So yan actually played for the team.



ok it's different then.
- dt99999

ty

Who was this replied to?
- nated81

hardhat

hardhat
- jochfr

There are a lot of posts replied to him that could be here...It's just a sad time to be in a Sabres thread

There are a lot of posts replied to him that could be here...It's just a sad time to be in a Sabres thread
- Stripes77

89's post today could be here also.

Hence why you continuously reply to the people you "supposedly" don't like.

Honestly your schich is old and tiring.

You remind me of the person that does a great thing like giving to charity only to make 3 steps back by acting like a child and making everything about you.

I'll wait for you to post a picture of yourself to try and intimidate me.

BTW you intimidate no one and if I was to ever meet you would gladly tell you that.

And no I'm not hiding behind a keyboard, I'm found easily.

For a fella that has as many children as you have, you really need to grow up.

Just my 2 cents and really hope for an ignore button as you will be the one and only on my list.
- dadeadhead
- homiedclown

Oh, can you believe that I have never even seen this?

Very well written.

Well done.

Bravo!

89's post today could be here also.
- jochfr

Yes, yes it could and it should be.

How (frank)ing dare anyone out there make fun of Kicksave after all he has been through.!

He lost his aunt, he went through a divorce. He had two (frank)in kids.

His husband turned out to be a user, a cheater, and now he's going through a custody battle. All you people care about is….. readers and making money off of him.

HE’S A HUMAN! (ah! ooh!) What you don’t realize is that Kicksave is making you all this money and all you do is write a bunch of crap about him.

He hasn’t performed on stage in years. His song is called “give me more” for a reason because all you people want is MORE! MORE-MORE, MORE: MORE!.

LEAVE HIM ALONE! You are lucky He even performed for you BASTARDS!
LEAVE KICKSAVE ALONE!…..Please.

Perez Hilton talked about professionalism and said if kICKSAVE was a professional he would’ve pulled it off no matter what.

Speaking of professionalism, when is it professional to publicly bash someone who is going through a hard time.

Leave Kicksave Alone Please…. !
Leave Kicksave856 alone!…right now!….I mean it.!

Anyone that has a problem with him you deal with me, because he is not well right now.

LEAVE HIM ALONE!

-The Pig aka the_cause2000

the "ah! ooh!" is my favorite part

the "ah! ooh!" is my favorite part
- kicksave856

have they left you alone bud?

have they left you alone bud?
- the_cause2000

yes. for now.

Dear Fans:

On the night of August 14, 2014, I left a Baltimore hotel after being elected Commissioner of Baseball. As I began to reply to the overwhelming number of congratulatory messages coming in, it hit me that I'd just been entrusted to protect the integrity of our National Pastime and to set a course that allows this great game to continue to flourish - now and in the years to come. Needless to say, I was deeply honored by the trust the owners placed in me.

Today is my first day as Commissioner, and I am incredibly excited to get to work. I am grateful to Commissioner Selig for his expertise and friendship. His leadership set a direction that led to historic success.

The mission before us is clear: To honor the game's history while welcoming new people to our great sport - people who will one day pass their love of baseball down through the generations. That is what our parents and grandparents did for us, and it is what we are doing for our own children. Baseball is a game firmly rooted in childhood experiences, and its vitality and growth rely heavily on giving young people from all backgrounds the opportunity to play and watch baseball.

This notion that baseball is the game of children is central to my core goals as Commissioner. Maybe that is because my own Little League experience in upstate Rome, New York was such an important part of my childhood. I will never forget my intense dedication to that club and to my teammates - each of whom I can still name to this day - and being part of a perfect game.

My top priority is to bring more people into our game - at all levels and from all communities. Specifically, I plan to make the game more accessible to those in underserved areas, especially in the urban areas where fields and infrastructure are harder to find. Giving more kids the opportunity to play will inspire a new generation to fall in love with baseball just as we did when we were kids. Expanding Little League, RBI and other youth baseball programs will also help sustain a steady and wide talent pool from which our clubs can draw great players and create lifelong fans.

