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This would be like asking if the Sabres should sign McDavid if he wanted to come here. Zito turned a LOLCOW franchise into a juggernaut, he'd be the answer to all our prayers.

Yup. The idea that there are people who can't see the devastating second order consequences of such a thing that even a toddler would grasp blows my mind.

A very simple thing that would've been nice would be renaming it the KeyBank Aud. Also when they redo the seats do them up in the old colors/pattern of the ones in the Aud, I'd rather that than a clean but drab design that is done these days

It's the single worst secret on earth that the place is a crumbling and decrepit shithole and it was a very public example of that fact.

Anyone smarter than a 5 year old could have see the second-order consequences of legalizing sports betting.

Here is the first ever goal scored by Zach Benson wHo WiLl NeVeR bE aN nHl LeVeL fInIsHeR:

This entire thread is embarrassing. Seriously, I just have no idea what else to say.

I thought they were great, and so was Dashboard.

The fact that a team that relies almost entirely on long range shots for goals with a roster of perimeter players who absolutely refuse to go to the front of the net is among the league leaders in long range goals isn't surprising.

When the edibles kick in way too hard:

If you look closely you can see the oil and slime oozing out of every pore of Mark's body.

Think you missed the point: It's money not actually being spent so from an actual spending perspective we are $9.5 million below the cap. We are a poverty franchise and will continue to be one for the foreseeable future.

Multiple ones are no longer in the organization and Jack Quinn looks like a huge bust. And you are correct: our prospect pool is crap because we haven't found ***** outside of the first two rounds since God knows when. Our drafting and development completely sucks which is why we are the biggest disaster of an organization in hockey history with no end in sight.

Imagine having lottery picks for over a decade and ending up with a prospect pool as unremarkable and underwhelming as ours.

How hard is it for people to understand that arbitration is literally designed to be a doomsday option for both the team and player that is to be avoided at all cost?