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I found it! Google sabres penguins comeback perreault. A TBN link comes up for a story on a Sabres comeback recently in Chicago. The story has info on other big comebacks. The Pens game was in 1976. I copied the text, or thought I did, but lost it in cyberspace. When I went back to TBN, it was paywalled.

The Sabres were down 6-1 in the second period at home against Boston in 1983 and roared back to win 7-6. It is the greatest comeback win in their history. So I don't think the Pens could have been up by five in the third period (if the Sabres came back to win). I'll look season by season in my media guide for a game that might fit the bill.

Russian stick never breaks.

I'll fight you on that. And Eleven will join me with his little penknife out.

So he knows how?

Tage Thompson has had ghost shits the last 46 days.

It was theater of the mind. Back to the point... A long shot... Right on! Which point? What kind of shot? Glove save? You had to conjure it up. He was a caricaturist, not a sketch artist.

Food for thought: in the Jeanneret timeline this is approximately 1981 for Dan. Was Rick Rick in 1981? Was he entrenched and beloved? Were his calls broadcast around the continent as emblematic of the Sabres? Did he have only a niche following, with most of the fans preferring Ted? Now, Dan is 57 so he doesn't have the time that Rick had to call May Day in 1993 and go on TV in 1996 and really take off as "RJ." But there is room for growth in Dan and in the fans' hearts... Just as there's room for the team to grow, which of course is the defining factor in Dan's ultimate legacy. If the Sabres win Cups under Dan, we will weep at his retirement as we draw our little Dans, Danielles and Dunleavies against our hips.

Harrington plays a big role here IMHO.

It's in my DNA... Moments like last night take me to the play by play guy. I tracked down Dan's calls of Tage's five goals. It wasn't that easy. Nothing on sabres.com. I found them on WGR's site by playing a postgame podcast and advancing 15 seconds at a time until I got to the plays of the game at 31:10. They were good calls. Dan has another level. I think he tries very hard not to be Rick. And I think at his core is the idea that only the biggest moments deserve the most excitement. Fine, but we're not used to that, and any big goal even in a meaningless game (and there have way too many of those) deserves a big call. Anyway, what does everyone think of the calls? In the end I think if Dan recalibrates himself a little and is a little less principled, he might just be a pretty good fit for Sabres fans.

Put another way and perhaps making it sound more achievable, are the Sabres a 103 point team the rest of the way (if adjusted for a full season) rather than the 78 point team they've been so far?

Of course not. But you have to be realistic about being so far back in the pack a third of the way in. Historically it's unlikely a team will make the playoffs from this position.

It won't open for me unless I use Apple News. Did a member of the PHWA write it? They are the voters.

Five goals and one butt pat of Cozens afterwards. A record that shall withstand all time.

It's science! Everyone knows the magic combo: when Comrie returns to join Muel. He works at NORAD.

Stickler... I'd put Boston at 1 based on goals per game.

Fine. The standings look a little back to the future tho.

Someone help an old dude. It kinda reminds me of backstage that time Phyllis Diller roasted Don Rickles.

I can handle the tooth. There was a cool scene after one of the goals... Quinn Peterka Cozens Dahlin and Samuelsson celebrating together. It could be the future. Who knows.

Come on, Siegfield!

You have to complete the catch... "Survive the ground." (I'm the last person to ask though lol.)

Narrator: It was something NS ate off the beach.

I wouldn't want the schedule maker's job.