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Since we're revisiting Ryan Miller, I thought I'd drop off this gem: https://candk.ytmnd.com/

That's exactly what makes it impossible to enforce in PA, CT, NJ (and MA for that matter).

That's a partial summary of the statement. It's not exactly all about maintaining business. The other part of the statement, at least as important if not more important, is this: "There is no practical way to quarantine New York from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut."

Along with the other six teams that didn't make the playoffs: https://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/2041777

LA fans get to the game in the third inning and leave in the seventh. But yes, at least they exist. There is not a baseball team I detest more than the Dodgers. They are on Flyers-Bruins-Dolphins level for me. And Tampa is boring, and their town just won something.

I've got to say, there have been more interesting World Series matchups in my lifetime.

He could be fast and fun. He also could be incredibly frustrating. We never knew which Max we were going to get on any given shift. His goal in Game 5 remains one of my favorites of all time. How else would you spell Sanderson?

And this describes the problem perfectly. If you're going to hire a guy like Doc, why not let him do what he does best? I hope that his replacement tells NBC where to stick it. Possibly accompanied by a Daniel Briere spearing motion.

Barstool Sports definitely has the resources for a trademark opposition. But from what Aud Smell posted, it might not need to.

From what I read on BBC last week, Europe is not in better shape. Here's an example: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54522279

Go get 'em!

Yeah, that's why I mentioned the two companies that I know sell "Bills Mafia" apparel (and have for years). Same. I know who has the relationship, too, and that makes it even weirder. I know it goes back to at least the early Brandon years, so maybe it's a high school or college friendship or something.

Which SabreSpacer is responsible for inflating it?

Oh, I agree. I just wonder if some company like 26shirts or BarStool sports might like to get into a scrap. Just looked up the application on TESS--I know the filer pretty well and I suspect you do, too.

Who is going to oppose it?

So do I.

We've been acting in partnership with Massachusetts and Pennsylvania (and NJ) since nearly the beginning of this. Those teams shouldn't be a problem. Michigan might be, though, now.

I don't remember too much going well in the last several years, but I'll trust you. When I think of powerplays that cycle well, the image that comes to mind is Afinogenov's OT goal against the Rangers.

The Sabres did this so well in the mid-2000s.

I think this team is a lot closer to winning than many observers think. I think this team is a goalie away.

The Sabres are one goaltender away from not being eligible for the draft lottery next year. And that one goaltender may or may not be an improved Ullmark. This team is going to be good, if it ever sees the ice.

This conjures up some disturbing imagery.

Let's hope so!

Damned kids...