Marvin

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That is strange. I wonder what is up there.

I did. BTW, WGR is pre-empted online. I have to listen to CHED.

Let is hope that Cozens et al. can again be McDavid's Waterloo.

Back after expansion (early 1970's), they played teams in both conferences on a strict rotation. They tried for a bit to balance home and away between each pair of teams. Then Tampa Bay and Seattle joined and they went to the scheduling where weak teams played more weak teams while strong teams played more strong teams. They should go back to that. Maybe when they go to 18 games...

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Al Arbour believed in this.

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Usual radio coverage?

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When was the last time you felt like that with the Sabres?

Welcome back! Welcome back!

Did I just hear the organist play "Talking Proud"?

Unless you were around at the time and can remember it (which would make you at least 55), you really can't understand how important he was to the early years of this franchise. I will go far as to insist that we could have won the Cup if he had been coach instead of Floyd Smith in 1974-5. And, as the only team that the Habs really feared in the late 1970's, it is unlikely but possible that the Sabres could have stolen a Cup from them.

Are you expecting him to score with one hand on his stick like his dad?

I beat you to the punch on page 1, where I capitalised "Mentally Weary." Sorry about that.

I have the same question. I go to NHL.com when I am desperate.

Let's go Buffalo. I am Mentally Weary of the Sabres getting dumped on this off-season. I hope they prove the doubters wrong.

This is very astute of you. When was the last time the Sabres had a brand?

One of the innovators in preseason preparation.

Would you believe we beat Toronto in the playoffs? Would you believe we make the playoffs? How about being competitive all year?

Seconded.

They had more winning in the off-season with big names and big spending. I will believe this when policies and attitudes change.

I think it has become more frequent and more intrusive in recent years.