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Holy five hole, Batman!

Comrie and Lubushkin are a couple of sneaky good analytic signings. I thought Lubushkin had a good series vs. the Lightning this year.

I here ya. I’d much rather be the hunter than the hunted. That said, show everybody why you’re the favorites.

Best: Crushing the Pats*** in the ‘03 opener. Worst: 2018 Ravens. Favorite: 1980 Phins. That game had meaning.

Trumpy was insufferable at times.

You give these guys too much credit. Bon Jovi was literally a partner with a Toronto group. I’ll have to withhold my comments on trump as a prospective owner. But since either would have realized an immediate increase in franchise value by moving to a more lucrative market, I’ll just says that neither would have cared about being viewed as the next Modell.

I don’t recall that at all. The only time he made such a threat was around 1970/71 when he threatened to move to Seattle if he didn’t get a new stadium. We built Rich and he never threatened to break his lease and move. He was staunchly against teams relocating, including his own.

Saving the franchise? No. Rekindling fan interest and laying a new foundation after the Kay Stephenson era? Absolutely. Once Rich Stadium was built, there really was never a threat of the Bills leaving until the lease agreement expired in 1998 and by that time the team had established dominance. If anyone saved the Bills in Buffalo, it was the Pegulas when they bought the team. Another owner would have paid the penalty and moved the team.

RIP, Mr. A. Thanks for showing us “gophers” the ropes so long ago. Give Mr. K a high five when ya see him.

Maguire because he’s great man to have a beer with, Josh because I suspect he’d be great to have a beer with, and Matthew McConaughey, because after reading Green Lights, his autobiography, he’d be fun to talk to while having beers with Maguire and Josh. Although, if Sofia Loren were still in her prime, …

I was under the impression that every team except the Bills had pro bowl backups at every position.

The NHL doesn’t allow restructured contracts during their term. Contracts may be extended, but only in the last year of the deal.

I’m sure that’s the first thing Poyer’s agent will point out.

I wonder how Beasley would have done in those schemes under those QBs with the Jets.

If Bruce insists on having this petty beef, he should have it with the HOF electors, not Boselli.

Over the course of their career matchups, neither owned the other; it was a draw if anything. In the ‘89 game at Rich Bruce had a play where he gained leverage and tossed Munoz aside like a rag doll. I don’t recall anyone else ever doing that against Munoz.

If having a great game against one of the all time greats to ever play the game solidifies a player’s credentials for HOF induction, then Bruce should be flattered and take it as a compliment of how great he was.

Not happy that Tampa won, but I’m glad the Rangers didn’t if that makes any sense.

RFK was scheduled to be demolished this year. Has that changed?

Other future considerations are the big money deals awaiting players like Thompson, Dahlin, Cozens and others the Sabres deem essential parts in building a perennial contender.

Yours is a unique perspective to be sure and it’s much appreciated. I’m curious as to what aviation-centric movies you have found to be more true to form in your opinion.

If I was a Pats*** fan, I’d be more concerned if my team could force the Bills to punt after going eight straight quarters of football without doing so. And while there is no denying we were Brady’s punching bag whenever he played us, he never did to us what Josh did to them in that playoff game, either. Only one team in league history has played a perfect offensive game and the Pats*** will always be the defense that gave it up.

I agree entirely with everything you say here and that’s been my experience as well thru the years. I want people to aspire to a higher position as it brings out the best in people. Relevant or not, the potential for conflict is there. I don’t predict conflict will occur nor do I think any of these once OC coaches are that fragile. And like Ive said, this is Josh’s offense more than it’s anyone else’s, including Dorsey.