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One assist and a -1 in the two games vs Sabres this season. So far, so good. But that dude can go off at any time.

Propaganda just is. It’s up to us to provide its context. So there’s “good” propaganda and “bad” propaganda, depending on the the nature of it and our own political assignments to it. I appreciate your attempt to just see it for what it is.

Foresight is a bitch. Especially in hindsight. Murray had the right plan, wrong people.

Great point. I guess Mitts’s house has become the hangout for the guys, including Tuch. At least that’s what I’ve heard. Bonding off the ice is so important.

I have every confidence that Adams, Karmanos, et al, know exactly what kind of players to surround a young core with. They have two already in Tuch and Okposo. The question is, will they be able to lure more of those types to Buffalo?

No Quinn again I see.

I’m calling bullsh*t on that one.

You know the old saying, “If you’re not part of the solution you’re part of the problem?” What’s also pathetic is Eichel’s failure to be part of the solution and seeking a trade when he realized that. His failure here largely contributed to the fans having had enough and deciding to stay away in droves. We renewed our STs, so I must be a glutton for punishment. But yeah, keep blaming all of us boorish fans.

I’m sure he is genuinely happy to spend time with the kids. But that is nothing unique. There are a couple dozen high profile athletes in the community that have and continue to give their time and other resources to these causes.

I prefer masshole.

I can personally attest to that. Eichel’s memory was clouded during his childish outburst.

Eichel spent all the time from his end of year presser to the day he was traded targeting the organization, not to mention the hit job on the Weidman podcast. Maybe he just needed some new meat for his “antics.” 😂

His response reflected a helluva lot more than that.

“The fans are allowed to behave within reason the way they want.” I’m not convinced you actually believe that otherwise you wouldn’t characterize them as boorish for doing just that last night. Honest or not, Eichel’s response was immature, insulting, and classless. Brisson has more work to do with a client who just can’t help himself and has always been an emotional train wreck when handling adversity. And as I’ve said earlier, the same fans that booed his every possession also gave him a standing ovation during his tribute video. Guess Jack didn’t hear that when he took his little raised stick skate around in his show of thanks to the very fans he saw fit to throw under the bus later on.

Listening to it now, 30 seconds in and Rivet is ripping Eichel a new one. Interesting to hear how he was muzzled while in the employ of the Sabres.

Per the bold, speak for yourself.

I don’t believe for a second that you don’t care. People that don’t care simply don’t respond to so many posts in a thread.

Let’s hope. Being mere feet from the ice near the bench, we could see how genuine the affection for Anderson was from the entire team. Especially Tuch, who is the definition of “glue guy” as evidenced by the reactions of 22 different personalities to his give and take with them. He literally made it a point to connect with EVERY teammate after the game; even Tokarski. And they all respond to him the same way. Just a great thing to witness.

The officials were the worst group we’ve had all season, at least at home. Just terrible.

Wrong.

Which is your right as a fan. It’s a shame that some people want to begrudge you that.

The fans struck a bigger nerve in Eichel and he just couldn’t handle it like a grownup.

I attended dozens of games during Eichel’s tenure here and he’s wrong about that being the loudest. He’s not even close, actually. Ironically, some of the loudest that building ever got was for things he did, like scoring a game winner against the Leafs for instance.

As I said in my post when I got home last night, I didn’t boo or cheer because Eichel is just another player on another team at this point. He got a rude welcome back to be sure, but the same fans who booed him also gave a standing ovation during his tribute video. Fans have every right to boo or cheer, regardless. Not sure why you feel the need to call them petulant and stupid for exercising that right. Are you so chaste and pure as the driven snow that you’ve never booed at a sporting event? Gimme a break.