is Mark Giordano an upgrade over bryson?
- homiedclown

He's going to TO, the Rangers or retiring I read. May be one or two other teams he'd entertain but he had a number of offers around the league and flatly said no. He wants to be on a big market, SC contending team.

He's going to TO, the Rangers or retiring I read. May be one or two other teams he'd entertain but he had a number of offers around the league and flatly said no. He wants to be on a big market, SC contending team.
- QuinnFan

you win

best I got from there was the dead, robert plant, the hip and rush

told myself I would see stevie ray next time

- homiedclown

I've done that too many times. Didn't go to the VH 1984 tour with the same thinking.

Happy to say I saw Stevie 3 times.

- washedup20

Eric Johnson told him we're a no fly zone.

I've done that too many times. Didn't go to the VH 1984 tour with the same thinking.

Happy to say I saw Stevie 3 times.
- Frizzlefry

bowie and stevie were my 2 regrets although I was young when I said next time to stevie

interesting

don't believe it, but interesting

interesting

don't believe it, but interesting


- homiedclown

WR/TE depth chart looks wild. Hollins over Coleman? MVS over anyone? Davidson still behind Morris? Knox over Kincaid?

Don't want to believe it is more accurate maybe?

Cleveland Browns getting a dome stadium!


I can’t wait till they dome the new Bills stadium and it costs tax payers an extra billion in 10 years.

Epic fail by the Bills and Buffalo.

https://thehockeynews.com...ice-graded-poorly-by-fans

https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/buffalo-sabres/latest-news/sabres-front-office-graded-poorly-by-fans
- Buff36

Also... water is wet.


Most scientists define wetness as a liquid's ability to maintain contact with a solid surface, meaning that water itself is not wet, but can make other sensation. But if you define wet as 'made of liquid or moisture', as some do, then water and all other liquids can be considered wet.Nov 9, 2023

Cleveland Browns getting a dome stadium!


I can’t wait till they dome the new Bills stadium and it costs tax payers an extra billion in 10 years.

Epic fail by the Bills and Buffalo.
- Sabretooth9

franchise duel threat qb in his prime and continue to play outdoors in Jan when the super bowl is on the line

why expect anything different?

Also... water is wet.


Most scientists define wetness as a liquid's ability to maintain contact with a solid surface, meaning that water itself is not wet, but can make other sensation. But if you define wet as 'made of liquid or moisture', as some do, then water and all other liquids can be considered wet.Nov 9, 2023
- jochfr

Have you ever seen what looked like fog or smoke floating around the stage during a concert or theater performance? If so, then you already know a bit about dry ice. Dry ice is often used in special machines to create the illusion of smoke or fog.

But what exactly is dry ice? And is it really dry? You might be surprised to learn that it's not really “ice" at all…or at least not what we normally think of as ice. And it IS indeed dry.

Regular ice is frozen water. When it gets warm, it melts and turns from solid ice back into liquid water. If you leave an ice cube out on the counter and come back a while later, you'll find a wet puddle where the ice cube used to be.

Dry ice, on the other hand, is frozen carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is a gas. Each time you breathe, you breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.

Carbon dioxide gas turns to dry ice when the temperature drops to -110° F. That's right! 110 degrees BELOW zero!

When dry ice is warmed above -110° F, it changes from solid dry ice straight back to carbon dioxide gas. Since it never passes through the liquid phase, it's called dry ice. If you leave dry ice out in the sun for a few minutes, you won't return to find a puddle. It just evaporates right into the air!

The scientific process of changing directly from a solid to a gas is called sublimation. One pound of dry ice will produce about 250 liters of carbon dioxide gas through sublimation. That's enough gas to fill 125 2-liter bottles!

Dry ice has many uses. Because of its cold temperature and the fact that it will not make a mess when it “melts," dry ice is often used to preserve frozen foods when refrigerators are unavailable or impractical. It can also be used to flash freeze foods.

When dry ice is put in water, the sublimation process gets faster, creating dense clouds of smoke-like fog. Fog machines, theaters, haunted houses and nightclubs regularly use dry ice to create dense fog effects.

