Whats the crazy thing you would do for a Stanley cup?

[Buffalonill]

Thought this would be funny and fun.

 

 

[Thorner]

Eat a Klondike bar

[Marvin]

Work in academia again.  Yes, my memories are THAT bad.

[Digger]

Apparently moving into Gabriel Landeskog's neighborhood (with almost the same address) helps.

[DarthEbriate]

Win 16 playoff games in the same postseason.

[Eleven]

I'd kiss @Hank on the forehead.  Maybe even his cheek.

[Wyldnwoody44]

I'd be less of a misanthrope for one solid day. 

[In The Buff]

I'll do whatever you want 😛

[LTS]

10 hours ago, Wyldnwoody44 said:

I'd be less of a misanthrope for one solid day. 

I'd look up the word misanthrope using a physical dictionary.

[Norcal]

Withstand a long playoff draught

[Buffalonill]

Be vegan with my wife 

 

 

[carpandean]

Become an Avalanche fan. 🤪

[PerreaultForever]

Already done it. 

Cheer for Brad Marchand. 

A true pact with the devil.

[Buffalonill]

31 minutes ago, PerreaultForever said:

Already done it. 

Cheer for Brad Marchand. 

A true pact with the devil.

[Sabres Fan in NS]

Take cream in my Turkish coffee.

[Wyldnwoody44]

59 minutes ago, Sabres Fan in NS said:

Take cream in my Turkish coffee.

[Stoner]

On 8/12/2022 at 9:56 PM, Eleven said:

I'd kiss @Hank on the forehead.  Maybe even his cheek.

I'd kiss Eleven immediately after that.

[mjd1001]

I'm not intentionally going against the spirit of this thread, but my answer is really 'nothing'.

Sure, the Cup for the Sabres is the ultimate goal, but it is the journey that is the best part for me.

Living in Boston in the late 1990's and early 2000's, I saw the angst Red Sox fans went through every year, saying they would do ANYTHING for the World Series, then when they finally won for the first time in nearly a Century, it was one week of partying, a month of jubilation, and then after that, not much else. Meaning acting the same way ANY fan base acts after they win a championship, whether it was the Royals, Rays, anyone.

So I don't mean to say it doesn't mean much as a fan, sure I would love it, just not enough where I would 'give up' much else to guarantee it.

[Marvin]

20 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:

Already done it. 

Cheer for Brad Marchand. 

A true pact with the devil.

Ouch.  Just ouch.

[Porous Five Hole]

8 minutes ago, mjd1001 said:

I'm not intentionally going against the spirit of this thread, but my answer is really 'nothing'.

Sure, the Cup for the Sabres is the ultimate goal, but it is the journey that is the best part for me.

Living in Boston in the late 1990's and early 2000's, I saw the angst Red Sox fans went through every year, saying they would do ANYTHING for the World Series, then when they finally won for the first time in nearly a Century, it was one week of partying, a month of jubilation, and then after that, not much else. Meaning acting the same way ANY fan base acts after they win a championship, whether it was the Royals, Rays, anyone.

So I don't mean to say it doesn't mean much as a fan, sure I would love it, just not enough where I would 'give up' much else to guarantee it.

Going to the 04 Red Sox World Series parade was the best day of my life. 
 

I don’t know what I would do, but I would do something irrational to have something like that be in Buffalo.  

[bunomatic]

I would trade Jack Eichel for a hand full of picks and prospects.

[irregularly irregular]

1 hour ago, bunomatic said:

I would trade Jack Eichel for a hand full of picks and prospects.

That seals it! Bun for GM!!! Sorry Liger.  

[Marvin]

On 8/12/2022 at 5:41 PM, Buffalonill said:

Thought this would be funny and fun.

 

 

Thinking back to the videos after the Bills' drought ended, you have to figure a Cup win would be that amped up an order of magnitude.  That was really cool stuff.

[Taro T]

Not crazy, just dumb.  Be a STH for over 1/4 of a century.

[Weave]

Not a damned thing.  My participation has no effect on whether they win the thing, so why would I do something stupider than my usual?