MattPie

There's two. I went on my first date with my fiancé at the Main St one (right off the 90/290). Girl, pretty, likes good beer? It was a good start. :) I haven't been to the other one.

While I can't think of a better line-up, Grigorenko has no business being on a traditional 3rd line (the one that goes up against the opponent's best line). I think he starts on a wing, maybe swapping Pommers and him, but Pommers and Vanek play well together.

s/fan/RJ/ ?

A noon game against Philly screams NBC to me. Either way (Comcast or NBC), I'll get to see the first game of the year out with friends, which is awesome. That'll be interesting to see which teams show up.

I get what you're saying, but the Sabres need to fill a few holes on their own roster before they worry much about Rochester. Maybe Leopold + Adam for a gritty and mildly talented center + an AHL prospect or two and maybe picks. Rochester has Centers playing wing, Buffalo has wings playing center. The latter is a bigger problem.

Not into yiffing?

Sounds like you should have chosen one of those two. I gamed a lot when I was younger (high-school), but haven't spent serious time on a video game in 20 years. As I get older, I'm starting to see the concept of a free-time budget. You have to work (or go to school), you have to sleep. After that, it's all about choices. Buy a house: one free time share. Watch TV regularily: another free time share. Work out: you know the drill. If I were you, I'd ditch the gaming and continue partying. :) There's nothing like the partying when you're young.

Maybe it's my "Rochester serves at Buffalo's pleasure"bias, but it doesn't seem like I'd trade away a solid NHL D-man for 3 guys that may never make the NHL. If Leopold (or another Sabres' D) needs to be traded, it should be to address the Sabres' issues. Rochester can be addressed via the add-ons for the NHL-NHL player swap.

I don't know if it's the corn in it or what, but there are some serious unnatural gas issues with it for me when I drink it. It doesn't actually *taste* that bad though, compared to other yellow beers.

Ja!

And PS3 owners, via the Gamecenter App. And Computer users via the web. I'll be keeping an eye out, but I'm skeptical since there's a lot of avenues for people to use GameCenter that would gut Center Ice (cable) sales. I think it's caught on as a Hipsterrific Beer, like PBR.

Wow, I saw it for $5.5 in Philly once, you've now beat my record. I can kinda understand it in Georgia (right?) though, I wouldn't think they'd sell that much of it so the price per case has to go up for the distributor.

Enroth has potential, but somehow I don't really see him being good enough to fill Miller's shoes. The Pistol was reportedly pretty good, but I didn't see him play.

He wouldn't even have to move!

The previous lockout was 365 days. :)

And Edmonton losing their starting Goaltender (Roloson) in the first game of the SCF didn't matter either. (IIRC)

Either where Hecht goes if you're trying for scoring1-scoring2-checking-sand, or on the fourth line if you're going for scoring2-scoring2-scoring2-sand(with some offence). I can think of worse fourth lines than Ott-Kaleta-1up.

I think Ted Black said something like that at the presser. I heard on the radio here in Philly some stupidly small percentage of people returned their Flyers tickets too, so it's just a thing.

I like http://www.trymynuts.com/, but that's more of a NC/VA thing.

Isn't Carolina on the 19th bouncing around? Or was that from the original schedule?

If you add PA as NY's slow little brother, that'd be a lot easier. :)

A few weeks ago, I tried this one: http://thedrinknation.com/articles/read/9053-Spirits-Review-Dads-Hat-Rye At the time, I remember it being very smooth and very nice taken neat. Also, I was pretty drunk at the time, so don't take that as gospel.

Bolded: Because the NHL is better competition. As I said, I don't think the airline 'issue' is an issue, unless people are being paranoid. But yes, you're 10 times more likely to be in an air crash in eastern europe (I'm not sure I'm reading that number right, but lets go with it). Dying on a Russian airplane is also 10 times *less* likely than being to be attacked by a shark, picking a perfect NCAA bracket, or being killed by falling airplane parts. (Being killed by a shark is way less than dying on a Russian Airplane). Speaking the NCAA, two teams (Marshall and Evansville basketball) have died in airline crashes. Maybe that's why a lot of players go to Juniors instead of NCAA Hockey.

Yeah, Enroth really proved himself in that set of games. Heh. I'm not saying he disproved himself either, there was more to that stretch than Enroth.

You missed this? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094834/ Heh, there's a character in the movie named "Dean Stockwell". I wonder how that worked, considering the real Dean Stockwell (Quantum Leap) was relatively famous at the time. I guess Hedley Lamarr was taken.