Episode 762.

And I'm just going to get right to it.

The Sabres have won the Atlantic Division.

Absolutely mind-blowing.

So, so, so happy for not only the fans, but oh my God.

Most importantly, I'm so happy for Terry only the fans but oh my god more most importantly i'm so happy for terry pagula

and and people might roll their eyes like really might might roll their eyes and be like what is he

even talking about but i'm happy for terry pagula and i'm most importantly happy for these players

oh my god i'm so happy for them.

The drought's over and a fresh new start and a new beginning is going to start.

Yeah, just a shade under a decade and a half.

Well, listen, to get not just not, not, not to be hockey heaven, but, uh, you know, the, uh, what did he say the day he bought the team?

The, the main purpose for the Sabres existence is to win the Stanley Cup and then, you know,

something about hockey heaven.

And listen, it's been 15 years, 14 seasons.

How hard do you think that's been on Terry like honest I mean from a

from a business standpoint alone I mean I can't imagine how much money he's hemorrhaged out of his

account it's got to be what 34 million 30 to 40 million dollars I bet you they've lost per year yeah per season sure yeah yeah I would

agree with that do you think that's that those those uh well when we work for the team um you know

our boss told us that that they were losing around 30 million a year and that was back in

2017 18 somewhere in there.

So I mean, you know, I would think things are even worse in those next four, five, six years.

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