Right now it’s clear Pegula the businessman can get more done than Pegula the owner. It’s also clear both are still getting the benefit of the doubt. Continue reading
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Right now it’s clear Pegula the businessman can get more done than Pegula the owner. It’s also clear both are still getting the benefit of the doubt. Continue reading
© 2013 Ryan Nagelhout. All rights reserved.
The last decade of Sabres hockey has been a few bottles of Coke Zero in an ocean of Shasta. Maybe that’s why everyone is bitching about the packaging. Continue reading
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The Jason Pominville captaincy was weird. It’s probably best we are all moving on as quickly as possible. Continue reading
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A single soccer game was more exciting than the entire Sabres season. Why? Well, that’s a good question. Continue reading
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The Sabres have totally won three straight. What does it mean? Well, you won’t know after reading this. Continue reading
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Of course Steve Ott scored in the shootout. After all, he’s the Storyline. Continue reading
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In this episode, Ryan is joined by The Defenseman to talk about the firing of UB basketball head coach Reggie Witherspoon and the changing landscape of sports in Buffalo. Is it necessary to get rid of longtime coaches and GMs in order to finally see real success in Buffalo? The two also talk about St. Patrick’s Day and whether Darcy Regier should be fired by the Sabres. Continue reading
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The Beatles, Charles Manson, and Ville Leino got together on Saturday. Then Kyle Turris put them out of their misery. Continue reading