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The best looking tomatoes in the supermarket are often the ones with the blandest taste. One thing I like about Sonic Driveins is that their tomatoes taste great.

If he's done that, why not jump on board? I think if anything it is a two-syllable word pronounced ro ZANE but Rochester announcer, and now Dunleavy, are over-accenting the second syllable by adding a third: ro ZAY un. Maybe Isak gave up on the authentic Swedish pronunciation with the way the "Swedish" pronunciation is being clowned.

I thought it was on Sabres.com but it was on Elite Prospects. Cued up to where he says his name:

But does that, in fact, indicate a stressed syllable in Swedish? And again, I'm going by how he pronounced his own name in a Sabres video. RO zun.

Comment on a random Sabres thread on FB:

Not to Americans who don't speak Swedish language. I have no idea what it means in Swedish.

Yes we know. é is not readily available on a US keyboard.

Tuch pulled a hammy

Why is Okposo the default forward to fill in on the top line?

Not on the bench.

WTF were you thinking, Krebsie?

Thith ith a good idea!

No shots, but a big part of the line that has 9 shots on goal tonight.

Likely, and I wouldn't blame him.

Cozens has had too many glorious chances. He really needs one to go in.

I just know that's how the Rochester announcer says it: ro ZAY un

Ray is right about that: "They're vulnerable to turning it over, you gotta get on 'em."

ro ZAY un is supposedly the way it's pronounced, although in a video on the Sabres website he calls himself RO zun. So... I dunno.