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The most entertaining part of this game was when Rayzor said, "He got a piece of Hyman." The hockey stuff just makes me sad.

Does everybody still think this team can "go on a run" and make things interesting, or are they a team that will hover around .500?

At this point of the season, we have 4 goals from defenseman. That has to be on pace to break a record.

Kudos for succintness

I find it interesting that news of Trump's victory comes on page 666 of this thread.

Was "Pu had a warm feeling" supposed to be funny? Either way, I chuckled a bit.

There are no offers to mull over. He'll be getting the same entry level deal wherever he signs.

If Mike Weber could just add some grit to his elite offensive skill, we're looking at our #1 dman for the next 10 years.

Zhitnik almost took someone's head off with that point shot. It must be an off night for him.

I'll probably just call it "The Key" or "That building where sports and stuff happens."

Well Craig's list is sometimes hit or miss. You may get a great deal on some gently used goods or you might end up being harvested for your skin. I didn't know they also did hockey rankings.

I know Weber grew up in Pittsburgh. Is there a chance he thought he was on the Penguins when he made that no-look tape to tape beauty?

That was the best pass Weber has ever made.

Since it's "favourite" memory, does it have to involve a Canadian team?

I think Gionta did enough tonight, especially with everything at stake, to keep the "C" for next year. I'll hang up and listen.

Let me add to the #64 D.M. question. The following are Sabres who only played in one career NHL game: MD--> Played in one playoff game during the 74-75 season JE--> 81-82 season FG--> 89-90 season TK--> 88-89 season SM--> 02-03 season

I remember seeing that name while researching other questions. It's so tempting to just go look it up.

All I got is Zachary Taylor and Chris Taylor

I just watched the highlights again. He definitely said sh!t Devils left and right. This paints a more accurate picture than "shedding" Devils.

That all looks right to me.

Domenic Pittis, for those scoring at home, wore #83. For some reason, he also wore 12, 28, and 38.

Was anyone else tempted in the 2nd intermission to look up the worst loss after being up 3-0? I had a strong feeling we were about to do something historic. Glad to see I was wrong.

Who was the only player to wear #83? As a bonus, what three other numbers did he also wear?

It is not John Tucker. He wore it until 1991. This person wore it from 1992-1995.

Who was the last player to wear #7 before it was retired?