where are my SABRES fans??
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I'm right here,KT!:)\n\n\nSabres on the warpath...;)\n\n\nLet's Go BUF-FA-LO!!!
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The Sabres in 7 games. They are going to be a good match for one another, so I don't think one team is heavily favored to win.
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THE SABRES ARE THE # 1 TEAM IN HOCKEY \n\n    THEY R 11-1-1 OVERTIME WIN\n\n\n\n       GO 2 ESPN.COM 4 ALL SPORTS NEEDS\n\n             THIS WILL HELP YOU\n\n             \n\n                  KINGAR1
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I am ecstatic! My proud, young underdog Sabres weren't expected to even make the playoffs this year by the so-called "experts" and now they're crushing the top seed left in these glorious Stanley Cup Playoffs! Fantastic! :)\n\nWe now return to Buffalo for Games 3 & 4 at home, but no one expected us to be up 2-0 after the first two games in Ottawa. The Sabres are in complete control of this series and I believe they shall go on and win it (not sure about a sweep). I KNOW we can defeat Carolina because we've done it several times this season, and it's looking like they may beat New Jersey. \n\nI don't wish to get ahead of myself here but my Sabres are setting themselves up to WIN IT ALL! How awesome would that be for the long-suffering fans back home in Buffalo, eh? :)\n\nLet's Go Buf-fa-lo!!! =)
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Sabres just look like a team of destiny...this team has so much heart \n\nGO SABRES!!!!!
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It's annoying, but they're just doing the same thing any fans do when their teams get off to a hot start.  The football boards were all lit up with Bears Super Bowl plans until yesterday's loss, and the Sabres fans will cool off if and when their team comes back down to earth.\n\nI do agree that the shootout formula messes up the standings, and I wish they'd included shootout wins in the standings as they do with losses.  Still, I think Buffalo has a good team this year that has a shot to do well in the playoffs.
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The Sabres are definitly a great hockey team and I think they have been the best team in the league since november. Obviously alot of things have chage lately, in my opinion the players have lost their focus with their leader the coach worried about his little girl. If the Sabres play as well as they did the last five month they will be better than the Senator this year and they will win the Stanley Cup (Maybe that is too much). My point is, I am not sure that the Senators is a better team as of right now, they may have a better record due to their great start but as of today, I think the Sabres have a better chance to beat them in the playoffs. Just watch!!!
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Yeah its on MSG it's tied 1-1, go Sabres!!
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--> Leafs fan in Toronto.\nBut I'd agree with anyone who Say's they stink. Simply, because they do.\nI no longer attend games because I believe management doesn't really care if they win or lose. The Leafs make $$$ anyway.\nEvery friggin game is sold out, win or lose.
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i guess try going to nhl.com i sure they got to have something like that.(my favorite team is the flyers and i went to their website and signed up for updates of the flyers). so if you have a favorite team try going to their site.
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Beat the Buffalo Sabres in OT!
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GB is having a bad one this year but when I lived in Sturgeon Bay, Wis I never saw such true fans.  They always stand by their team.
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Buffalo, home of my Buffalo Sabres, is by far the best hockey town in the US! (I'm glad you excluded Canadian cities from this question as they would likely grab the top six spots on any legitimate "best of" list -- the game was invented there and they know it like no other fans around.) Sabres fans, which usually include a generous sprinkling of Ontario residents from across the border (and, as a tip of the cap to our Amerks friend above, Rochester natives who make the 90-minute drive to catch the Sabres), are very knowledgeable about the game and classy in their treatment of both the home team and the visiting team.\n\nThe worst hockey city, by far, indeed, the worst city in the world is philadelphia (aka philistinia). They are the most classless and despicable breed of "fans" in existence. They hurl abuse -- and anything else they can get their drunken mitts on -- at their own team as well as any team (or its fans) unfortunate enough to visit their hideous city. Ironically, it is known as the "city of brotherly love," when all it ever demonstrates is the ugliest form of hatred. Utterly loathsome people.\n\nYou're very welcome, Moon, and again, thank you for asking! :)
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GO SABRES!!!!!! this must be our year!!! LETS GO BUFFALO!!!!
