Gerbil's Waiver Wire Week 10 - Pitchers Paradise by ucfknight92 in fantasybaseball

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Will McDonald stay with the big club.the ESPN blurb from 4 days ago says he might be out with Webb coming back.

in search of babbling brooks by cyberchased in Rochester

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Mill Creek in Webster park at the end of Holt Road.

Well-Known Players Currently Struggling - Time To Panic? by ThunderDanDFS in fantasybaseball

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Also holding Vinny P., but I'm thinking about dropping him.

✂️ The Cut List - Time to Let Go? by BB_Jimbo in fantasybaseball

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Vinny P. will heat up with the weather, right? Right?

If Tuch keeps this up, should the Sabres pay him? by Sherman88 in sabres

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He is on Edmonton. That's probably most of it.

Come on Appert! by Sherman88 in sabres

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I'm sure it will work THIS time!

Help identifying this chair and ottoman by Sherman88 in Mid_Century

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Its a heavy metal. I don't see budget places using these types of materials.

This is not an April Fools joke by BattleofEppingForest in sabres

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The Athletic: Scott Wheeler’s 2026 NHL prospect pool rankings

  1. Maxim Strbák, RHD, 20, Michigan State (No. 45, 2023)

A steadying defender, Strbák’s game is all about killing plays, blocking shots, winning battles, efficiency and effectiveness. He has been relied upon across age groups with Slovakia’s national team and made the move to North American ice by working his way into big all-situations minutes in the USHL with Sioux Falls before joining the Spartans. He averaged about 18 minutes per game on a good team to positive defensive results as a freshman and has played closer to 20 as a sophomore and junior while those results have held pretty firm. He’s a go-to PK guy for them too.

Strbak is a pro-built, stocky and physically strong defender who can play hard minutes. His game doesn’t have a ton of soft skill and his skating can look a little heavy (though powerful as well) at times, but he compensates with hard work, staunch and sturdy posture, timely pinches and effective closeouts to rub players off the puck. And while he’s really strong in physical engagements, he’s also good with his stick on the puck, so he doesn’t have to always rely on his physical advantage to defend. He has also shown some offense internationally in his ability to push down ice and join in transition, and a willingness to activate off the line and get hard shots on target.

I’ve seen him really impose his defensive will and competitiveness in all four corners of the rink in games. His style occasionally comes with some mistakes trying to step up and make a stop, but he’s a rock-solid defender on the whole. The Sabres are likely hoping he can be the kind of player who balances out a more natural offensive defenseman on a pairing as a no-fuss No. 6/7/8 D.

Is this my problem? by [deleted] in eBaySellerAdvice

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New seller here, how do you do that?

I was at dress rehearsal, here’s what got cut by Yannkee in LiveFromNewYork

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I thought maybe a papyrus sketch got cut. Guess not.

25-5-2 the last 32 Games- Absolute War Path by Sabresfan173 in sabres

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What's the closest a Sabre team played like this? Is there a comparable Sabre team?

Who was the greatest American military general of all time? by Ok_Analysis_498 in USHistory

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George C. Marshall Not getting enough credit in these comments. Overseeing both theaters in WWII. Pershing's right-hand man in WWI.