As Commissioner, I will draw closer connections between youth baseball and MLB. I want to inspire children's interest in baseball and help parents and coaches foster that passion. In the coming years, MLB will work with college, high school, amateur and youth baseball programs to help grow our game and to ensure that the best players and talent have the opportunity to pursue their dreams. I call it "One Baseball" - a partnership between all professional and amateur groups involved in our game.

Our children can look at MLB today and find a wave of new stars worthy of emulating both on and off the field. Players like Andrew McCutchen, Buster Posey, Giancarlo Stanton and Mike Trout and aces Madison Bumgarner, Felix Hernandez and Clayton Kershaw have powerful stories to tell - and MLB will tell them across every platform. We will continue to internationalize our game and to celebrate the fact that we have the most diverse rosters in the world. Our mission is to build upon this recent success by creating opportunities for the next wave of baseball talent. We also must continue to nurture inclusive environments for all the contributors to our game and our loyal fans.

Another priority for me is to continue to modernize the game without interfering with its history and traditions. Last season's expanded instant replay improved the game's quality and addressed concerns shared by fans and players. We made a dramatic change without altering the game's fundamentals. I look forward to tapping into the power of technology to consider additional advancements that will continue to heighten the excitement of the game, improve the pace of play and attract more young people to the game.

The Major League Clubs have bestowed an extraordinary opportunity upon me. My pledge is to work every single day to honor their faith in me and your love of this game.

Dear Fans:

On the night of August 14, 2014, I left a Baltimore hotel after being elected Commissioner of Baseball. As I began to reply to the overwhelming number of congratulatory messages coming in, it hit me that I'd just been entrusted to protect the integrity of our National Pastime and to set a course that allows this great game to continue to flourish - now and in the years to come. Needless to say, I was deeply honored by the trust the owners placed in me.

Today is my first day as Commissioner, and I am incredibly excited to get to work. I am grateful to Commissioner Selig for his expertise and friendship. His leadership set a direction that led to historic success.

The mission before us is clear: To honor the game's history while welcoming new people to our great sport - people who will one day pass their love of baseball down through the generations. That is what our parents and grandparents did for us, and it is what we are doing for our own children. Baseball is a game firmly rooted in childhood experiences, and its vitality and growth rely heavily on giving young people from all backgrounds the opportunity to play and watch baseball.

This notion that baseball is the game of children is central to my core goals as Commissioner. Maybe that is because my own Little League experience in upstate Rome, New York was such an important part of my childhood. I will never forget my intense dedication to that club and to my teammates - each of whom I can still name to this day - and being part of a perfect game.

My top priority is to bring more people into our game - at all levels and from all communities. Specifically, I plan to make the game more accessible to those in underserved areas, especially in the urban areas where fields and infrastructure are harder to find. Giving more kids the opportunity to play will inspire a new generation to fall in love with baseball just as we did when we were kids. Expanding Little League, RBI and other youth baseball programs will also help sustain a steady and wide talent pool from which our clubs can draw great players and create lifelong fans.

As Commissioner, I will draw closer connections between youth baseball and MLB. I want to inspire children's interest in baseball and help parents and coaches foster that passion. In the coming years, MLB will work with college, high school, amateur and youth baseball programs to help grow our game and to ensure that the best players and talent have the opportunity to pursue their dreams. I call it "One Baseball" - a partnership between all professional and amateur groups involved in our game.

Our children can look at MLB today and find a wave of new stars worthy of emulating both on and off the field. Players like Andrew McCutchen, Buster Posey, Giancarlo Stanton and Mike Trout and aces Madison Bumgarner, Felix Hernandez and Clayton Kershaw have powerful stories to tell - and MLB will tell them across every platform. We will continue to internationalize our game and to celebrate the fact that we have the most diverse rosters in the world. Our mission is to build upon this recent success by creating opportunities for the next wave of baseball talent. We also must continue to nurture inclusive environments for all the contributors to our game and our loyal fans.

Another priority for me is to continue to modernize the game without interfering with its history and traditions. Last season's expanded instant replay improved the game's quality and addressed concerns shared by fans and players. We made a dramatic change without altering the game's fundamentals. I look forward to tapping into the power of technology to consider additional advancements that will continue to heighten the excitement of the game, improve the pace of play and attract more young people to the game.

