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Need him against Tampa and Boston next season.

See, Donny, this is what happens when you tailor your lineup to the game your team is playing.

There is no reason not to try to improve at the position by bringing someone else in.

Come on people...

You are deliberately forgetting my premise (which echoed yours about IF he beats out Comrie and UPL). IF he's ready to go, there is no reason to keep him in Rochester. Don't twist things please.

I never have understood treating a player, in any sport, who is ready to go, with kid gloves, with the *possible* exception of having a rookie quarterback sit and watch for half a season. If he's ready, he's ready. If he's not, Rochester is there. And if he starts and struggles, they can send him down--he doesn't seem fragile upstairs. Would I mind if he were in a tandem (hopefully w/ someone better)? Absolutely not.

Factor in the style of play and the way the Sabres played the Flyers last time--when Granato failed to adjust his lineup to the opponent. Stillman is the better choice here.

If he beats out UPL and Comrie, yes, it would be better for him to be with the Sabres than with the Amerks. If he's better than those two, what's the point of putting him in Rochester? He will get just as much game action in Buffalo.

5th anniversary of the launch of the app.

If the Simpsons have satirized you, you know you've made it.

On a Friday.

nice win!

Dan's growing on me, but "tic-tac-Peterka"? No. Let's not.

I didn't know that he was.

FYI, he pronounces it like the jeans or like how most Americans pronounce the name of the tribe: LEE-vigh. https://buffalonews.com/sports/sabres/to-get-you-ready-for-devon-levis-sabres-debut-heres-how-to-correctly-pronounce-his/article_4000cde8-cfcc-11ed-8ea0-835b84d77d8b.html#tracking-source=home-sports I had been mispronouncing it as in "levee," a dam or "levy" as in taxation.

Punchbowl-pooper aider and abetter!

There is no evidence to suggest that Levi doesn't give the Sabres the best chance to win tomorrow. There is a body of work--especially over the last month plus--to suggest that the other goalies don't. And just like Skinner with shootouts, the coaches (granted, they do not have my full trust) watch practice and we don't. So let him play, it's at least SOMETHING to watch tomorrow night, and quit pooping in the punch bowl.

It's just going to make him work harder for that Calder (trophy not cup) next year.

When they do, they get castigated for it.

It's like a bad NFL coach deciding to punt from the opponent's 40. I understand that Skinner was bad in the shootout years ago. I also understand that Granato sees him in practice, and maybe he didn't get better. Ok, Skinner might not be a good first three option. I don't understand what Granato did last night. If he was going on "gut," Rousek should have been out there. Cozens and Quinn should be better considerations for the first three than Peterka and Oloffson, too.

I don't either, but it is entirely within his character to do that!

No. They were all over the place on both pitch and rhythm.

It was BAD. It also was the Buffalo Gay Men's Chorus, which should explain the selection.

So I was expecting the article to be about architecture. It ... isn't.

From what I saw, yes. From what I saw, yes.