Because dry ice is extremely cold, you must use special care when handling it. Tongs or gloves should always be used, since direct skin contact with dry ice can easily cause frostbite.

It's also important never to use dry ice in a small, enclosed space. Carbon dioxide is denser than oxygen, so when dry ice begins the process of sublimation, the carbon dioxide gas it creates will push away oxygen. In a small, enclosed space, this could result in suffocation.

https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/buffalo-sabres/latest-news/sabres-front-office-graded-poorly-by-fans
- Buff36

https://www.msn.com/en-us...t-is-cemented/ar-AA1opPRY

Also... water is wet.


Most scientists define wetness as a liquid's ability to maintain contact with a solid surface, meaning that water itself is not wet, but can make other sensation. But if you define wet as 'made of liquid or moisture', as some do, then water and all other liquids can be considered wet.Nov 9, 2023
- jochfr

Words!

Recently retired and recently relocated to central Florida...... yep I'm neighbors with the Clown.
What have i Missed ?

Recently retired and recently relocated to central Florida...... yep I'm neighbors with the Clown.
What have i Missed ?
- 22sabresQ

https://thehockeywriters....l-teams-to-watch-2024-25/

https://thehockeywriters.com/4-dark-horse-nhl-teams-to-watch-2024-25/
- Buff36

The Atlantic Division will be tough, and the Sabres will need to up their game if they want a wild-card spot. The veteran additions to the bottom six, bounce-back seasons from Tage Thompson and Dylan Cozens and younger players like Zach Benson, Bown Byram, JJ Peterka and Jack Quinn hitting a higher level of production could see Buffalo put an end to their 13-year curse.

The Atlantic Division will be tough, and the Sabres will need to up their game if they want a wild-card spot. The veteran additions to the bottom six, bounce-back seasons from Tage Thompson and Dylan Cozens and younger players like Zach Benson, Bown Byram, JJ Peterka and Jack Quinn hitting a higher level of production could see Buffalo put an end to their 13-year curse.


- washedup20

"HOPE PLAN" Year 4

"HOPE PLAN" Year 4
- Buff36

When do you think people will realize, Okposo and Girgs walked away forcing Adams to sign these plugs, not Adams voluntarily revamping the bottom 6.

The spin machine has been stuck on high for years now.

The Atlantic Division will be tough, and the Sabres will need to up their game if they want a wild-card spot. The veteran additions to the bottom six, bounce-back seasons from Tage Thompson and Dylan Cozens and younger players like Zach Benson, Bown Byram, JJ Peterka and Jack Quinn hitting a higher level of production could see Buffalo put an end to their 13-year curse.


- washedup20

Interesting that virtually no one is hitting the nail on the head, but rather dancing around the issue.

Yes, bounce back years from several core players is required... But hose are results of what is needed... Players holding themselves and each other Accountable for Committment - to the play the installed system properly ... No cheating like Tage admitted the players did last season ... Everyone play your position soundly as a Unit of 5 ... Come in ready to compete and win starting before they show-up at TC ... Get off to a fast start, those early season points are incredibly value down the stretch run.
Bounce back production are the results.

interesting

don't believe it, but interesting


- homiedclown

It is common for these to change over the course of a preseason, especially with rookies who are clearly better than veterans

It is common for these to change over the course of a preseason, especially with rookies who are clearly better than veterans
- TheSabresTaco

True, but it may indicative of a slow play with Keon, like Kincaid last year. He'll start off with a much lesser target share than later in the year. Adjust fantasy rankings accordingly.

Still think Samuel has a chance to be the #1 target.

Interesting that virtually no one is hitting the nail on the head, but rather dancing around the issue.

Yes, bounce back years from several core players is required... But hose are results of what is needed... Players holding themselves and each other Accountable for Committment - to the play the installed system properly ... No cheating like Tage admitted the players did last season ... Everyone play your position soundly as a Unit of 5 ... Come in ready to compete and win starting before they show-up at TC ... Get off to a fast start, those early season points are incredibly value down the stretch run.
Bounce back production are the results.
- IonSabres

It's a bounce back plan, from a one bounce situation.