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man i remember i bought these
man i remember i bought these for 30cent/bullet last summer, now its50cent+shipping, increase of 70%
Cabella's blows goats, lemme
Cabella's blows goats, lemme tell you why. I know this will be unpopular because lots of people here thoroughly enjoy riding their nuts and all, but I haven't seen a real deal from Cabella's ever. First, Their deals are mediocre at best, making them not even deals, especially for how big of an outfit they are. It's ridiculous. Any deal anyone posts for them can be beaten with either a little research or a little wait. With their purchasing power they should be providing way better offers than the crap that gets posted here. Take this deal for example. I just got 1k of this for $390 shipped last week from SG. This deal is GARBAGE yet it has 57 nutrider up votes. Smaller outfits are constantly crushing these guys. This NATIONAL, multimillion dollar retailer has never, EVER run PMAGS for $8.99. Yet for some reason people still continue to eat out of their hands. Second, they offer bullshit shipping deals like shipping for a penny, but you have to unload some crappy clothing they can't sell or pay a $4 "padding charge"...WTF? Meanwhile theere are companies much smaller offering FREE shipping on stuff all the time. You telling me Cabella's cant afford to offer free shipping. You can do the $5 club member BS but places like Palmetto ship for $7 reguardless, no membership needed.
Last and definitely not least, Cabella's is the the ONLY retailer with the stones to advertise something as STUPID as "free in store pick up".. and people praise it!!! I mean really, are we that fucking stupid to be impressed by that? WTF else would it be?
Whatever I guess. Shop here if you want but I don't know why you want to. Oh that's right, free in store pickup...lol
Someone call a Whambulance!
Someone call a Whambulance!
Sure thing, whats your
Sure thing, whats your address?
Someone's pretty angry. 1.
Someone's pretty angry. 1. What do you care if you don't shop there? 2. It's not your money. But, I agree with you...not a deal. but then i don't care 'cause I ain't buyin' it and its not my money.
Have you not been paying attention to ANY posts on this site regardless of ammo, rifles, handguns, knives, shotties, accessories, etc...? There really aren't a lot of real "deals" on here. Far and few between in fact. Maybe those 57 up-votes ammo in their locality is more than .50 cents a round. I don't know.
I do know in my area gander mountain is way overpriced like this (0.42 cents a round for Rem UMC 9mm as an example. I went just yesterday), Cabelas too, Walmart has NO ammo still(not even 100 pack federal 12 gauge), local FFL is way more expensive than all, Bass pro only allows one box per caliber a day (Stupid asses), and academy sports is overpriced too with a box limit of two per. So, i can see depending on your market why this might be a value to some...but certainly not me.
Maybe not judge and just relish in the fact that you can get ammo for such a great price. by the way..cabelas had Magtech blueline 9mm for .028 cents a round tonight, pmc 9 pellet 12 gauge buckshot for $3.29 a box, and 357 mag for .39 cents a round so considering my market that is a pretty good deal for $5.00 ship OR pick up at store. To each his own.
I hear ya. Not angry man,
I hear ya. Not angry man, just trying to wake some folks up. Truth is, we'll be paying these prices forever as long as people continue to support these companies mark ups. I just wish people would wake up, stand up and say enough! Make change with their wallets, it would benefit all of us. The retailers have got their fill. It's time to turn the tables.
Also, my options are the same as everyone else. I just use my head and choose NOT to choose the poor ones. Like you say, to each his own, until their poor choices inflate the market for no other reason except insanity. Then we end up in the situation we're in where everyone loses.
Absolutely right man. The
Absolutely right man. The reason Cabela's keep posting these at $9.99 is people keep buying them at that price. Me? I pick and choose and only pull the trigger on the "Real Deals". Like the herters brass case....or even the poly case for plinking (didn't like the herters poly case at first but I went with a Wolf spring and an "O" ring on the extractor and shoots the poly like it was brass now)...and some remans from HSM. i never pay .50 a round regardless of grain and powder. I haven't bought 223\556 from Cabelas in a while...but other calibers I do. I save my good ammo for hunting or when the need arises...system works well for me. I found all these posts frustrating as well at first...then I just let it go. Is what it is. I just sift through the dirt now. Good luck man. Good find on the .39 cents a round by the way. best I have found anywhere is .43 cents a round for 223 55 grain brass case. Stay armed and stay safe...they go hand in hand. Peace.