The Major League Clubs have bestowed an extraordinary opportunity upon me. My pledge is to work every single day to honor their faith in me and your love of this game.


- watsonnostaw

i hope he locks the players out starting tomorrow.

i hope he locks the players out starting tomorrow.
- kicksave856

beanballs are now a strike

beanballs are now a strike
- watsonnostaw

also i had no clue there was a new commish

Some of you waste far too much of your time thinking about me and talking about me.

This is comic relief at its best here I tell ya.

Think about other things besides me, yikes.

Stop focusing so much of your attention and time , I mean with some of y'all it's almost becoming creepy how much you like to think and talk about me.

I'll admit, I'm a bit flattered but there are other things in life besides me and this message board ya know.

I mean, rule #3 does not seem to be working out to well for some of y'all because you just can't seem to resist talking about me.

Find better and more constructive things to do with your time besides worrying about me.

Thank you though my Sabre brethren.

Is the Sabres thread worse than the Flyers?

Is the Sabres thread worse than the Flyers?
- PhillySportsGuy

crimpossible

Is the Sabres thread worse than the Flyers?
- PhillySportsGuy

I like the Stars thread. Nice and quiet, and you still get Bill's top notch reportings.

Some of you waste far too much of your time thinking about me and talking about me.

This is comic relief at its best here I tell ya.

Think about other things besides me, yikes.

Stop focusing so much of your attention and time , I mean with some of y'all it's almost becoming creepy how much you like to think and talk about me.

I'll admit, I'm a bit flattered but there are other things in life besides me and this message board ya know.

I mean, rule #3 does not seem to be working out to well for some of y'all because you just can't seem to resist talking about me.

Find better and more constructive things to do with your time besides worrying about me.

Thank you though my Sabre brethren.
- BuffaloHardHat

You really aren't supposed to self-nominate for this thread.

I like the Stars thread. Nice and quiet, and you still get Bill's top notch reportings.
- Streit2ThePoint

I like how xenophobic the Flyers thread is

Some of you waste far too much of your time thinking about me and talking about me.

This is comic relief at its best here I tell ya.

Think about other things besides me, yikes.

Stop focusing so much of your attention and time , I mean with some of y'all it's almost becoming creepy how much you like to think and talk about me.

I'll admit, I'm a bit flattered but there are other things in life besides me and this message board ya know.

I mean, rule #3 does not seem to be working out to well for some of y'all because you just can't seem to resist talking about me.

Find better and more constructive things to do with your time besides worrying about me.

Thank you though my Sabre brethren.
- BuffaloHardHat

repetitive. try again.

I like how xenophobic the Flyers thread is
- PhillySportsGuy

agreed, even that thread has to have one good thing going for it...

I like the Stars thread. Nice and quiet, and you still get Bill's top notch reportings.
- Streit2ThePoint

bill has been subpar for about 3 years now

cookie cutter posts

How (frank)ing dare anyone out there make fun of Kicksave after all he has been through.!

He lost his aunt, he went through a divorce. He had two (frank)in kids.

His husband turned out to be a user, a cheater, and now he's going through a custody battle. All you people care about is….. readers and making money off of him.

HE’S A HUMAN! (ah! ooh!) What you don’t realize is that Kicksave is making you all this money and all you do is write a bunch of crap about him.

He hasn’t performed on stage in years. His song is called “give me more” for a reason because all you people want is MORE! MORE-MORE, MORE: MORE!.

LEAVE HIM ALONE! You are lucky He even performed for you BASTARDS!
LEAVE KICKSAVE ALONE!…..Please.

Perez Hilton talked about professionalism and said if kICKSAVE was a professional he would’ve pulled it off no matter what.

Speaking of professionalism, when is it professional to publicly bash someone who is going through a hard time.

Leave Kicksave Alone Please…. !
Leave Kicksave856 alone!…right now!….I mean it.!

Anyone that has a problem with him you deal with me, because he is not well right now.

LEAVE HIM ALONE!

-The Pig aka the_cause2000
- watsonnostaw

Whats this about