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He's a healthy scratch being afforded the courtesy of a phantom LBI designation.

Like, what happened to you, dude? I'd lay even odds that some other hockey fan managed to hijack this account.

Wegmans and Tim Hortons are more important than palm trees and taxes

Kevin weekes know something?

Team, family, warriors—today, we stand on the edge of something extraordinary. Four games. A chance to prove to ourselves and to the world that we are unstoppable. This isn’t just about winning; it’s about creating a legacy. It’s about showing up, again and again, and refusing to accept anything less than greatness. Let’s be clear: winning one game takes talent. Winning two takes focus. Winning three takes heart. But winning four? That takes something deeper. That takes an unbreakable spirit. That takes a team that refuses to quit, no matter the odds, no matter the pressure, no matter the noise. Think about what’s at stake here. Four wins in a row isn’t just a number—it’s a statement. It’s a declaration that we are a force to be reckoned with. It’s proof that when we come together, when we fight for each other, when we give everything we have, there’s nothing we can’t achieve. But let’s not sugarcoat it—this won’t be easy. Nothing worth achieving ever is. There will be moments when the pressure feels overwhelming. There will be times when doubt creeps in. There will be challenges that test us, push us, and force us to dig deeper than we ever have before. But here’s the thing: we’ve already done the hard part. We’ve already proven we have what it takes. Now, it’s about finishing what we started. This is our moment. This is our time. And I need every single one of you to believe—not just in yourselves, but in each other. Look around you. These are your brothers. This is your family. And when we fight for each other, when we trust each other, when we leave everything on the ice for each other, there’s no limit to what we can accomplish. So, let’s break this down. One play at a time. One shift at a time. One period at a time. We don’t need to focus on four wins right now. We just need to focus on this game. The next moment. Because if we take care of the little things, the big things will take care of themselves. And when we win that first period, we’ll build momentum. When we win the second, we’ll build confidence. And when we win the third? We’ll build a legacy. A legacy of resilience, of determination, of excellence. A legacy that will inspire everyone who comes after us. So, let’s go out there and give it everything we’ve got. Let’s play with passion, with purpose, and with pride. Let’s show the world what this team is made of. Let’s make history. Four games. Four wins. One team. One mission. Let’s do this together. Now, who’s ready to fight for four? Let’s go!

dont bother unless you get rid of Adams

And you wonder why? Placing a bet on a Sabre-Columbus game is probably a good indicator.

These are not causal events and aren't worth connecting: Tommy Dangles being hit and possibly out of tonight's game isn't the foundation of the complaint that the team is soft and prioritized a win over a response to the hit. It's the response (or lack thereof) that leads to the complaint. The hit exists separately from the response, so I don't see how the hit itself can be tied to the win. To elaborate, Dangles was hit regardless of what would happen afterward. The team could have responded and still won, then would there be a complaint? I'm sure someone would find a way to complain about it. If the team responded and then lost, then someone would complain that the team should have let winning the game be the response and that, now, they're twice as soft because no one responded to the hit on Dangles and the episode caused them to mentally crumple.

Won't matter...they are going to be stopped at win #3 like a brick wall.

The BJ's are in horrible shape health wise. Buffalo needs to take it to them hard for 60 minutes and they got themselves a 4th win in a row.

Sabres will pull off the upset on my birthday. 4 in a row, here we go!!

For starters, the Sabres are the Washington Generals of the NHL. Why would any self respecting athlete want to even sniff the Sabres. Clown show, poverty franchise that repeatedly has demonstrated they have no idea or even worse they aren’t even trying to ice a competitive lineup. If I was a player on this roster I’d be snorting my way right outta town and find any team besides this joke of a franchise. Or as some would put it, pull an Eichel.

Yankees 2009

That's all you had in your 401k? Good luck.

Bo is getting very, very little PP ice time. Stat muse is saying 1:20 per game. For reference, Dahlin is getting 3:18 per game. I agree with the rest though. If the money is right and he gets to have a good partner, why not extend in Buff?

How big is Power? 6’6”, 220? And he’s that big of a wussy. Dude missed out on having an older brother whoop up on him from time to time.

What is his definition of a #1 D-man? If he gets the money he wants...and if he gets the ice time (he's over 23 minutes per game now) He's right around 30th in the league in ice time. 2nd on the Sabres in overall ice time, and he gets used both PK and PP. Yeah, in the media he will be #2 to Dahlin, but if he gets used as much as a #1 guy, and gets paid what he wants...isn't that good enough? I don't know, just wondering...

Byram has stated he wants to be a number 1 Dman. Well that ain’t happening in Buffalo with king Rasmus in the building so…. Also, knowing the salary cap could double and not affect the Sabres plans is about as deflating as not responding when your best center is laying prone on the ice and no one doing anything about it.

Dearest Rachel, I take pen in hand beneath the dim glow of candlelight, the winter wind howling through the barren trees as though mourning all that has passed. But alas, this season has been naught but a test of my endurance, each game a fresh skirmish upon my spirit. We fight as though possessed of valor, yet fortune, cruel mistress that she is, oft forsakes us. The barracks stand as a lone sentinel, besieged without reprieve, and though our young warriors wield their sticks with all the might of seasoned soldiers, the enemy is ever relentless. Though the battles rage on, and I am weary from the illegality of hits sustained in our last contest. Yet, my love, I must confess that my heart is torn by matters beyond our pending fight against the Ohio brigade. I now question the loyalty of my own men. Specifically First Lieutenant Samuelsson. The decision to not engage in coercion or a flanking maneuver is troubling. I expect less if anything from Corporal Power or Private Kulich, based on their age and experience. I also have misgivings about General Ruff for a decision to not attack the weakest of our enemy with a small infantry lead by Sargent Gilbert. Our resolve is weak in body and mind. I know not how much longer this campaign shall keep me from you, but let it be known that no distance nor despair shall dim my devotion to you, to our home or to my fans. Captain Tage Thomas 100th volunteer infantry regiment

Did Clifton play last game?? I do not remember

Don't eat the clam strips... unless you also want to be down and out later.

Why? He's basically the only truth teller left in Old Media.

It won’t happen again, until it happens again. If you need a team meeting to address this, then don’t bother.

If Harrington writes something it must be ignored.