.50 per round not a deal.
.50 per round not a deal. .223 is fairly easy to find so I'm not sure why this keeps getting posted as a deal since several places have it at that price.
I believe it is 5.56 and not
I believe it is 5.56 and not .223.
Yes, it is 5.56 so thanks for
Yes, it is 5.56 so thanks for the correction however the point of the .50 per round price stands. I am seeing .37 per round XTAC and PMC Bronze so it remains a mystery as to the posting of expensive ammo on a site designed for the best deals.
Than can you please post
Than can you please post those deals haha
The deals were posted. Pay
The deals were posted. Pay closer attention and you'll see more deals like the one from Sportmans Guide which was $370. per case of 1000 (X-TAC) with free shipping. It was just posted two days ago.Try not to be a dick and someone may lead you by the hand to the next deal.
Look at GrabaGuns price.
Look at GrabaGuns price. Gouging in true Cheaper than dirt style. Ashamed they are both Texas companies.
Remember those who would
Remember those who would screw you in times of need because the hysteria will be over a few weeks. Went through this back during Clinton's first term but the internet sales weren't that popular then. Make note of the jerks and don't do business with them again. I was also disappointed at places like KYGUNCO.com for pricing PMAGs at $39.99 each. Never forget!
Wow 5.56 rounds actually in
Wow 5.56 rounds actually in stock at a semi reasonable price!!! Can't believe it.
Shocked? Ummm.... They've had
They've had both this and Federal Brown Box in stock at this price for weeks....still in-stock.
The panic is over. The impulse buying is over. Folks have finally realized that there will be NOTHING banned so there's no reason to make their impulse buy. The hoarders have stopped buying too. Slowly and surely the prices are coming back down to earth. Cabelas even had Federal Brown Box on sale to $8.49 just a week ago and didn't sell out.
I agree. Cabela's is not
I agree. Cabela's is not generally my first choice for ammo however due to their willingess to provide a hard to find item and not jack up the price I will shop there more often. Ordered 300 rounds today.
Picked up 300 myself, shocked
Picked up 300 myself, shocked they have this in stock at that price!
I'm just wondering when we
I'm just wondering when we will get our, "we regret to inform you that we are out of stock on back order" emails. I've gotten it from two other places I ordered two days ago.
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Some of the more interesting points include that the new system really is giving us fewer choices overall but making sure that the choices we have actually matter. This has been a fundamental shift that Blizzard has been moving toward for the past few years, away from the cookie-cutter builds and non-choice choices. Greg even goes as far to say, "Look, we tried the talent tree model for seven years. We think it's fundamentally flawed and unfixable."
That's a pretty huge thing for Blizzard to admit; kudos to Blizzard for realizing this and talking openly about it.
The full post after the break.
We have seen a few consistent responses from players concerned or dismissive about the model, so we thought we'd take the opportunity to explain the philosophy behind some of our decisions, to provide a better framework upon which you can continue giving us feedback.
1. "I have fewer choices."
This is the big one, and the truth is it is ultimately correct. You will have fewer choices. But you will have more choices that *matter*. One of the important philosophies of game design is that interesting choices are fun. The word 'interesting' is key. Choosing between a talent that grants 10% damage and one that grants 5% damage, all else being equal, isn't interesting (unless perhaps you're a superstar role-player). Choosing between a talent that grants you 5% haste or 5% crit might be interesting, but more than likely there is still a right answer (and like most of us, you'll probably just ask someone else what the answer is.) Choosing between a talent that grants you a root or a snare can be interesting. Which does more damage? Hard to say. Which is better? It depends on the situation.
This is why we don't have a clear damage, tanking, and healing talent choice every tier. In the case of the old trees, choosing the talent you want from among the talents that don't interest you isn't an interesting decision -- it's a multiple choice test, and an easy one at that. Are you Ret? You probably want the damage option. But what if the Ret player had to choose from three healing talents and couldn't sacrifice healing for damage? Now it gets interesting. Worst case scenario is the player just picks one at random because he refuses to heal. However, he has the ability. Maybe he'll use it in some situation. Meanwhile, other players will be happy that they can benefit more from the hybrid nature of the paladin class without having to give up damage to do so.
