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Radim. Gradim. Elevadim. Tradim.

Well… consolation is that if he does develop into a decent player history shows that the Sabres will trade him for some hot dog water, whereupon he has a relatively high chance to soon win a Stanley Cup.

I was just as excited that the Sabres chose him if that matters. We will be fortunate to see him on the ice in 2029.

If you don't believe what was at the time common knowledge then feel free to research it. Those in their organization felt the Bills had inside information to know when to trade in front of them. DURING the draft. It was a larger point of discussion in Carolina. To quote @HappyDays at the time: "Things have really changed since McDermott took over. The guys we traded up for didn't visit with us here. They aren't from schools we usually draft from. They supposedly were on Carolina's board and their assistant GM is supposedly coming here. Sounds to me like we threw out the scouting reports our team had and went with what Beane and McDermott knew from their time in Carolina. This is absolutely nuts that this is happening." It was very un-Billsy to be the pointed end of screwing.

Maybe get a pineapple or something?

This was the birth of the "glory years". One or two weeks earlier the Bills were getting smashed and Levy pulled Bruce and others in the 4th quarter. Bruce had a tantrum....then this happened late in the game.

If a guy is top 2 in wins for a 6 year period any statement he is not top 1/3 of league makes you mentally challenged. Truly the greatness of Josh Allen does make winning an automatic, just like the Colts lost a lot with Manning.

There were a couple big posters from Wyoming. I wonder what they would’ve thought of Josh Allen.

Where have I seen this pattern before?

What the heck is up with this draft format? The production looks like something from the Covid years, I had to shut it off.

Curtis Samuel was the 4th highest paid WR that free agency period. Him and Mack Hollins were signed weeks before Diggs was even traded. So really this is completely misleading and revisionist history.

I think they just both worked in the same place

Unfortunately, the people involved aren't smart enough to realize a continuation in escalation will lead to their deaths, they won't win. They are the side that will be forced to moderate or pay.

I haven't had a drink in months ✌️✌️ Any other unnecessary comments

And the other 2 were one person.

Chest feeding experience?

You do realize that is rhetorical, right? I assume you touch grass routinely and realize there is zero chance that would actually happen. The American people don't want Canada as the 51st state...maybe Alberta but not even that really.

Sabres use #9 pick to draft defenseman Radim Mrtka. He looked thrilled to join a team that hasn’t made the playoffs for 4/5ths of his life.

Thx for the drunk text.

Well, the only reply that I can give is, the US has the biggest liar in the history of politics as their president. Did you listen to the biggest line of bs ever on this date from the ultimate liar. Canada says the 4 biggest companies jn the world will pay taxes in Canada even if they do not pay in the US. Every company in Canada, US based, Euro based, and those super companies like Meta and Amazon will pay their share. Cut Medicare and Medicaid if you worship only the wealthy. Not in our country. All citizens matter...not just the richest 1%. It is the biggest reason why 51 will never occur. Canada would never agree to become Puerto Rico north. Canada would resist at all costs, lose after 1 week of military action, but never surrender. There would be under ground resistance for a generation. More Americans would die than Canadians. In the end 9-11 will look like child's play if trump pushes for 51.

I comment on this every time it comes up on here. Was at that game. Next day, my mom was visiting my dad on the oncology floor at Mercy Hospital. He had an inoperable lung tumor. I visited after 5 PM to see dad and pick her up. Was describing the game to dad and we were having a good time. At about 6 PM he says that he hadn't really slept for 2 days and he wanted to go to sleep. Just as we're ready to say bye, he starts coughing up blood. We rush to get the nurse and within a minute or two, he was dead. The tumor had weakened one of the major vessels and he basically drowned in his own blood. Those two things are forever linked in my mind.

Is that a Canadian thing? I hadn’t heard.

Wasn’t he also on maternity leave for most of the administration?