shrader

Breaking the rules to score a goal? Seems very creative to me.

Yep, we can't translate lake to spanish. Nope, no one would understand.

I miss the days where nobody could "like" your post and then it said nobody gave you a thumbs up. Honestly, I miss everything about that username.

Maybe not the best approach given that the purse strings have tightened for many teams this late into free agency.

Is that when you changed the name?

No

I think you underestimated that number there😁 But yes, OT is the way to go. Less repetitive petty arguments there.

And the vast majority of people are idiots. That's not to claim that intelligence and watching bouncyball are mutually exclusive.

Just now?

From anything I've been at in the last couple years, I think COVID officially killed the paper roster. Ultimately it's really just a cost saving move (and a perfectly reasonable one), but the signs always say "due to COVID".

I’d love to know the true nuts and bolts of these insurance policies. It seems so strange that they can be traded from one policy holder to the next, but I suppose insurance for sports contracts is a completely different world than anyone’s used to. I picture someone getting divorced and then remarried, and the policy on the wife is automatically transferred to the new one.

If they use #5, they’re screwed.

Just don’t mention those fish sticks around Kanye west. Im not sure you’ll know the reference, but I could t help myself.

He doesn’t even have a contract with the Sabres. So yeah, if he’s playing in Buffalo that means another crazy string of injuries occurred.

I've got some serious questions about his football smarts though after watching that. Running out of bounds instead of taking it home for the touchdown? Not good.

I'd love to know just how many NHL teams do have a good 4th goalie.

Are we actually looking for updates on Houser? Great story and all, but he's an ECHL goalie who only saw a handful of NHL starts in seasons where the Sabres were forced to use 6 different goalies. He probably does wind up back in Cincy and god willing this team doesn't need to keep signing goalies practically off the street in the middle of the season again.

Ahhh the NBA, where suddenly it's spanish if you put "los" on the jersey in front of the team name.

And adding the guy who needed a neck surgery never before done on a hockey player wasn't exactly a "win now" kind of move... or at least not a smart one.

I suppose it's a product of having such a deep roster, but I never seen any of these guys ever being the best at their position on the team (an easy claim when two play the same position). And then there's the 7 year deal they've already given to Paul this year. That one will never be back breaking in any way, but I just don't understand it.

I'm having flashbacks to that nobody Sergei Makarov winning the Calder as a 31 year old.

I don't know why I'm so naive to think that the 7-8 year contracts are intended for the elite players on the roster. Granted they were signed at different times, but Tampa currently has 7 players under 8 year deals and 2 under 7 year deals. The previous ones I'd consider elite guys on that roster, but these three definitely push the boundaries of that definition.

Didn't they add most of these guys during the past season? I can barely remember who they signed today let alone when they added a bunch of faceless names to the management side of things.

Well it is at least significantly closer to home.

I like to think of this name as a combination of Covid and the plague.