabres may have blown the Quinn pick! We will have to wait and see.
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Gallagher’s “thoughts”.
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23 minutes ago, LGR4GM said:
Quinn last year:
I just don’t see it. Sabres might have blown the pick. Maybe. It’s too soon to say. 🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦
I forgot how much skill he has. That shot…good heavens.
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Looking forward to ZB doing something either good or bad tonight just so I don’t keep clicking into OBE and OOP conversation, even despite the scintillating nature thereof.
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Just now, PerreaultForever said:
FFS what part of the word "maybe" do you not understand? For the umpteenth time I said "so far" and "time will tell".
This kind of selective critique is what makes the internet a bag of s%%t.
The desperate need to work in even a potential negative at every turn (ref maybe/so far/time will tell) is what makes the internet a bag of s%%t.
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5 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:
As I said, "remains to be seen" because of his stupid off season injury. The other guys are all currently contributing to their team's success so FOR NOW they are ahead. We shall see how it ends up when Quinn actually returns. Given the injury probably can't make a definitive on this for another year after that as well.
So because of a “stupid off season injury” the Sabres might have blown the draft pick? Three years later? Good heavens.
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Just now, Thorny said:
The board said he was poor-to-below-average when he played poor-to-below-average and sings his praises when he plays really well and his numbers look really good
what am I missing?
People calling him garbage or trash seems to be what you missed.
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2 minutes ago, pi2000 said:
Jokiharju is 4th on the team with a +3 TRPM.
Clifton second last with a -4.
So unless they're just giving him some rest after his recent illness, this is a bad choice.
NJ power play is deadly. Clifton gets significantly more PK time than Joki. Playing Joki over Clifton would have been a bad choice.
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8 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:
Boston had a lot of trouble with that Jeannot line all night. Can't imagine how Sabres will deal with it.
Hopefully beat them in regulation next time instead of overtime.
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36 minutes ago, LGR4GM said:
I don't think Adams has that in him. It's my biggest concern with his management, but we shall see.
He sent Asplund and Fitz packing last year. I think he has it in him.
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The losing streak is extended to…..one. Can that be right?
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13 minutes ago, Randall Flagg said:
Nice team Kevyn
holy ***** this is embarrassing
Pittsburgh games remain the undefeated champion of exposing the SabresBuffalo 3-1-2 vs Pittsburgh the last two seasons.
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19 minutes ago, PerreaultForever said:
As much as any game is a must win it's a must win. You simply have to beat the WC competition each and every game and not give them loser points either. So it's a true test if we have anything building here or not.
What happens if they don’t win a must win with 68 games still to play? Other than you getting on a soapbox?
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31 minutes ago, Zamboni said:
For funsies …. Check out this thread on the kid just 3 years ago ….
Magnificent! Dudacek, as always, with the most solid takes. Wish there were more of him.
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4 minutes ago, Scottysabres said:
This team needs a bolstering of size.
They have good size up and down the lineup. Not an issue.
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Buffalo Bills 2024 Thread
in The Aud Club
Posted
https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-s-top-150-prospects-in-the-2024-nfl-draft-class
He sounds pretty good. #17 by this guy’s ranking.
Thomas is a big, explosive wideout with incredible production, including an FBS-best 17 touchdown catches this past season. He lines up outside and in the slot. He easily defeats press coverage with his quickness. He is very sudden in his release and can find another gear once the ball is up in the air. He is very loose and fluid as a route runner. He has snap at the top of the route and doesn't waste steps. He has a very large catch radius because of his frame, leaping ability and ball skills. After the catch, he has some wiggle to make defenders miss and also boasts home run speed. Overall, Thomas is a big-play machine and has the upside to develop into a No. 1 receiver for his drafting team.