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It’s a possibility once they activate the 5G vaccine and execute order 66.

More hyperbole. Forcing the owner to sell and firing the GM aren’t even in the same universe. The current owner is on his fourth GM already.

Do you think you could find one independent opinion anywhere on the Internet that supports this?

I’m sure he meant it at the time. He made quite a few moves and changes that were certainly made in good faith toward that goal, even if it didn’t work out.

Possibly the single dumbest assertion that has been made during the Pegula years. Go touch some grass.

I thought I was the only one.

Super weird. I watched the video and made note of what he said and what he didn’t say. It’s not an opinion at all.

If you have a complaint for the guy in the video, he probably has a comment section underneath his YouTube video.

I’m sorry that you missed about 30 posts in this thread from earlier. It’s up to you to go back and read.

This has to do with conversations earlier.

Weird that this non-buffalo guy looked at everything that has happened the past five years and did not describe Kevyn Adams as a historical piece of garbage that has proven to be one of the worst general manager in the history of sports.

So it isn’t enough for me to agree with you that he has been a bad GM who should be replaced. I actually have to concede that he has been one of the worst GMs in all of sports, despite the fact that he did better than both of his predecessors? Which I guess by definition they were also historically bad. So the Sabres have been unfortunate enough to hire 3 consecutive historically bad general managers - each one as bad as the previous one. Anything short of that is an unreasonable opinion. Got it.

Like I said, people can bring up statistics to support their point. If you want to view the world as a step function then that’s your prerogative. I don’t. I don’t think missing the playoffs by one point supports the over-the-top nature of the discussion. I don’t think that improving the previous GM’s supports the over-the-top nature of the discussion. I don’t think this is unreasonable. I can say looking where he started and looking where he ended he has achieved the normal level of failure in sports.

As someone who constantly needles people over their usage of words, what exactly is the problem here? Are you saying moving from 25th place to 22nd place is a historically bad run as a general manager?