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Philly going to start some SH**.....I would expect nothing less from Tortorella and Co

turn out the lights the party's over

yes ....needed that

We really need another goal ASAP

The Mule has gotta watch his stick there.....

Power!

I think we are putting it together SLOWLY, so far this season. The general trend is up since that abysmal opener against the NYR. That being said, I don’t see how anyone ( including coaches and mangement) can be happy with their results at this point. I think we’ve graduated from “ we have potential and we are developing” to where we really need to see tangible results in the standings

Yes, Yes and Yes......Refs have definitely been a bit heavy handed with the Sabres since the start of the season. I'm sure it will even out BUT it is easier to take when we get out of the game with the 2 points and "No soup" for the Sens 😜

Agree with that 100%, they play under the false sense of security that they can come back every time... just like the Buffalo Bills

It's demoralizing for Sabres fans to go to the game!!!

The more I think about it....its all been said before. NOTHING CHANGES.

They are obviously not ready to start the season compared to Ottawa and Detroit.

and they wonder why the fans don't come.....

I get admonished for the "1 v 1 battles / toughness argument" when I bring it up. But to me it might be the most important deficiency the Sabres have

Good for him. That kid is trying hard. I hope he makes it. It would send the wrong message if he plays well for 9 games and they send him back. Maybe some of the "veteran" players we have ought to take notice of the hunger the kid has.

I'm still baffled by Thursday's lack of effort and tonight's 1st period for sure......How are they not ready to go?

The crowd will turn on them on Tuesday guaranteed. They better come out and play like their hair is on fire

There were some boo-birds after the second period on Thursday, there would have been more at then end of the third but everybody left to beat the traffic

YES....it will come back to bite us late in the year, just like last year....1 point shy.

Clifton on ice for all three goals against

Couldn't agree more....its inexcusable

even up/sympathy call there

I know its early regular season hockey which can be mistake prone. But we look like crap!!! How are we not ready for the start of the season?

The Best ever. Will never forget his voice or the calls. They still send shivers up and down my spine when I hear them.

Gilbert Perrault, Rick Martin, Lindy Ruff.....know Patrick Kaleta and Patrick Kane very well (many stories - but that is for another time) Lived on same street with several Buffalo Bills players and coaches, Antoine Smith - great guy would play catch in the street with my kids. Fred Graves (Bills receivers coach in Wade Phillips era - yep met Wade too). Graves used to host a street party/BBQ got to meet Eric Moulds (physical specimen) and Peerless Price (nice guy) Sat next to Jim Harbaugh waiting for a plane in San Diego (nice guy) Josh Allen lives a block away, saw him this past Sunday morning However....by far....the most famous athlete.....Joe Montana I managed to get tickets for 2005 USC v Notre Dame famously known as the "Bush Push" game where Matt Leinart pushed Reggie Bush across the goal line with 3 seconds to go for the win. Actually, it was tickets to the game, the coaches luncheon and the pep rally on Friday night, also managed to get into the Notre Dame Hockey game on Friday evening as well. Anyway, My brother and I were checking into the Inn at St Mary's across the street from the campus and as we turned away from the front desk Joe Montana was walking down the stairway from the mezzanine. As God as my witness, he walked right up to us, introduced himself (like we didn't know who he was 😆), shook our hands and struck up a conversation for a few minutes and wished us a good evening and a great weekend. Well, I don't think we wiped the look of astonishment from our faces the whole weekend. What an amazing guy!.... it gets better... on Friday at the coaches luncheon the luminary that sat at our table was none other than Jerry Tarkanian "Tark the Shark" (he was freaking hilarious) and Chris Berman came by to say hello to our table . The next morning the breakfast buffet at the Inn included helping Regis Philbin work the waffle maker so he could get back to his table next to us with his friends Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas. I've lived 55+ years and have never had a weekend like that and probably never will again.