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All this conversation over a comment from Andrew Peters. It's incredible. Nothing this guy does changes my opinion of him from the first time I met him. He's a self-absorbed jack-ass desperately trying to hang on to any notoriety he gained from playing a handful of professional hockey games. The dude is giving Mike Commodore a run for his money.

Meh. The Sabres have to overpay a bit, we've established that. This guy doesn't move the needle much other than swapping around some pieces on the 4th line. He fills a PK role, so that's good. As far as being afraid to play against him.. well is that a phrase uttered by the 19-20 year old players going up against a 26 year old back in the AHL? Adams has to make more moves, I think we all agree on that. I'm holding judgment until the team steps on the ice because after 13 years of misery it's too much wasted energy breaking down this team every day.

At some point. At which point is the question. And the longer it goes, the worse it gets. Yep. As they should. You deal from a position of strength. Adams has to flip the script. I sincerely hope so. Finding a player who can play with the GFYS attitude of some Canadian players is not easy. But European players have traditionally not fit that mold. He's the Sabres player now, so nothing to do but hope he's that guy,

100%, but a player under contract with no protection has no choice. I just think Adams is looking for a fair trade and he's not going to get one. Every GM knows he has to win now and is going to try and make him overspend. I would. You don't win when you are dealing from the disadvantaged position. The Sabres are going to have to get in the playoffs before anyone takes them seriously. Until then, who knows.. but it's not getting any easier.

They said on the broadcast the Buffalo was trying to trade. I'd like to think they had an option but were asking too much, etc. They gotta do something at some point.

Might as well. The fans need to be babied as well. Perhaps they needed both?

Take a step back. It makes sense if you consider what you were saying. It's not remotely nonsense. My comments were not an attack at you but the hypothetical situation where being happy for one team would have adverse impacts preventing you from feeling sad for another. You brought up a hypothetical situation to which I responded, nothing more. I wasn't even commenting on your take on Okposo. But LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL away. Massive :eyeroll: Ahh, hell I misremembered. Appreciate the correction. Really not sure why I thought he won in the year he was traded.

Of course not. And those on the Panthers who dreamed of scoring the game winning goal are also all going to be real disappointed they didn't win the Cup in accordance to their dreams... except for Reinhart, but his dream was to do it in triple OT, so again, nothing but disappointment with the outcome. I bet Kyle believed strongly that being a good player and a great teammate would improve his chances of being on a team that could with the Cup and lo.. what do we have here? It happened! Ray Bourque. Done. 100% this. Kane has demonstrated a lack of class over and over again. I didn't hear his name in the Finals... I wasn't even thinking about him until his name was brought up. No. You can have 40 different feelings (well, even more if you knew all the players who were eligible for the Cup but not on the roster or the scratched list). You can be happier for some and sadder for others. You can be completely agnostic for all of them. It's not a situation where everyone can win, so if you truly felt the way you theorized about you would oppose the sport in and of itself because it creates winner and losers thus leading to the situation you wanted to avoid.

I hope so too. And happy for his family and his friends, his teammates, and himself as well. I bet he's also happy with Kevyn Adams who traded him to Florida giving him an opportunity to be part of a team that ultimately won the Stanley Cup fulfilling one of his lifelong dreams. So, now he's even happy for the GM of the Sabres. All this happiness.

The problem a lot of people have with any MVP selection is that it's not about the final game or final series but the work as a whole over the period of time. While Bobrovsky was exceptional at times he was also pulled from a game after letting in 5. He wasn't his team's MVP on that night. McDavid didn't get it done in Game 7. Just because that was the deciding game should not necessarily detract from his overall performance. Ultimately, in looking at the games each of those players played from Game 1 of the First Round through Game 7 of the last round, the PWHA voted McDavid. He did break a Finals record for assists. At one point I think I saw a stat somewhere around Game 5 that he had 10 points in the OIlers last 15 goals. That's a pretty impressive stat. Now, I don't love that McDavid was selected, but when I look at Bobrovsky I think his terrible performances in Games 4,5,6 are what took him down a notch. There was no one else on Florida who was more deserving. There's certainly no one on Edmonton more deserving. It makes for good debate and good debate keeps the NHL relevant.

Cheers to Okposo. Can't not be happy for him. The only story line on this I care about.

Either way, this is a hell of a game.

Cousins. They were kind of rotating between Lomberg, Cousins, and Okposo.. and I see Lomberg in there. Yep. Barring a last minute change.

Well, capfriendly does not post tax returns of players. They post salaries. but what's odd is.. there is such a site for people like Terry Pegula - https://www.forbes.com/profile/terrence-pegula/ And ultimately, why does it matter to anyone what someone else chooses to do with their time? Even if you don't understand it, do you need to? (This is not directed at your @PASabreFan but to all who are questioning each other about other's preferences).

https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=98580200,+98580199,+98580198,+98580197,+98580195,+98580194,+98580191,+98580190 &caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=multiStatus https://www.mekiplaw.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-get-a-trademark-all-you-need-to-know/ It's just not an overnight process. The Kraken took about 18 months to get their name in place. The PWHL has no names yet because of the same length of time. The entire research process takes quite some time and the more names being evaluated the longer it takes. Vegas took awhile and had to deal with a contention against using the term Knights and had to go Golden. There are a lot of people who get paid a lot of money to work through this process. Determining all kinds of factors and THEN they kick of the USPTO process which, like most governmental processes, takes forever.

Nice. Perhaps have ChatGPT put the summary into the form of song lyrics inspired by a certain artist and you might get something interesting.

I'm old enough to appreciate someone who uses mores. CAP Friendly. I think that should explain it? Washington CAPitals, the CAPs.

The very basic search I did before posting said he proposed and things spoke that he and his girlfriend had a baby together. Frankly for me overall, it didn't matter much if it was his or someone else's bachelor party or if he's married or not... but was updating more about what he was reportedly wearing since we know going shirtless in the sun means that you don't take hockey seriously. 🙂

Well, perhaps because the name is capfriendly the NHL could encourage Washington to buy it for their new fan site? Using the word mores is very out of step with current mores.

So.. I misread his initial information. It was Alex Tuch's bachelor party. Why it was in Texas, I do not know. He arrived in a pink tank top, white skirt, and white bedazzled visor. He was not shirtless. So, I think he can still be captain?

If it has any merit whatsoever... a friend of mine works at a golf course in Texas (he also works for the Texas Stars, but not relevant here). There was a bachelor party golf outing and Alex Tuch was part of the event (knew the bachelor). He arrived with Girgensons and Thompson for the golf event. I have no reason to doubt my friend of the authenticity of this but he know who those three are would not mistake them. He also knew Tuch was coming because his name was on one of the golf groups. So, at least Girgensons went to a bachelor party in Texas with Tuch who might or might not be the next captain.

Haha.. freakin board flaked out when I was hitting Submit Reply.. I saw the button momentarily say Saving and then nothing happened. Then I needed to get to a meeting so I didn't even think it posted.

I will equate Fortitude to be F You All Attitude. He simple just doesn't give an F. It's beautiful. I will equate Fortitude to be F You All Attitude. He simple just doesn't give an F. It's beautiful. I will equate Fortitude to be F You All Attitude. He simple just doesn't give an F. It's beautiful.

Right, this could happen. Do you think if the Sabres signed him to the same deal he'd have the same success as if he signed in Boston or some other team? How much is the rest of the team? How much is the culture? How much is the coach? How much of last year was the players and how much was the coach? We tend to swing the blame depending on which argument is being made but ultimately there is a ratio of blame and it should not change. There are some players that are not worth being on the roster and the coach did not get the most out of the team.