2. "There weren't cookie cutter builds."
You're wrong. Next!
To be fair, we did manage to engineer most of the Cataclysm talent trees to include a few legitimate choices. These typically occur when you need to spend enough points to get to the next tier of a tree to get the good stuff. Many specs had 1-4 points to spend wherever they want. That's a huge victory compared to pre-Cataclysm talent trees, but ultimately nothing to really brag about.
It is possible of course to strike a blow for individuality and use a non-cookie cutter build. Ninety-nine percent of the time, these builds are just going to be less effective. The remaining percent of the time, they will eventually become the new cookie-cutter. When players talk about their love of options, I think what they are really saying is they are in love with the idea of having dozens of interesting talents. We just don't think that will ever happen.
Look, we tried the talent tree model for seven years. We think it's fundamentally flawed and unfixable. We know some of you have faith in us that someday we'll eventually replace all of the boring +5% crit talents with interesting talents and give you 80 talent points that you can spend wherever, and that the game will still remain relatively balanced and fun. We greatly appreciate your faith, but we fear it is misplaced. It's not a matter of coming up with enough fun mechanics, which is challenging but ultimately doable. The problem is the extreme number of combinations. When you have such a gigantic matrix, the chances of having unbeatable synergies, or combinations of talents that just don't work together is really high. That's not lazy design. That is recognizing how math works.
So given that we don't think it's humanly possible to have 40-50 fun, interesting and balanced talents in a tree, the alternative is to continue on with bloated trees that have a ton of inconsequential talents that you have to slog through to get to the fun stuff. A lot of you guys have stuck with us for years, continue to play regularly, and still love World of Warcraft. You are the reason we're still making this game. We think you deserve better, and we think we can do better.
3. "We'll still have cookie-cutter builds with the new design."
I am slightly amused by the number of comments that say "The theorycrafters will just math out which is the right talent and we'll all just pick that one." But the theorycrafters aren't agreeing with those comments, because they know they won't be able to.
Just to make sure, I chose several specs at random and researched their builds. Sure enough, even with the Cataclysm builds today, you see quotes like "spend the last two points wherever you want" or "choose X or Y at your discretion." It is "easy" (which I put in quotes because theorycrafters devote a lot of time and neurons to it) to determine the value of a DPS talent like Incite or Ignite. It is hard to determine the DPS value of Improved Sprint or Lichborne. Most of the Mists talents are things like the latter. Now there are still some pure throughput (damage, healing, or tanking) talents in the trees. We expect there will sometimes be a right answer as to which talent to take for those roles. On a fight like Baelroc (one boss, no adds), Bladestorm and Shockwave probably aren't competitive with Avatar. We're okay with that, because on Beth'tilac (lots of adds) they definitely can be and it will depend a lot on your play style and the role you have in the fight. However, given that we know a player can only have one of those three talents and that the synergistic effects from those talents with other talents are limited, it is much easier for us to balance say the healing value of Archangel and Divine Star. Despite what you read on the forums, we actually have gotten better at balancing World of Warcraft over the years.
4. "No rewards for leveling."
Once upon a time, you got a new talent point every level. That worked okay for a game with 60 levels. It works less well for a game with 90 levels. It probably is totally incomprehensible for a game with 150 levels, should we ever get there. We keep bumping the level cap because frankly it's fun and we haven't yet come up with a progression mechanism that will feel quite as good.
Leveling is pretty fast these days and fairly rewarding, in that you see lots of new content and get gear quickly, which is something we have trouble replicating at max level (though stay tuned for Mists of Pandaria). On top of that, you'll still get lots of abilities as you level up. Instead of having to click Raging Blow, we'll just give it to you, because frankly if you skip it, you're making a mistake (or you're RPing a Fury warrior who has taken too many blows to the head). There are gaps in getting new abilities, especially at high level, because we don't want players to have to have four rows of action bars to play their character. Again, that is just the blessing and curse of having a game with so many levels.
Third, I'll challenge the notion of just how interesting it is to get that second point in Pain and Suffering or Rule of Law while leveling. Do you really notice that you now kill a creature in 2.9 GCDs instead of 3 GCDs? (But see below for a bit more on this.) There are some game-challenging talents of course, like Shadowform, but as we just discussed, you'll still get those.
