miles

if my headache goes away, i might go tonight. philly is like 40 minutes from my work. i cant believe i forgot they were in town. i dont even have any of my sabres shirts to wear. maybe i will run home at lunch to get my non work clothes. god only knows what will get thrown on me rooting for the sabres in philly. guess i will hit stub hub to see if anyone is trying to dump tix cheap

hopefully he gets his legs back. it would be a shame if he doesnt. he seems to have regressed for some reason.

did mitlestadt have his first game last night. how did he look?

i typically disagree with critics on movies. i suspect i will love the new star wars because they generally didnt like it. however, i will not see it until it is available for rent. i refuse to go to the movies anymore. i would gladly pay 20 dollars to rent a new movie in my home on release day. however, i despise having 28 people next to me, who cant put down their phone, or shut up for 2 hours

here is some code that i wrote to determine stuff if (TEAM = "Sabres") THEN "Awesome" ELSE "MEH" The more advanced SQL ranking version Case When Player = "Eichel' Then 1 Else Rank(Player, SomeStats) +1 End As PlayerRank

This picture proves people will take a picture of anything...and they have too much free time

i dont understand why they dont make the trade conditional on 48 hours of contract negotiations to see if they can sign multi-year deal. if they cant, the deal doesnt go through. that would (could) drive up the price

makes me glad. i bet he will come back in a couple of months or next season and be what we all thought he would be.

if the sabres put him on waivers and a team took him, who takes his cap hit? I suspect that will be the only way he leaves (assuming other team takes this cap hit)

Was bogo a healthy scratch again?

was bogo a healthy scratch again? i cant watch these games because of blackout. i dont see him on the gamecenter, so i am assuming so

i hope they sit bogo permanently. its not like he is normally there playing anyway

yes, i believe it would stay if the sabres have to keep paying him.

True, but if he quietly worked and played hard until the end of his contract, it would be less aggravating. It's like take money and run

I dont care he wants to be traded, I am annoyed with the timing mostly and the fact he hasn't earned his pay while here . I want him to be traded even if it's for a 2098 7th round draft pick

I dont see the sabres getting anything of value for him. Honestly he is a player at a very high salary that misses 40% of his games. He should count his lucky stars that nhl contracts are guaranteed and he is still in the league. instead he looks like a troublemaker by stirring the pot on a team that recently found its legs again.

Is there any rules on sending him to some random horrible country for strength training. maybe that will change his tunes

i would like to send him to NJ or San Jose or anywhere else for a bucket of pucks if it gets his salary off the sabres books. this guy is a bum and his request is a spit in the face. This dude gets paid millions to get surgery, and sit back and do nothing and has the nerve to request a trade. f this guy

It wouldn't chirp to be traded after missing half the games and not earning the gold I been paid. That's for sure

This guy makes me annoyed. He misses half his games due to IR and now he wants to be moved. F him.

this creep made so much money while on the IR for half his contract and has the nerve to ask for a trade. what a c

I'm glad that ullmark is in net, and really glad dahlin will be in tonight. Dahlin is one of my favorites on the team

If the sabres release Hutton don't they still keep salary on cap?

I don't know what is up with Hutton. he was as solid as it comes at the beginning of the season and now it feels like even I could score on him. I don't know if he has an injury or its something in his head, but it needs to be figured out quick because it's a guaranteed loss right now, and could cost him any potential contract going forward. lehner was better than hutton at this point