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This is what this city is about brother, deal with it.. Good reading and please read the whole story it's interesting.
Updated: April 19, 2011, 12:33 AM
Brad Boyes has been living in a hotel for the last five weeks, enough time to learn a few things about Buffalo other than the significance of 4 a.m. He's found everything he needs is within a 20-minute drive. And he's quickly come to realize a large portion of our population pays close attention to the Sabres.
Boyes spent significant time in St. Louis and Boston, good hockey towns until the Blues and Bruins hit the skids and fall off the sports radar. The Blues are a distant third behind the Cardinals and Rams. The Bruins trail the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, political backstabbing and hating the Yankees.
In Buffalo, at this time of year, and with the Bills going nowhere soon, it's about the Sabres. The signs are everywhere, from crossing swords on downtown storefronts to snorting-goats flags outside car windows to barroom brawls with opposing teams' fans to playoff beards.
And that's just our women.
"Just being around town, you see the amount of Sabres paraphernalia that's around," Boyes said. "People support the team here. They're wearing the stuff. They're out there and you get recognized a little more. It's different. It's something I wasn't used to in St. Louis. This is a hockey town. People know what they're talking about."
OK, then let's skip the small talk.................
The rest of the story... Boyes' lack of production in line with rest of Sabres - Bucky Gleason - The Buffalo News
Updated: April 19, 2011, 12:33 AM
Brad Boyes has been living in a hotel for the last five weeks, enough time to learn a few things about Buffalo other than the significance of 4 a.m. He's found everything he needs is within a 20-minute drive. And he's quickly come to realize a large portion of our population pays close attention to the Sabres.
Boyes spent significant time in St. Louis and Boston, good hockey towns until the Blues and Bruins hit the skids and fall off the sports radar. The Blues are a distant third behind the Cardinals and Rams. The Bruins trail the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, political backstabbing and hating the Yankees.
In Buffalo, at this time of year, and with the Bills going nowhere soon, it's about the Sabres. The signs are everywhere, from crossing swords on downtown storefronts to snorting-goats flags outside car windows to barroom brawls with opposing teams' fans to playoff beards.
And that's just our women.
"Just being around town, you see the amount of Sabres paraphernalia that's around," Boyes said. "People support the team here. They're wearing the stuff. They're out there and you get recognized a little more. It's different. It's something I wasn't used to in St. Louis. This is a hockey town. People know what they're talking about."
OK, then let's skip the small talk.................
The rest of the story... Boyes' lack of production in line with rest of Sabres - Bucky Gleason - The Buffalo News
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