Finally, the reality is that for many players, WoW has become a game focused on max level. Back in the day, leveling a fleet of alts was really compelling gameplay, but for many of the old-timers, there just isn't a ton of interest in making a second mage or whatever. Hopefully account-level achievements will help with that somewhat, but at the same time, I don't think it's realistic to expect all of our long-term players to have thirty or more characters at some point in the future. It's a fair concern that the new talent system is geared more towards making max level exciting, but that's also where players tend to spend most of their WoW-playing hours these days. We don't know yet what we are going to do for players who want to play a monk but just can't stomach the idea of hitting Hellfire Peninsula one more time, and how we solve the problem when you get a friend to try WoW, only to discover that your pal will need to spend several weeks or months getting up to max level before he or she is ready to join your Arena team or raid group. But these feel like problems we are going to have to solve at some point.
5. "I like being better than noobs."
It was surprising and a bit disappointing at how frequently we saw this argument. The players in question fully admit that they don't experiment to find the best build. They accept the cookie cutter spec that is offered from a website, but then they use the fact that they knew the cookie cutter to mock players who don't. Intimate knowledge of game mechanics certainly is and should be a component of skill. But knowing how to Google "4.3 Shadow spec" doesn't automatically make you a better player. Sorry, but I'm just going to dismiss this one as an illegitimate concern.
6. "The talents are all PvP choices."
We see this response from players who say "I don't care about PvP," or "raid bosses can't be snared," or even "I am a solo player, so I don't need a defensive cooldown."
First, a lot of players do care about PvP, and almost every choice in the new talent model will be interesting for them. We are also taking some steps with Mists to encourage more crossover between PvP and PvE as the game once had, so even if you don't care for PvP now, maybe we can get you interested in the future.
Second, a lot of raid bosses can't be snared, but their adds and trash sure can be. We don't do a lot of Patchwerk fights these days. Crowd control, movement increases, and defensive cooldowns are all an important part of raid encounters these days. They are even a part of dungeon encounters until you overgear the content.
Now if you're a solo player or a fairly casual raider and you don't often find the need to use crowd control or hit a defensive cooldown, then maybe the choice isn't compelling. But we think that's a problem with the game. I think it's a fair complaint that our outdoor world creatures have become a little monotonous over the years. Once upon a time, you could choose to take on that camp of gnolls, or you could try and handle the elite ogres, or you might get a patrolling kobold. While we don't want outdoor leveling to be brutally difficult, that doesn't mean that every situation needs to be solved with 3 Sinister Strikes. Imagine a cave full of weak spiders. You can choose to AE them all down, use a movement cooldown to get through the cave quickly, use a defensive cooldown to survive the damage, or use your heals to keep you up. When players use their full toolbox of abilities intelligently, they tend to feel good about their character and the game. But it is our responsibility to engineer more of those situations into the world.
7. "Spec doesn't matter."
This is a concern especially for warriors, priests, DKs and the pure classes (those characters who have multiple specs of the same role). What we have concluded is that many players want to choose their spec based on flavor ("I want to be the mage who uses Frost magic") or rotation ("I like the fast gameplay of the Frost DK"). While the raid buff / debuff matrix and spec utility helps to encourage diversity among groups and discourage raid stacking, it's also a little lame when the Affliction lock is asked to spec Demonology (against the player's desire) in order to bring a specific buff. In Mists, we want players to have even more flexibility about which character they want to play. Asking a player to swap from damage to tanking for a couple of fights is acceptable to us. Asking someone to respec from Unholy to Frost just for the debuff is not.
There will still be some utility in the various specs, but less than we have today. You should pick a spec because you like the rotation or the kit. Fire is about crit, Hot Streak, and Ignite. Frost is about Shatter combos and the Water Elemental. Arcane is about mana management and clearing Arcane Blast stacks.
8. "It must be new to be good."
This is a tricky one. Specifically, the warlock and druid trees include a lot of new talent ideas simply because we felt like those classes needed them. While we want to make an effort to add some new mechanics every expansion just to keep things fresh, we don't want to arbitrarily replace fun talents that have stood the test of time just in the name of change for change's sake. Bladestorm is fun. Body and Soul is fun. Shadowstep is fun.
