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Robin Lehner wouldn't have needed to. As you wrote, Sheary missed the net.

I am irrationally angry about this.

He's always been a couple of seconds behind what we are seeing at home. Usually because he's talking about how some player grew up with a part-time job at Kohl's or whatever. "Here comes Jones, over the blue line. Here's a kid who worked through midget hockey by delivering newspapers and had great grades in high scho.... AND THE FLYERS SCORE!"

Let's please not have another putsch.

How is Chicago doing this?

I just had a half-dozen at Thirsty Buffalo. They have a "trufflalo" sauce, which basically is your normal Buffalo medium with a little mushroom flavor thrown in. It was amazing. The nuttiness of the mushrooms combined with the medium sauce just worked. I don't know how It worked, but it did.

Now imagine that you're feeding two people. And no one had mentioned sides or drinks, except for you. A salad for each with grilled chicken? $12.50. Two whoppers? $5. Do you get it yet? Not everyone has the money that you have. Great. There still are people without reach of supermarkets.

Until you taste the roll that the whopper is on. Loaded with sugar. Also, check out "food desert." As is said above, plenty of people do not have access to fresh produce, and those who do know that it is much more expensive than a couple of whoppers.

I don't have a lot of extra cash right now, but I had to splurge on the tuna tartare from Left Bank this evening. It is sublime. ?! Be careful!

Do not expect a normal NFL season, if there is one at all. Same place you'd take a man's jersey.

At least one of the St. Louis Cardinals has tested positive, and their game tonight is postponed. Here's the problem: MLB doesn't require its players to self-quarantine in hotels. Even though Erie County will require teams to do that, they're already going to be traveling here with the virus. The additional publicity that Sahlen's will get from being nationally televised approximately twice (it's not like the Blue Jays get a lot of play on ESPN, is it?) isn't worth it. The restaurants that might be catering also might be forced to shut down if we have another wave. Again, not worth it. The two hotels involved will put employees at risk. Not worth it. Time to pull the plug on this.

The Blue Jays series against the Phillies now has been postponed.

Don't forget the cheating.

We're not supposed to talk about the reactor.

I don't mean to pile on, but what is a one ingredient biscuit?

If there's a way to guarantee that I don't watch, it's this.

It's ok. It's not the best lacrosse I ever have seen. Then again, it is COVID.

The Nationals have voted not to travel to Miami for their series this weekend.

Four more Marlins have tested positive. Who wants to work in the team hotel when they come to Buffalo on 8/10?

A fair point, but someone who does not live here is less likely to consider negative consequences.

Anyone proposing a Risto trade might keep in mind that the reason these teams are theoretically trading to begin with is because of cap problems.

The schedule posted above does not meaningfully address any exposure issues. I don't care if they open or close, but just do one or the other so parents can figure it out.

You don't live here. You don't have to worry about the consequences. And do you still feel this way after today's news? Wow, two hotels! There may be two hospitals filled, too.

Not everything has to be all or nothing, but it seems that opening schools should be.

Burninate the peasants.