edit: got the stampede confused with the destroyers. just looked them up anyway that sucks...if it were the sabres surely you would have quit
- gerbe42

Destroyers sucked

Don't forget the Stampede!!!!
- stashu

I WAS IN THE THIRD ROW WHEN THEY WON!



I actually worked for them the next season when Rob Ray was "coach". One of the funnest experiences of my youth.

I WAS IN THE THIRD ROW WHEN THEY WON!



I actually worked for them the next season when Rob Ray was "coach". One of the funnest experiences of my youth.
- Buffalo-Sabres

(frank) you....

(frank) you....


- stashu

ANyone remember the video game?

(frank) you....


- stashu

I will never forget the pungent stench of the Aud in summertime

ANyone remember the video game?
- hubie

someone brought that up last year. I think I need to see if I can download it for an emulator.

someone brought that up last year. I think I need to see if I can download it for an emulator.
- Buffalo-Sabres

It was NFL Blitz, but with walls.

It was NFL Blitz, but with walls.
- ImThatGuy

Dayum

someone brought that up last year. I think I need to see if I can download it for an emulator.
- Buffalo-Sabres

THink it was me and i know there is a rom out there, i know cause i had it on like 4 comps ago

THink it was me and i know there is a rom out there, i know cause i had it on like 4 comps ago
- hubie

I was playing Roms last night. Good times.

I was playing Roms last night. Good times.
- Buffalo-Sabres

you know what pisses me off, nobody else will play the roms on the laptop, to everyone else its "not the same" BS its awesome and you can find all the games you could never find before

Bucky Gleason ‏@TBNbucky 9m
Sources: Sabres have reached an agreement with Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier to serve as assistant coach under Ted Nolan.

Bucky Gleason ‏@TBNbucky 9m
Sources: Sabres have reached an agreement with Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier to serve as assistant coach under Ted Nolan.
- jt1626

There's 1.

"No one wants to work for Nolan"

*Gets Hall of Famer to work for him*

"No one wants to work for Nolan"

*Gets Hall of Famer to work for him*
- CaptainRivet

After serving as an assistant coach in Pittsburgh until 1997, he took a similar position with the Colorado Avalanche, where he won his seventh career Stanley Cup in 2001. He was named as head coach of the New York Rangers in 2002, much to the ire of Islander fans. However, his brief stint with the Rangers lasted only 54 games, slightly longer than the halfway mark of the season. In addition to receiving criticism from Isles fans who labeled him a traitor, he drew the rage of Ranger fans as well, who felt he misused his offensively gifted players such as Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure by having them play the neutral-zone trap (a defensive tactic used to slow down the opponent, but also limiting the user's offensive chances). At the time of his dismissal at the hands of general manager Glen Sather, Bryan Trottier had coached 54 games with the New York Rangers and the team had a record of 21–26–6–1 and a winning percentage of 45.4%.[9]

From Wikipedia. He's been out of the game for a while. Still, it's fairly well-known name.

"No one wants to work for Nolan"

*Gets Hall of Famer to work for him*
- CaptainRivet

per wikipedia
Coaching[edit]
After serving as an assistant coach in Pittsburgh until 1997, he took a similar position with the Colorado Avalanche, where he won his seventh career Stanley Cup in 2001. He was named as head coach of the New York Rangers in 2002, much to the ire of Islander fans. However, his brief stint with the Rangers lasted only 54 games, slightly longer than the halfway mark of the season. In addition to receiving criticism from Isles fans who labeled him a traitor, he drew the rage of Ranger fans as well, who felt he misused his offensively gifted players such as Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure by having them play the neutral-zone trap (a defensive tactic used to slow down the opponent, but also limiting the user's offensive chances). At the time of his dismissal at the hands of general manager Glen Sather, Bryan Trottier had coached 54 games with the New York Rangers and the team had a record of 21–26–6–1 and a winning percentage of 45.4%.[9]

From wikipedia

After serving as an assistant coach in Pittsburgh until 1997, he took a similar position with the Colorado Avalanche, where he won his seventh career Stanley Cup in 2001. He was named as head coach of the New York Rangers in 2002, much to the ire of Islander fans. However, his brief stint with the Rangers lasted only 54 games, slightly longer than the halfway mark of the season. In addition to receiving criticism from Isles fans who labeled him a traitor, he drew the rage of Ranger fans as well, who felt he misused his offensively gifted players such as Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure by having them play the neutral-zone trap (a defensive tactic used to slow down the opponent, but also limiting the user's offensive chances). At the time of his dismissal at the hands of general manager Glen Sather, Bryan Trottier had coached 54 games with the New York Rangers and the team had a record of 21–26–6–1 and a winning percentage of 45.4%.[9]

Can someone get me his wiki page?

Can someone get me his wiki page?
- ImThatGuy

from wikipedia

Can someone get me his wiki page?
- ImThatGuy

Sure!

After serving as an assistant coach in Pittsburgh until 1997, he took a similar position with the Colorado Avalanche, where he won his seventh career Stanley Cup in 2001. He was named as head coach of the New York Rangers in 2002, much to the ire of Islander fans. However, his brief stint with the Rangers lasted only 54 games, slightly longer than the halfway mark of the season. In addition to receiving criticism from Isles fans who labeled him a traitor, he drew the rage of Ranger fans as well, who felt he misused his offensively gifted players such as Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure by having them play the neutral-zone trap (a defensive tactic used to slow down the opponent, but also limiting the user's offensive chances). At the time of his dismissal at the hands of general manager Glen Sather, Bryan Trottier had coached 54 games with the New York Rangers and the team had a record of 21–26–6–1 and a winning percentage of 45.4%.[9]

Can someone get me his wiki page?
- ImThatGuy

Sure!

After serving as an assistant coach in Pittsburgh until 1997, he took a similar position with the Colorado Avalanche, where he won his seventh career Stanley Cup in 2001. He was named as head coach of the New York Rangers in 2002, much to the ire of Islander fans. However, his brief stint with the Rangers lasted only 54 games, slightly longer than the halfway mark of the season. In addition to receiving criticism from Isles fans who labeled him a traitor, he drew the rage of Ranger fans as well, who felt he misused his offensively gifted players such as Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure by having them play the neutral-zone trap (a defensive tactic used to slow down the opponent, but also limiting the user's offensive chances). At the time of his dismissal at the hands of general manager Glen Sather, Bryan Trottier had coached 54 games with the New York Rangers and the team had a record of 21–26–6–1 and a winning percentage of 45.4%.
- buffalofan19[9]

You can have Peters. Twice.

Just moved to GA. Man it is all SEC football all the time. I cannot wait for GA/FLA, GA/Clem, GA/Tenn games. It's gona be kick ass.
- ImThatGuy

Annoying as fcuk.

How about Gold Circle, Twin Fair or Two Guys?

- grand-magus

Skee-Ball!

You can have Peters. Twice.
- CaptainRivet

Pervert