From a designer's perspective, the half-life of a new spell or talent idea is fleetingly short. You know how when you buy a new car and drive it off the lot it immediately loses a huge chunk of its value? New game ideas are like that. Seeing something brand new is super exhilarating, but that thrill just doesn't last. I suspect even by the time Mists launches, we will see a lot of comments along the lines of "When are druids going to get something new? We haven't seen any new ideas since November!"
It isn't our goal to come up with 18 new talents for every class. We want to come up with 18 fun talents, and that's going to mean a mix of old and new. Try not to confuse "shiny" with "good," and we'll try on our end not to fall into that trap as well.
9. "You overhaul talents every expansion. Please leave well enough alone."
This is another tricky issue, because neither extreme (stagnation versus constant design churn) is appealing, and every individual player (and designer!) has a different definition of where those extremes lie. We changed talent trees in Cataclysm to try and fix some of the underlying problems the talent design had since its inception. We actually considered going to the Mists model for Cataclysm, but we were worried that the change would be too shocking to players, so we went with a more restrained design first. As often happens with compromises, it didn't fix the underlying problems. Our hope is that this new design solves them once and for all. That isn't a promise to not change talents for 6.0, 7.0, and beyond. But we hope that an overhaul this drastic isn't necessary again for a long time to come.
MMOs are inherently living designs that are going to change over time. This is particularly true of subscription models, where players rightly expect to see something for their monthly payment. We don't think it's fair to cling to designs that aren't working just because that's the design we shipped with. As we have discussed a great deal lately, we will try to limit our big design changes to new expansions, but it's just not in our DNA to leave something at a B- level if we think we can make it A+.
10. "You've got your minds made up and don't care about what we think."
You're wrong. Next!
As I have said a million times, good games (maybe good anything) can't be designed by popular vote. Our design feedback process is about making informed decisions. The developers will make the decisions we feel are right for the game, but we'll do that armed with the feedback from players about what is fun and not fun for them. If you want to provide the best feedback possible, try to be succinct (we get a lot of feedback), try to be specific (why don't you like something), and don't assume you speak for everyone (game design, like art, is often subjective). Don't get upset if we don't implement your idea -- that's just not a realistic expectation. Don't confuse the echo chamber phenomenon that can occur in forum discussions for consensus. Most importantly, try to remember what will be fun for everyone, and not just your character.
Soon -- TM.
One more thing to keep in mind: Playing with the new talent system in-game is really different from choosing talents on "paper." Some of the decisions we made didn't come about until we could get into the game and see how leveling and playing actually felt. Once we're in alpha, many of you guys will be able to give us some more concrete feedback. We understand that, and we're pushing for doing that just as soon as we can. In the meantime, enjoy the Hour of Twilight.
*Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street is the lead systems designer for World of Warcraft. He role-plays a Fury warrior who has taken too many blows to the head.
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Not a player has been moved off the roster nor added, but there's already lots of intrigue.
The week began with Manny Machado's knee surgery. Though the surgery went as expected, the Orioles said, the 21-year-old's recovery time was now estimated at six months. Previously, it had been four-six months.
It's probable now that Machado won't be ready for the March 31 opener. The Orioles will take the conservative approach, and if he misses two weeks or a month, his season will still be intact and a long-term problem avoided.
Ryan Flaherty and Danny Valencia could play third until Machado comes back. Another infielder could be signed, too. If Flaherty is used at third, does this increase the chances that Jonathan Schoop makes the club? Is Brian Roberts more likely to re-sign with the Orioles?
When the season ended on Sept. 29, Machado was taking his own conservative approach. He hoped to avoid surgery, and was going to see Dr. James Andrews for reassurance. After the Andrews visit, he still wasn't reassured, and then nine days ago, came word that he'd have surgery.
A few days before the end of the season, manager Buck Showalter said he hoped to have his coaching staff back for 2014. Rick Adair had left in mid-August for personal reasons, but Showalter said decisions would have to wait until he talked with Adair.
On Friday, official word came that Adair wouldn't be back. The Orioles had compiled lists of candidates before his departure, and are interviewing Rich Dubee, the former Philadelphia Phillies coach on Tuesday.
Showalter said on Friday that he hoped to have the coaching search wrapped up by the end of the month. The new hire will have major input on the bullpen coach.
Bill Castro, who moved from the bullpen to take over Adair's responsibilities in mid-August, will be considered, but is not assured of getting his old job back if he's not chosen as fulltime pitching coach.
