I'm heading to the rez at 6:30 to refill 2 propane tanks .THen get back and grill up some bacon wrapped bambi chucks.
- cabin

That sounds amazing.

That sounds amazing.
- thatsapickle

Cooked up 2lbs of them at the cabin yesterday. Have some left over to cook.

That sounds amazing.
- thatsapickle

The Cabin


Out for a ride :

I just had a flashback of what is was like to go to Sabres games when we scored all the time. 1,2,3,4,5.....WE WANT SIX!
- Buffalo-Sabres

the good old days ...

The Cabin


Out for a ride :




- cabin

quite the place you have there. Looks like a great escape.

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/churros/
- cabin

looks like lots of work ... was hoping for one in maybe the freezer section

That was back when Rapper ray was young . Agreed , I miss them days . Now we need a month of games to get 6 goals .
- cabin

Ray made an appearance earlier.

looks like lots of work ... was hoping for one in maybe the freezer section
- gerbe75pts

Ray made an appearance earlier.
- Buffalo-Sabres

Had beers with Ray . good guy

That would make the most sense, and I figured they would be stuck with whatever decision. But with most things in the NHL there always seems to be some grey area to stick it to Buffalo.
- thatsapickle

their decision is made after the lottery is over. so they will be well aware if they win the lottery or not.

Good guy Teemu, never ceases to amaze me.

http://ducks.nhl.com/club/blogpost.htm?id=28376

their decision is made after the lottery is over. so they will be well aware if they win the lottery or not.
- Putzfrau

I get that, but I am looking along the lines if they aren't able to get the return (since the consensus is that they will trade the pick this year for the help they need) would they try to change their mind and give us the pick, or be stuck with the pick.

I am sure there are legalities behind it and that they have to stick to their decision. I wasn't sure if it was black and white or if they still had room to change their minds.

So Mike Weber was quoted as saying "Enough is Enough" today. The irony isn't lost on me, but I agree. Hopefully the Sabres take it to heart when it comes to giving his roster spot to someone else.

So Mike Weber was quoted as saying "Enough is Enough" today. The irony isn't lost on me, but I agree. Hopefully the Sabres take it to heart when it comes to giving his roster spot to someone else.
- buffalofan19

I don't get what he meant?

Just did the lottery 100 times myself.. Not as favorable results as the other poster...

Islanders 11
Canucks 4
Panthers 22
Sabres 19
Oilers 20
Jets 2
Flames 11
Ducks (Ottawa) 2
Maple Leafs 3
Hurricanes 6

I get that, but I am looking along the lines if they aren't able to get the return (since the consensus is that they will trade the pick this year for the help they need) would they try to change their mind and give us the pick, or be stuck with the pick.

I am sure there are legalities behind it and that they have to stick to their decision. I wasn't sure if it was black and white or if they still had room to change their minds.
- thatsapickle

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft

I get that, but I am looking along the lines if they aren't able to get the return (since the consensus is that they will trade the pick this year for the help they need) would they try to change their mind and give us the pick, or be stuck with the pick.

I am sure there are legalities behind it and that they have to stick to their decision. I wasn't sure if it was black and white or if they still had room to change their minds.
- thatsapickle

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft

I get that, but I am looking along the lines if they aren't able to get the return (since the consensus is that they will trade the pick this year for the help they need) would they try to change their mind and give us the pick, or be stuck with the pick.

I am sure there are legalities behind it and that they have to stick to their decision. I wasn't sure if it was black and white or if they still had room to change their minds.
- thatsapickle

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft

I get that, but I am looking along the lines if they aren't able to get the return (since the consensus is that they will trade the pick this year for the help they need) would they try to change their mind and give us the pick, or be stuck with the pick.

I am sure there are legalities behind it and that they have to stick to their decision. I wasn't sure if it was black and white or if they still had room to change their minds.
- thatsapickle

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft
- joshs

I guess that should give them ample time to make that decision and answers that question fully.

Thank you kindly.

They have till June 1st to decide what they want to do. A few days before the draft
- joshs

they do ?

I guess that should give them ample time to make that decision and answers that question fully.
- thatsapickle

U don't trade away a top 5 pick. U will never get that in return also if they do that then that means they don't have a 1st or 2nd round pick this year and a 1st next year. That will really set back their organization. I think snow is gonna keep this years pick to give the illusion of a plan and buy himself some time to save his job. I just don't see the isles being better than any team in the playoffs next year. Plus Toronto is gonna make some moves. Plus Washington could bounce back.

Aaron Ekblad a Prospect's Life

Aaron Ekblad a Prospect's Life


- gerbe75pts

I know this team needs scoring badly, but if the Sabres end up with him, I highly doubt we'll be disappointed in a couple of years.

I know this team needs scoring badly, but if the Sabres end up with him, I highly doubt we'll be disappointed in a couple of years.
- buffalofan19

It will just set the rebuild back a year . we will have to get forwards in 2015 and 2016 drafts