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The Sabres are headed for the Stanley Cup. Why? Because my boy Danny Briere wont let em lose(see game 6 Carolina Fans) LETS GO SABRES GET IT DONE BOYS!
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Well, Moon, as it's still only the first round, it is far too early to tell. That said, I do like what's been happening so far. As correctly predicted here, the loathsome fat-cat red wings of dread detroit -- the #1 seed in the playoffs -- were unceremoniously dumped by the underdog Edmonton Oilers last night in six games! WOOHOO!!! Also, over the weekend, the Colorado Avalanche took out the hated dallas stars, another favourite, so again: WOOHOO!!!\n\nWhen my glorious Buffalo Sabres remove the utterly hateful philistinia floaters tonight (or Thursday night, either way, they go), the happiness trifecta will be complete and my three most hated NHL teams will have been eliminated in one fell swoop (I'll save that last WOOHOO!!! for later, lol). I love nothing more than to revel in the victory of the good and triumph in the defeat and abject humiliation of the evil -- and this applies to EVERYTHING! :)\n\nBut I digress... One reason these could be the greatest Stanley Cup playoffs of all time is that we missed out on ANY hockey all of last year because of the NHL lockout. Hockey came back in its full raiment of glory this season with rules changes which have directly correlated with a vastly improved on-ice product. Hockey has never been so good! Another reason -- indeed, THE reason! -- this could be the greatest playoffs ever is that my Sabres are so awesomely talented that they could conceivably go all the way and WIN Lord Stanley's Cup! Were that to happen -- and it's far too early to say now -- I would die and go to heaven on the spot! (OK, not literally... I don't even believe in heaven.) ;)\n\nAs for my expectations, well, I'm quietly confident my Sabres will continue to advance after defeating those despicable goon flyers tonight in their hellhole home in philistinia (Can ya tell I hate that godforsaken place and their truly horrible people?). But can they go all the way? In the East, where my Sabres play, Ottawa and New Jersey will be tough opponents and they may have to defeat both to continue (Carolina is struggling badly with Montreal and I'm not worried about facing either of them). If they can get out of the conference, I like their chances in the Cup Final, no matter who they face from the West. But again, all that is a long way away...\n\nLet's Go Buf-fa-lo!!! Let's Go Buf-fa-lo!!! Let's Go Buf-fa-lo!!! :)
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Bearing in mind that the Ottawa Senators are the #1 seed remaining in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and are devastated after surrendering their first two games at home in this series, I expect them to play desperate hockey tonight lest they fall behind 3-0 in the series (a deficit virtually impossible to come back from). So my Sabres need to be fully prepared to withstand what should be a powerful onslaught, particularly in the 1st period. \n\nIf Ryan Miller plays like he did in Game 2, we should be in good shape. If he plays like he did in Game 1, we could be in trouble tonight. He's doing amazingly well for a rookie goaltender in his first NHL playoffs, but he does tend to give up too many rebounds and the Sens are a high-scoring team who capitalizes on mistakes (much like the Sabres, btw). \n\nWe also have to be careful about injuries. Ottawa are a bigger, more physical team than Buffalo and we did lose a key player, Tim Connolly, in Game 2. He has a history of concussions and actually had to miss an entire season because of it. As I write this, his status is still not confirmed for tonight's game nor are the details of his condition fully known. This worries me.\n\nThat said, I am confident my proud Buffalo Sabres will win at least one of these back-to-back games at home (we play again tomorrow night) and wrap up the series shortly. Then it's on to crush Carolina (possibly New Jersey if they mount a comeback) and advance to the Stanley Cup Finals where our team will win it all!\n\nThanks for the question, Moon! :)\n\nLet's Go Buf-fa-lo!!!