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  1. Looks good. I thought at end of last season he looked ultra thin, like with very low body fat. Seems fuller now
  2. Ruff was really talking this guy up in the press conference
  3. More focused camp this year with less distractions, that's good Lindy and staff know players better, that's good They really want to be better defensively and tougher to play against, let's hope Big focus of team chemistry, we'll see.
  4. Lindy keeps talking about what a great off season the players had. Hopefully they are a stronger more mature team and we don't see those late game collapses, as we shouldn't
  5. Wow, we made it to opening of camp!
  6. You are right, I looked at it again.
  7. It was right at her feet
  8. If that was true, by the end of the season the drunks would take over the venue, which might be fun!
  9. It was right at her feet. I am just so done with this! People just make sh it up, unreal
  10. No, I disagree, stay in your seat. If it comes to you its yours. Karen shouldn't be expected to wage a battle in her seat area from some clown running through the stands to get a ball. Following the "rules" you state and its no wonder there was a confrontation. I think he knew he was wrong that's why he surrendered the ball.
  11. This doesn't sound good for Ostland and Rosen https://www.nhl.com/sabres/news/buffalo-sabres-pittsburgh-penguins-2025-prospects-challenge-recap-highlights
  12. I think the guy that ran way over into someone else space and took the ball away from people who sat in that area is the one deserving blame here. She probably should have let it go, but she wasn't totally wrong. People making it out like she took a kids birthday ball are wrong, she didn't know that, she just knew some dude had ran over from another section to take something that was bouncing around at her feet. And the social media world gangs up on her.
  13. Hellfire missiles hit ground targets
  14. Tough question. How do you punish addiction in a way that helps the offender, his family and society? I think that around 50% of people in jail committed their offence while intoxicated, so this is a pretty big problem that society has been dealing with forever. Would firing Mair help him and his family or just purge the Sabres organization of a problem? No clue My friend's ex just crashed his motorcycle into a tree and got all broken up, like bad, and this was like his sixth DWI. He had no license and might kill someone next time. And he posts his injuries on FB like he is a war hero or something, total moron and its only a matter of time until he drinks and drives again. I don't think any punishment will deter a person who gets that intoxicated. Once you are drunk your ability to reason goes out the window, but obviously there needs to be serious consequences that hopefully will make them think before they start drinking. I'm sentencing Mair to a day in jail and a warning that if he does it again its ten days in jail.
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