If Castro is not retained, Showalter will have his fifth pitching coach with the Orioles, though he pointed out on Friday, he's had limited experience in hiring them.
Mark Connor worked for Showalter in all four stops in his managerial career and was with him with the Orioles for the first two months of 2011. Showalter has had other pitching coaches, including Orel Hershiser in Texas, but was in a comfort zone with Connor. He'd probably still be with the Orioles if health reasons hadn't pulled him away two years ago.
There's been turnover in the coaching staff each year in Showalter's tenure. After he took over in Aug. 2010, the entire staff was remade at season's end.
Adair replaced Connor in June 2011. The Orioles didn't have a bullpen coach for the last four months of the season. Terry Crowley, Don Werner, Bobby Dickerson and Scott McGregor were among those who filled in.
Castro was hired after the 2011 season and so was DeMarlo Hale, who replaced Willie Randolph as third base coach. Hale left after a year, and was replaced by Dickerson.
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Meanwhile, the St. Louis Cardinals completed their National League Championship Series win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Showalter's old friend Don Mattingly will wait another year for a World Series visit.
The Dodgers should offer Mattingly an extension for the excellent work he did with that club, and here's a hope that the standoff between St. Louis' Joe Kelly and Los Angeles' Scott Van Slyke becomes a one-off. It was slightly amusing last night, but won't be if seen regularly.
Boston can close out its American League Championship Series with a win over Detroit. If the Tigers win, they'll have to play a seventh game at Fenway Park on Sunday and compete with Peyton Manning's return to Indianapolis for the television audience.
The World Series begins Wednesday night in either Boston or Detroit. While the television ratings won't be as strong with the Cardinals in the series, viewer interest has been higher this year than in the past.
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Barb's Pick: The End of Your Life Book Club
The End of Your Life Book Club is the true story of Mary Anne and Will, a mother and son, finding the power of books as she is dying of cancer. For two years, they read an array of genres and deeply discuss topics such as gratitude, listening, and love.
Barb B.'s Pick: My Mother Was Nuts
Penny Marshall, star of Laverne and Shirley, has lived by a few simple rules: "try hard, help your friends, don't get too crazy, and have FUN." My Mother Was Nuts, Marshall's intimate memoir, talks with humor and heart about how she stumbled into acting and directing.


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Community college arranges financial aid workshop for Saturday
Students who plan to apply for college scholarships by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid can receive assistance Saturday at Vance-Granville Community College.
College financial aid officers and other volunteers will be available from 9 a.m. until noon to help North Carolina high school seniors and their families in completing the application.
This application is the standard form required for federal and state need-based aid and for many other scholarships and grants. High school seniors who plan to attend any college during the 2013-2014 academic year are encouraged to attend. FAFSA Day is cosponsored by the College Foundation of North Carolina, North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators and the State Employees' Credit Union. Last year, more than 4,700 students and families received help at hundreds of locations across the state.
The college will hold the workshop on the second floor of Building 7 at the main campus in Vance County.
Registration in advance is strongly encouraged. Students can learn more about FAFSA Day, what to bring and how to register by visiting cfnc.org/fafsaday or by calling toll free 866-866-CFNC.


text: Jordan Staal scored his first goal with the Hurricanes, and his brother Eric added the winner in Carolina's 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night. Jeff Skinner had three assists, Patrick Dwyer added a goal and an assist, and Justin Faulk also scored for Carolina. Cam Ward backed up the offense with a 41-save performance.


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Sabres keep slim hopes alive while Ryan Miller sets franchise record
Apr 5, 2013, 10:31 PM EDT
Things have been grim for the Buffalo Sabres lately – just ask Steve Ott – but Friday brought up what seemed like an unthinkable question: can they make a run for the playoffs?
Buffalo kept its shaky postseason hopes alive with a 4-2 win against the Ottawa Senators while Ryan Miller made history.
Miller, 32, passed Dominik Hasek for first all-time in Sabres history for saves, finishing the night with 35 stops to push his franchise (and career) total to 13,332. Sabres PR guy Ian Ott points out that his mark gives him the sixth-most saves for a goalie with a single franchise.
