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I don't need to read the stats that are determined by a number of different factors. Which Arizona Offensive Lineman would start for the Bills? Not a single one of them.

Yes you are. Watch Cardinals games and get back.

The Captain is pretty good at this hockey thing. Um okay!

Incorrect!

From the Locker Room: Sabres-Kings It was a grind, but the Buffalo Sabres finally broke back into the win column. Jeff Skinner's game-winning goal in overtime helped the blue and gold take care of the Los Angeles Kings by a final score of 4-3. Buffalo bucked their five-game skid and emerged victorious for the first time since their lengthy 10-game win streak. Let's go inside the locker room to hear from fellow goal scorers Johan Larsson, Zemgus Girgensons and Jack Eichel, as well as head coach Phil Housley following the victory. Post-Game Report: 12/11 vs. Los Angeles Final Score 1st 2nd 3rd OT SO Final SOG Kings (11-19-2) 1 2 0 0 – 3 29 Sabres (18-9-4) 1 0 2 1 – 4 47 Game Summary Event Summary Top Notes Tonight’s win improved the Sabres’ record to 6-7-2 when trailing after two periods this season. Their .400 winning percentage in these games ranks second in the league and their six wins tie for the league lead. Jack Eichel’s goal extended his goal streak to three games (5+1), his longest goal streak since March 3 to 7, 2016. Jeff Skinner’s game-winner was his third overtime goal of the season and the fifth of his career. His three overtime goals tie Dylan Larkin for the league lead this season. Skinner now has six goals in his last three games against the Kings. With their goals tonight, Zemgus Girgensons and Johan Larssoneach have a goal and an assist against Los Angeles this season. Sam Reinhart, who assisted on Eichel’s goal, extended his career-best point streak to seven games (5+5). Rasmus Ristolainen’s assists tonight give him 11 points (1+10) in his last 11 games. Tonight’s Goaltenders Tonight’s Stats Team Goaltender Decision SV% GAA Kings Petersen O .915 3.90 Sabres Ullmark W .897 2.92 Updated Season Stats Team Goaltender Record SV% GAA Kings Petersen 4-4-1 .927 2.57 Sabres Ullmark 6-1-3 .912 3.03 Post-Game Audio Sabres head coach Phil Housley Sabres forward Jeff Skinner Sabres forward Zemgus Girgensons Kings head coach Willie Desjardins Kings defenseman Jake Muzzin Kings goaltender Calvin Petersen FINAL: Kings 3 - Sabres 4 (OT) Jeff Skinner scores in overtime to give Buffalo the win. FINAL STATS // STAY TUNED FOR POSTGAME COVERAGE Game Summary Event Summary Full Play By Play Sabres Ice Time

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Joe Davis | Fox Sports PressPass One of the fastest rising stars on the sports broadcast landscape, Joe Davis joined FOX Sports in 2014 as a play-by-play announcer for the network’s college football, college basketball and Major League Baseball coverage. A former collegiate quarterback with a remarkable resume of on-air experience, Davis again teams with analyst Brady Quinn, a strong combination since 2015, and sideline reporter Bruce Feldman for college football on FOX and FS1. Davis also continues to call MLB and college basketball games across FOX Sports channels and is the television voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Skinner with the OT Winner! Nice patience on the PP!

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Gotta love Co-Pilut Apples! 3-3 game!

Nice shot Cap'em Eichs!

Not realistic. Clowney will either sign a long term deal or be tagged by the Texans. Hughes is having an excellent season and there's no reason to trade him.

Zay Jones "dropped" this line quite a bit last week.