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Eleven

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  1. 1. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1715275/ 2. They also have a school-aged child. 3. Lots of movies are filmed in Buffalo these days, too, but a professional actress would be smart to be based out of NYC or LA in the US. That's where the auditions and agents are.
  2. And now I know whom @LGR4GMis betting on...
  3. Maybe they asked him. Miller has a reason to stay in SoCal.
  4. I agree. Certainly he isn't the future, but he doesn't have to be.
  5. I just cut myself pretty badly at work. The anti-COVID-vaxxer in the office next to me asked me if I had received my tetanus shots. IT'S THE SAME CONCEPT
  6. Neither would I, but the MLB team can buy their way out of this for less than it costs to pay a middle-inning reliever for one year.
  7. 1. They don't need money and no one credible has suggested that they won't spend on players. $8M for Taylor Hall was less than a year ago, for crying out loud. 2. They players weren't the problem when it came to Briere and Drury. That was an ownership--in fact, a minority ownership--problem. We don't have that problem now. 3. O'Reilly and Lehner situations were products of *management's* failure to recognize issues and deal with them properly. Again, the players were not the problem. In O'Reilly's case, the simple solution was to give him a C and tell Jack to sit down and listen. In Lehner's case, the simple solution was to let him get the help he needed and have him return the following year. 4. Reinhart and Eichel are justifiably frustrated, and the decisions criticized in point 3 above are probably parts of that. But so is Eichel's inability and/or unwillingness to lead--I just don't think that's his bag, just like it wasn't Perreault's. And so is the revolving door for coaches. Enough is enough. I would say that if there is one "player who is the problem," it is Eichel, and not because he didn't play well, but because he shouldn't be a captain of a hockey team.
  8. We do? I've read on here that the Sabres don't like Russians because Terry Pegula doesn't like Russians and he's really running the team no matter who the GM is.
  9. I will fight it. I will lead the fight against hopium. May it take a hundred years, may it cost a million lives, I will NOT LET IT HAPPEN.
  10. [Sigh] maybe it is going to happen, Gretchen.
  11. Thus the use of future tense in my post.
  12. I know who's going to fold, and I don't like it.
  13. It's sad but likely true that Skinner will be the most exciting forward on the team once Jack is traded.
  14. Fair enough. I'm deleting.
  15. 26 million and whatever reputation remains. I really need to go to sleep...
  16. He looked like he wanted to cry when Edmonton won the lottery. He wanted to be here.
  17. He's one of my favorite Sabres, but when you walk, you walk, and he walked. Farewell, Samson Reinhart. May you lose a thousand Cups to Buffalo.
  18. It is true. 1975 in baseball, and it took a while for that to be implemented. In the NHL, a player had to be 31 to be a UFA even until 2005.
  19. That's an even bigger problem, then. Let it out. Try to breathe through your nose a bit.
  20. Well, I think you and I agree that it was a mistake, at least.
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