truthbluth
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I can't wait for fans in 'Hockey Heaven' to run one of the best talents of his generation out of town for sulking about booing.
What? He's here for the next 7 years. He'll get over it and so will the fans. It seemed to work too so what's the problem?
Than start winning kid. Tired of watching suck on TV and not being overly excited about attending games.
Suffering is right when Darcy said it. Unfortunately its not like we just started suffering at the start of a rebuild. We we're suffering way before when we we're that 14-16 range bubble team with bad 1st round selections which hurt us.
It's not the booing, it's the fan reaction to Jack's interview. People on twitter calling him a diva, and Mike Schopp **** on him pretty wretchedly last night. It's just gross how poorly many of us in the Sabres community treat our stars.
Edit: I'm not saying we should kiss their *****, but for god's sake, the kid was being emotional about getting booed? Good! I'd rather have it get him and ignite him that have booing roll of his back like it's nothing.
I think many are missing the point of all this.
The booing wasn't a big deal.
Neither was the interview.
It's the aftermath of the interview that is stupid, and was the focus of this article.
I was pretty disappointed when I turned on WGR and they were talking about this. All I wanted to do was hear them talk about how amazing the game was, but I guess that doesn't get the phone lines to light up. Their seemed to be more callers over this than their have been for any topic in a while. Just disappointing. I couldn't find it less interesting.
What aftermath? Fans gripe and complain because that's part of being a sports fan. If your team is winning you brag. If your team is losing you complain.
Sports media need to fill hours of air time a week, so everything gets dissected.
Eichel said it best "people take things and run with it." He doesn't soundly deeply offended or done with buffalo. This is a nothing moment that will be forgotten in a few weeks.
What aftermath? Fans gripe and complain because that's part of being a sports fan. If your team is winning you brag. If your team is losing you complain.
Sports media need to fill hours of air time a week, so everything gets dissected.
Eichel said it best "people take things and run with it." He doesn't soundly deeply offended or done with buffalo. This is a nothing moment that will be forgotten in a few weeks.
I call ******** on that. Schopp, the biggest name in a one sports radio station town, **** all over a 20 year old kid for not liking getting booed. So then, Eichel gets asked about it, and his answer belies the fact that he knew his interview was a topic of discussion, and he's defensive about it in that article. And that is utterly stupid.
It's really not that kids job to understand the emotional train wreck we've been on in this town. I really don't give a **** if Eichel gets that Brady losing would have been wonderful schadenfreude for Buffalonians. I don't care that he loves Boston sports. It's not his job to become Buffalo. That **** is so needy. It's his job to win for us. When he doesn't: boos. When he does: cheers.
Not unless the media writes up three different articles about this twisting it to get clicks/reads.
I assume the next few articles will be similar to:
"Buffalo not a destination for Players after Pegula wanting them to be a destination" - there will be a mention of this moment
"Jack Eichel has more learning to do on and off the ice" - This moment will be a focus for them as proof of it
"Rift in the Dressing Room has Bylsma on hot seat" - This will be tied into that somehow