Sabel79

Gotta say, watching the Mets absolutely piss the NL East title away over the past few weeks had been more painful than being a Mets fan usually is.

Eh, stuff happens. If they go in less than three touchdowns behind, and come out for the second half ready to play on both sides of the ball, the game can change pretty quick. That said, this has been painful to watch, as perfectly encapsulated in the play that should have been a sack, then a pick, but somehow bounced around until a Raven caught it for a 20+ yard gain. Woof.

I have no idea what is happening right now, and I wish it to stop immediately.

Oh, so it's going to be one of those games....

OMG hang on to the ball, rookie. Otherwise a thoroughly enjoyable evening…

Funny how the world changes. My parents would have passed out were I to blast Wu as a teenager. I'd react the same as you did: "Come here Son, turn that weak stuff off and enter the 36 Chambers..."

I'll ***** your hand off if you're giving out 4th. Hopefully they can attain that and build for a real challenge next season and going forward.

In all honesty, I’m not even mad about this one. Were it not for injuries to the starting and backup defensive midfielder (feel bad for Sambi Lokonga but he’s not ready for prime time at all), ridiculous but entirely predictable officiating, and a costly lack of ruthlessness up front… ugh. Didn’t play badly. On to the next hilarious screw-up.

@Sabres Fan in NS

I am very angry that you made me* click on that. *Okay, fine, I knew better but did it anyway.

Sometimes, the volcano demands a sacrifice. (This is not to say that MA did not deserve to be chucked into said volcano, I dunno).

He has more than a bit of the Avenatti about him…

Update…

In all seriousness, I think they might be good. It’s been so long I don’t know how to act.

Popped 'uncanny' into the ol' GIF bar...

Mitts probably brings the best return, so if it's a hockey trade (if there's a trade of any of them) I'd say him. VO could, in theory, be a deadline move to a contender if the wheels come off.

I’m not throwing shade at anybody who does, but I can not be compelled to care. The question IMHO is are the Sabres investing enough in developing players in Roc. Is winning better than not winning? Sure. But if it comes down to making decisions that are the best for Roch this year or the Sabres going forward…. I know which side of the line I’m coming down on. I think too much was made about the ‘04-05 lockout Amerks who most certainly would not have been together entirely or for the whole year had there been an NHL season.

Dahlin goes full beast-mode this year, Power coming right behind him.