Jrb1979

This season their offense hasn't been good. It's their defense that's carrying them.

Move the Bills instead. The Sabres have some of the highest tv ratings for NHL. It's not my fault the game is too fast for you.

The discourse is they needed that top WR, instead is more of what they already have.

This guy they drafted is not it.

Maybe. I just see more of what they already have. I'm not saying he's a bust but I don't see this guy being more than a 2 at best. This team needed a Diggs replacement, that true number 1. Instead they have a bunch of 2 and 3s.

Yet you like most others seem to love the pick.

None of you with rose colored glasses on don't know anything either. His best asset is he can catch. Big deal. He can't separate and lacks speed.

You have to trust the process. 🙄. Beane knows how to pick WR.

I look at those prices and see that I can do Universal Studios vacations multiple times for that.

I'm sure it's just the start.

Many of you are missing what the law intends to do. It's to crack down on average joes who are STH who sell most their tickets. Nothing to do with profit or keeping it under $5000. If Terry is going after Sabres STH what makes you think he won't do it after the PSLs are sold.

FIFY.

https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/buffalo-sabres/latest-news/state-reseller-law-hindering-sabres-season-ticket-holders The Sabres sent an e-mail to fans who comprise less than 1% of their season ticket base that “in light of the recent ticket reseller laws” passed by the NY state legislature in 2022, those who sell a high percentage of their games on the secondary market would have to purchase a license from the state to be able to purchase their season tickets. It is from NY state.

You don't think the Bills have amateurs doing the same? I've some post how they are out of town season ticket holders and go to 1-2 games a season and sell the rest. You don't think they will crack down on them either?

Its not about cracking down on brokers. It's cracking down a ticket holders who sell the majority of their tickets. Those who do will have to pay a $5000 fee to NY state to continue to sell most of your tickets.