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There's a Marshawn Lynch episode of Bar Rescue! How come I didn't know about this before? This is going to be fantastic.

Worth mentioning that they were within a hair's breadth of a short-handed goal. That was an aggressive kill. I don't love the formation, though.

Swamp has nailed it. Have a banner at the bottom all game, fine; just stop with the zooming in and out. They've already had ads next to the score clock for about forever and I don't care about that, either.

Does it seem like his PK is designed to defend against his style of PP? (Which I like, as you know, but which the majority of the league seems not to have adopted yet.)

I knew something was bothering me, and I couldn't put my finger on it. Thank you for identifying the problem. NOW FIX IT!

Yeah but it's one of those papier-mâché walls you see in the movies. Ooh, the software automatically adds accents. Fancy!

Hutton wouldn't be starting opening night and Thompson wouldn't be on a power play, and that's just some of the very obvious bits.

I watched a bit of Devils-Bruins during breaks, etc. What a boring game that was, or at least the parts I saw.

I win. I voted Hutton. Wrong lamp, right answer.

There is no way that the Sabres don't have a goalie in the system who is better than Hutton. They HAVE to. I don't care if it's Ryan Vinz.

@LGR4GM I wish Hutton could be mediocre. As @GASabresIUFANsays, he's just plain bad. @ShmuffaloI have no idea. I just heard him say it during the pre-game.

I heard him say it.

So, a few thoughts: --I was very, very happy to watch a Sabres game again. It had been way too long. --Did I see Tage Thompson on a power play? I don't need to see it again. Too clumsy and too slow. --Way too often, Sabres defensemen in the offensive one were cheating backward in case of a turnover. That means they aren't confident playing in front of Hutton. --Speaking of whom, why in the world did RK start him? I get that he wants Ullmark to go against Vanacek, but Ullmark is young enough that he should be able to handle both ends of a back-to-back on the opening first two games of the season. This was a mistake, and it rests squarely with Krueger. --I like the redesigned power play, a lot. As long as Thompson isn't part of it, I suppose. --Staal was kind of a mess. I'm hoping for a little more from him.

If you have an account, blast them on Twitter and make sure you tag the appropriate accounts, maybe? I've found that to be the quickest way to get a response out of any customer service types, generally. I don't have experience blasting the NHL or NHL.TV though.

Lots of bad news in this thread. Nowhere to begin.

I have no idea but Sabel makes sense here.

This is why you're going to prison.

All the lenders care about is that they get their money. They don't care whether it comes from a job, a loved one, stocks, or sabrespace. If they're paid, you'll keep your stuff.

No--not that--the guy who invented the ballpoint pen was named Biro and pens are called Biros in a lot of languages.

If you're still paying your bills, or someone is paying them for you, you can keep your house and car (as long as you don't need to liquidate them for restitution or something). If you're not paying your bills, expect repo or foreclosure just like in normal times.

I'm sorry, but there's a guy named Biro and he just happened to go to Penn St.?

So what time are we getting together on Saturday to hose down the field?

Not according to The Athletic article, anyway. And I too recall that he was married and that they suffered a miscarriage.

From The Athletic: The petition also listed seven dependents, all as living with him: his 6-month-old daughter, his sister, 27, his uncle, 54, his mother, 55, another uncle, 59, his father, 60, and his grandmother, 77. It seems obvious that, beyond providing for these 7, there was some heavy discretionary spending going on, but I'm not getting into that.

What if Roswell and Key Bank shave ads into the sides of his head?