Night Train

Awesome for Anderson.

LOL at VO being showcased. For who ? A B division team in Sweden ?

What ? Some people are extreme ? Who knew ?

Walmart. Use the self checkout to save time.

Buffalo Constipation Center

Improved. No throwing stones tonight. Work on the off-season. Will be watching the Amerks next week. Moving in the right direction.

Cut and paste. I have blond hair. :-)

FYI - $29.99 for the Calder Cup Playoffs - Streaming in AHLTV https://www.ahltv.com/#/

Jiri Kulich, Isak Rosen and other prospects of the Buffalo Sabres will experience postseason hockey in Rochester this spring. The Amerks officially qualified for the American Hockey League’s Calder Cup Playoffs and sit second in the North Division after winning both of their games over the weekend. They’re 7-0-3 in their last 10 and hold a one-point lead over third-place Syracuse with three games to go, beginning Friday night in Rochester against Belleville. This will be the Amerks' second consecutive playoff appearance under coach Seth Appert, who has led the club to combined record of 83-69-22 during his three seasons, the first of which didn't include a postseason because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The scenario in Rochester is what Sabres General Manager Kevyn Adams and associate general manager Jason Karmanos envisioned when filling the Amerks’ roster with several young, drafted prospects such as Kulich, Rosen, Lukas Rousek, Filip Cederqvist, Tyson Kozak, Linus Weissbach, Aleksandr Kisakov and Brett Murray. The Amerks’ goaltending tandem has been solid this season since Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen joined the Sabres in November. Malcom Subban has a .916 save percentage in his last seven starts, and he has earned Rochester at least one standing point in each of his last nine appearances. Michael Houser has a .908 save percentage in 20 games, his most in the NHL since 2014-15. Brandon Biro, signed as an undrafted free agent out of Penn State, has been arguably the Amerks’ best all-around player with 16 goals and 51 points in 49 games. The 24-year-old did not receive a game in Buffalo because the Sabres’ forwards have been relatively healthy this season, and Biro was injured when Rousek was recalled to fill a spot in the lineup last month against Montreal because Tage Thompson was unable to play through an upper-body injury. Of the prospects, Kulich is closest to helping the Sabres in a prominent role. Drafted 27th overall by Buffalo last summer, the Czech forward has 23 goals and 45 points in 60 games. Kulich, 18, has the size, strength, shot and offensive instincts to play in the NHL, but he’ll need to show management that he’s reliable enough defensively to make the jump next season. Rosen, whom the Sabres drafted with the 2021 first-round pick acquired for Rasmus Ristolainen, has 14 goals and 35 points in 61 games as a rookie with the Amerks. He’s a tremendous skater with high-end offensive instincts but needs to gain strength and learn how to play on the perimeter less often. Biro, Rousek, Murray and Weissbach could be depth options for the Sabres next season, while Kisakov, Cederqvist and Kozak will need more time to continue to develop their games in the AHL. Rochester finishes the regular season with a three-in-three this weekend with home games against Belleville and Cleveland before hitting the road to play the latter Sunday at 3 p.m.

Until he signs, I could care less. I have 3 games in the real world to watch.

It's a big improvement. Last season, they were eliminated by Thanksgiving. Then came those last 6 weeks where they climbed out of the basement and looked like an NHL team that could compete. Now to put in the work to get over the hump next season and make the playoffs. Still bullish.

Boosh did not have a good week. Lots of turnovers and not of the apple variety. Still think D-men is our top off-season upgrade. FA and draft.

His water bottle was dripping upside down and a pudddle appeared. At the start of the 2nd period, he used a thermal filled with Gin..

Blocked 16 shots today.

Quick line changes please. No dead legs now.

TAGE , you magnificent bastard !

In addition, the results include how his team is playing in front of him.

Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner !

Goalies look a lot better when the players in front of them play better in their own end. See Ullmark.

And don't forget they had a massive rally the last 5-6 weeks to get to 75 points last season. Progress this year for sure. Still, what bothers all of us is the poor play in their own end of the ice. The very high amount of giveaways. The panic moments when they cannot clear the puck for minutes on end. Every opponent runs them and it won't change until they become more physical and poised in the moment. I get the youth explanation and it's still a work in progress. They can finally score. Now to work on keeping the opponent from scoring.

Have zero idea about the rules but I enjoy watching Rugby from Australia. On live now on FS2. Every guy on the field (pitch) is built like a brick shithouse and is tougher than a nickel steak. It's basically football from the 1920's without pads. Just nuts.

Krebs hustles every shift..

Levi is in goal. Will have to record the game.