Doohickie

I think it might be just a bad CV joint.

The Becking Ball

Greenway almost scored an own goal. Almost.

Yeah, but since he missed the puck, it shoulda been a call.

Muel had him neutralized Tage finished the job.

Spittin' chicklets.

I called it last year. I said he was an NHLer. He's actually exceeding my expectations.

That goal almost felt inevitable. Weird feeling, not used to it. I kinda like it.

Sabres are outshooting the Eulers 6-3 in the second at the moment.

Dang it.

A dominating shift by the (checks notes) fourth line.

Please please please

Yep. Move him to the top line and trade Tage. 😉

Good hard work draws a penalty. Another Sabres PP.

Ellis might not be the quickest goalie or stop every shot, but he's a smart goalie.

Too many passes.

The Sabres got back in a hurry when EDM turned the play after the penalty expired. Looked like an odd man situation, but not for long. Good hard work.

I saw Michael Kesselring drinkin' a piña colada at Trader Vic's And his hair was perfect

I just saw that. Interesting.

I just re-watched the winning goal. The Sabres had 1 forward (Thompson) and two defensemen (Muel and Dahlin) on the ice when they scored. Almost looks like a flubbed change.

We were at Bass Hall.

So just watched the highlights. Happy to see the Sabres pulled out a win. I was at a play with my wife (who is a Red Wings fan). I checked before the play started and the Wings were up 4-1 so I gave up on the game and enjoyed the play. At the end of the intermission, I got back from the restroom and my wife said, "DON'T GLOAT." I had no idea what she was talking about so I checked the score.... nice surprise. The play we saw was & Juliet. It reimagined would have happened if she hadn't killed herself at the end of the play. It was very "meta"; William Shakespeare was one of the characters. The play broke the fourth wall a lot and Shakespeare even became a character in his own play. Hard to follow at first but once it got going and I understood how surreal it was going to be, I enjoyed it a lot. The play was in Bass Hall in Fort Worth, a gorgeous theater.