Moving back to more immediate numbers, the Sabres are now four points out of eighth place with 36 points. There are plenty of good news/bad news bits:
- Sure, they're four points away, but three other teams are closer to the eighth-ranked New York Islanders (40 points).
- Sports Club Stats still only gives them a 5.5 percent shot.
- On the other hand, the Sabres play seven of their final 10 games at home. That could boost their numbers considerably (their outlook improved by 2.6 percent tonight, for instance).
In the grand scheme of things, all those numbers can be a little dizzying. Sports Club Stats also gives teams a benchmark to shoot for, record-wise:
7-0-3 finish: 81.9 percent chance
8-2-0 finish: 66.1 percent chance
7-1-2 finish: 59.4 percent chance
6-0-4 finish: 53.0 percent chance
Things fall off the map quickly once you get into 7-2-1 territory (33.7 percent chance), though, so Buffalo would need to be close-to-perfect to make it happen.
Then again, many probably didn't expect Miller to break one of Hasek's club records when he began his days as Buffalo's No. 1 either, so you never know.
- bruceleroy1 - Apr 5, 2013 at 11:51 PM
I think I speak for many Sabres fans when I say please lose guys. We don't want this team in the playoffs. We want a top 2 or 3 pick in the draft.
- bensawesomeness - Apr 6, 2013 at 1:05 AM
I'm a little curious, what's the general thought among Buffalo fans : Trade or keep Miller?
- tarotsujimoto74 - Apr 6, 2013 at 11:52 AM
IMO, he's only worth trading if they receive a very strong offer for him. I wouldn't look to trade him, but if someone blows you away with an offer, you have to take it.
- canucks30 - Apr 5, 2013 at 11:55 PM
With all due respect;
Dominik Hasek>Ryan Miller
when it comes to Sabres goaltending
- thedavesiknowiknow - Apr 6, 2013 at 2:44 AM
I've seen this one before. You can call it a playoff push. I call it a meteoric rise to 10th that'll only cost us picks.
- zetaone - Apr 6, 2013 at 4:16 AM
The Buffalo Bills have been doing that for the past 14 years.
- patrickhelper - Apr 6, 2013 at 11:17 AM
So you're saying there is a chance? While the Sabres have hope, it may only be hope. Some fans don't know how to think. Do they wish for wins, or hope for better draft picks? I guess it all depends on what kind of fan you are. Short term ,or long term… http://www.helpersports.wordpress.com
- patrickhelper - Apr 6, 2013 at 11:46 AM
http://helpersports.wordpress.com/2013/04/06/slim-to-none/ Sabres need to remember where they play
- steelers4385 - Apr 6, 2013 at 11:57 AM
Wish we could fire everyone and bring folks in who care
- kgun80 - Apr 6, 2013 at 1:11 PM
There are 2 pretty good arguments for both sides.. He's getting older and his contracts almost up. Someone will offer him a boat load of money and be in cap hell for at least 5 years due to an aging goalie… Not sure if that's a good plan.
On the other hand… He's one of the top goalies in the league and very good goalies are not everywhere. So if you want to win soon.. You keep him.
But as a Sabres fan I think we should trade him.. To much money for an aging goalie, might as well get some value. Some teams will give up a lot to get a goalie of his caliber.
- buffalomafia - Apr 6, 2013 at 1:35 PM
I agree with kgun & bruceleroy!
- valoisvipers - Apr 6, 2013 at 5:27 PM
Well fine and dandy to trade Miller for something but who tends the net when he is gone?
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From the M180 take the A180 towards Grimsby and Cleethorpes. Once in Cleethorpes town centre follow the brown holiday park signs to the park.
If programming your SAT NAV device, please use postcode: DN35 0PW. This will guide you directly to Thorpe Park where you will be able to follow the signs for directions to the park. You can also use Google maps for a door to door route planner.
By TrainThe Nearest train station is in Cleethorpes, just 3 miles from the Park. To plan your train journey to and from Thorpe Park, please search using the official National Rail Enquiries online planner and timetable. Alternatively, call National Rail Enquiries helpline on 0845 748 4950.
Haven has negotiated a 10% discount with National Express, Please call 0871 781 8181 for details to plan your journey by coach. Open 7 days a week 8am - 8pm. Payment can be made by credit or debit card - please allow 4 working days for tickets to arrive. Drop off points must be checked with National Express.
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