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That last couple days wgr had had thier own guys on. I haven't heard anything about the show ending.

Glad 2 productive players are gone for Miami and they get Fitzpatrick (back) who didn't like Miami and won't be as good playing behind Miami's front 7. And by the time the Bills play the Steelers, Mason Rudolph should be starting...

Yeah Pittsburgh getting a little better and Miami getting a little worse is certainly good for Buffalo. As always, the Bills likely need to avoid the typical McDermott mid-season swoon to earn home field and the bye for the first time.........but if the Chiefs and Ravens can go 4-2 in division that could be the difference.

For some reason your comment reminded me of something my father did years ago. To get out of a family gathering he said he couldn't make it because he had plans. I stop by the house and he's sitting in the recliner watching the. Bills game. I asked" Hey, I thought you had plans?" He said I do "I planned to watch the game" 😀

Hats off to the regional OTBs for finding cushy directors positions, once a politician has worn out their welcome with the public. 🤨

It's still there but more low profile. Up until a few years ago every mayor in Niagara Falls had ties to them.

So you don't think we're spending enough?

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It’s what helps keep the fans engaged. During the draught it was fantasy. Now with Buffalo playing all time slots. Makes the other games more exciting. Full Sunday slate leading into the Bills game is an absolute treat to watch. Little fantasy football, little daily fantasy and a little prop or parlay helps build into the Bills game. That is why stand alone games get so many views compared to everything else. That little more excitement added to an already exciting sport only helps its viewership. The books working with leagues makes the ability of players or league employees to make money off it extremely difficult. Likelihood of a scandal is very low. Yes, gambling can be an issue for some. No different than drinking or smoking.

Sounds like fun, but not practical for me in Tampa. I’ll be up for a game with my boys. Have a good time boys!

I dont see any indication that Pegula is in any urgency to sell the Sabres... let alone sell them to an outside interest who would relocate the team. Also, he stands to make like $100 Million-Plus for each of these upcoming expansion teams. I do wonder if he had a local off-ramp to rid himself of the Sabres, if he would take the money and run. He does seem to like acting like a hockey executive though and getting his thrills with further ruining the franchise. However, this arena situation is coming to a head and something needs to get done. Arenas in the Keybank Center's age, which were more expensive and nicer at the time are getting major upgrades one after the other. Washington is getting a $500 Million upgrade. Nationwide Arena in Columbus (which is younger than the KBC) just had $400 Million in renovations announced. The Keybank Center is in desperate need of some major updates and will become an increasing black eye for NHL as far as arenas go. Who will pay for it? I dont think the State has an appetite for the political baggage of another major arena project for a failed team who wont spend to the salary cap. Pegula is taking a beating on the cost of the Highmark project and on some level he probably thinks the public owes him for that one. The County seems to be distancing themselves. Many/most Sabres fans wear this armor that the Sabres can never move because the NHL saved them in 2002-2003. Different times. Keybank Center was only 6 years old. The NHL's franchise values were low and fans in the seats were more valuable. Non-traditional markets across the country have taken off since then and have proven staying power (Nashville, Florida, Dallas, Tampa, Carolina, Vegas, and Seattle). NHL teams are now worth more than $1 Billion. Golisano bought the team in 2003 for $70 Million. In my opinion, without a lease and the building the way it is, nobody involved in the NHL would shed a tear or try to prevent the Sabres from moving to a more appealing locale.

Or do both! 😉

Truly

Surprised they got rid of Jonnu . He seemed to be key piece in that O and turned his career around Extremely odd

Assuming the books aren't already entirely cooked. As terrible as the officiating has been the last few seasons, they are absolutely opening themselves up to that idea. League is fixed, winners are known -> NFL colludes with massive gambling interests

Yes, Dolphins drafted Fitzpatrick with 11th pick in 2018 and traded him to Steelers in 2019. It was different head coaches, but same GM, Chris Grier, who made those moves and this one. I’d be surprised if McDonald and Grier survive this season.

You actually pay for that crap?

Im in the movie! (lamp)

Steelers must know something. Minkah might just be Minkanht

While you are determining what ways to appropriately honor pride month with Finding, be sure to remember that obscenity at public pride parades isn't happening. Additionally, while you document what isn't happening while it's happening, it's really just proof that you deny the existence of gay people while gay people are existing and doing things that they never do. Furthermore as if we needed more proof that public obscenity at pride parades isn't happening..... X prohibits embedding of the tweet below which is simply just the final nail in the coffin for those denying the existence of gay people https://x.com/ThomasSowell/status/1939729393485500480?t=dLtzypRG9oxWH4lrYky-Fw&s=19

Many, many years ago, Jimmy The Greek (a supposed expert) used to give out picks before NFL games. Seriously, he probably guessed wrong on 75% of his selections. People could have made a ton of money betting against him. I wonder if there is money to be made betting against Bradshaw and other announcers. If they know who has the best chance to win, I strongly doubt that they would share it with the public and cause the odds to perhaps change.

Literally.