Andrew Amerk

“How does a man with discerning taste find a suit?” Then the Napoli’s commercial features a kid that looks 16.

Wow. Really sold that penalty.

I did too, when it was 2-0. Very rare from me. Woke up and it was 3-2.

Sorry, @jsb but you’ve lost 2 in a row and I’m 1-0 this season. The two teams with the worst records in the NHL’s Eastern Conference last season will meet in a home-and-home series that starts Thursday night at Canadian Tire Centre. One is showing signs of struggling again and the other is making a move toward respectability. The Buffalo Sabres (6-4-2) will be coming off their best October in seven years when they visit the Ottawa Senators (4-5-2) in the first game of a back-to-back set that concludes Saturday afternoon in Buffalo. The Sabres — who finished in the conference cellar, five points back of the Senators in 2017-18 — have gone five games without a regulation-time loss. “I think if you asked me if we were 6-4-2 after the month of October, we’d be pretty happy with that and where we sit right now,” second-year coach Phil Housley told The Buffalo News after Wednesday’s practice. “In saying that, you always want more … but when you look over the body of work, I really like the way we played, maybe since the game in San Jose (Oct. 18, the last time they didn’t pick up at least a point). “Even though it was a lopsided (5-1) loss, I liked the way we played five-on-five. If you’re asking me if I had to evaluate October, I think we’ve met our expectation moving forward, but we can’t rest on our laurels. We’re playing some tough teams coming up here.” The Senators have not fallen into that category of late. They are coming off a three-game road trip to Colorado, Vegas and Arizona. They were outscored 15-7 and saw their losing streak extend to four games. Particularly irksome to coach Guy Boucher was the first period at Arizona on Tuesday. Goalie Mike Condon was the scapegoat, after giving up three goals on 11 shots that included a floater from the far blue line, and he was placed on waivers the next morning. But Boucher made it clear he was not happy with the team as a whole. “We (had not) seen that in the exhibition games, we (had not) seen that in the first 10 games,” Boucher told Postmedia. “I’m not a big fan of wasting a period.” With Condon expected to clear waivers and get demoted to the minors, the Senators will be relying on 37-year-old goalie Craig Anderson, who has already played in eight straight games. Needed is someone capable to give him a break, with 15 games on Ottawa’s November schedule and seven back-to-backs before the end of December. The Sabres also have 15 November games and, like the Senators, start the month with three in four days. “I think we believe we have a pretty good team here,” winger Jeff Skinner, who leads the Sabres with six goals, told The Buffalo News. “We want to try to work towards getting points every night. That’s the goal. When you go to a game and you have a chance to win and get two points, for us, that’s what we focus on.” Expected lines: Skinner-Eichel-Pominville Sheary-Sobotka-Okposo Elie-Mittelstadt-Reinhart Berglund-Larsson-Girgensons McCabe-Ristolainen Scandella-Bogosian Dahlin-Nelson Remember GDT rules:  No acne jokes No telling Mr. Flagg to STF..... you know the rest Logo hate was grandfathered into the rules so that's ok Please look for previous made GDT's before posting yours Must Win Please do not quote an entire obnoxiously long post (such as this) Please start a new thread if you want to cry some more about ROR trade LETS GO BUFFALO

Are you saying Rumun Ndur is a scratch???

Thanks. I see it now that I watched the NHL.com slowed down showing of it. The sportsnet real time ones I watched at first, I wasn’t seeing it.

That’s what she said.

I don’t want to quote the post, but that was a great summary PA.

As much as I want to rip on Risto and HCPH’s poor choices in that OT, I’m going OT bite my tongue. Maybe later.

Larry Quinn sighting.

Idk if my contacts are smudged, but during a quick camera closeup of Tage in the 1st, it looked like he had a vampire or zombie kind of makeup thing going on... Did anyone else see this? If his face ISNT slightly painted - is there any odd NHL rule against a player going out there and playing with a painted face?

Maybe I’m blind? I didn’t see a hit to the head. ?‍♂️

Slow start for the boys, but they really picked it up at the end of the period. Hope to see less stupid penalties from Buffalo moving forward, and I might lose my marbles if Okposo takes a stupid one like usual tonight. Sabres need to keep the foot on the pedal in the 2nd!

That Calgary logo is blinging. Must win.

No, but the board rips on Lehner amidst severe mental issues, Okposo during suicidal thoughts, CoHo with his issues, Dahlin and Eichel with acne, Myers and marfans, Tin Man Tim...the list goes on.

I honestly don’t care at this point. I’m on a Sabres forum. I was a Bills fan growing up, but between their losing record for 20 years, and the obnoxious rule changes in the league, I no longer avidly follow football or the Bills. I have a passing interest, and to make a pun, the management must not with how woeful the QBs have been for how long now?

This is an excellent observation.

They have a defense?

Sounds like a loss for the Jills?

I don’t know where this thread is going, and I don’t understand it.

They still played good after he left. ?

This tweet should win an award.

Felt like a midget was hanging from his necklace.

1. Polaris. Just a fantastic week being the 45th brightest star in the night sky. 2. Sirius. The combination of a main white star sequence and a faint white dwarf star helped provide a stellar week. 3. Betelgeuse. A solid week as a red supergiant. What excites most is that one day it will go supernova.

That’s too bad. I liked him.