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@GenoManager I never realized how awful the Montreal fanbase was until this playoff run. Insane the amount of crying they do, especially when they get most of the calls and their players flop around whenever they get the chance - truly embarrassing.

We beat Tampa + refs and Buffalo + refs, no suprise we need to beat Carolina + refs. Brutal

@FlHeart @EWErickson @DanaBashCNN @CNN The facts of this post arr that CNN continues to lie and act as a propaganda arm of liberals. You can do what aboutisns all you want - doesn’t change the fact that CNN knowingly and blatantly lies.

@EWErickson @DanaBashCNN @CNN Right, let’s go back and make this about gender ideology instead of the fact that gas is at $5 a gallon, this war was fucking stupid, our allies hate us, and Trump is stealing money from taxpayers to give out to his friends. Let’s focus on what matters, trans bullshit.

I hope @DanaBashCNN and @CNN will clarify this Talarico issue. Here is the chryon which claims Trump "falsely claiming" Talarico "believes in six genders." Attached is the video where Talarico claims exactly that thing Trump said.

@CahillCarla @KonstantinKisin Typical liberal loon who thinks she is “enlightened” because of her suicidal empathy, but is actually naive and a fool. This is so on brand for liberal women - sanctimonious - and yet utterly wrong.

@KonstantinKisin So white people create a problem, then pat themselves on the back for fixing it?

What if the west isn't the villain they told you it was? We’ve spent years accepting accusations about racism, intolerance, and slavery without challenging the bigger historical reality: The societies most condemned today are also the ones that led the world in ending slavery, expanding rights, and building the most tolerant nations on earth. That’s the conversation nobody wants to have.

@DerrickEvans4WV Perfect, of course not - but indisputably the greatest country this planet has ever known! 🇺🇸

I’m proud to be an American and I teach my children to be proud as well. Our ancestors made sacrifices we can’t even comprehend. Never let someone tell you that you should be ashamed to be an American.

@Boum5910 “Made me found out” haha I just found out that you are a moron.

This playoff series between Habs and Sabres made me found out that the Buffalo fans are the biggest whiners cry babies in whole NHL.

@agileone_twt @PierreLucMathi1 Yes - only Montreal fans know hockey…🙄 Do you people even hear yourselves? - sanctimonious D- bags. Buffalo is one of the most hockey loving cities in the US - you know the country that just won the gold medal.

@PierreLucMathi1 The difference is Tampa fans know the don't know hockey. Sabres fans think they know hockey.

What a series it was , back and fort , madness, crazy bounces , we’ve seen it all But men I got the say, the Sabres fans are the whiniest fuckers I’ve ever seen Tampa’s fan showed decency and sportsmanship once the series was over These idiots however are just crying nonstop

@HackswithHaggs Agreed - the flagrant flop by Canadiens goalie should have been called. Embarassment to the game and the league to flail around like he’d been shot. Puck is loose in crease - Sabres player has every right to go after it.

Don’t care if it’s Game 7. A no penalty call here is a joke

@PheelinPhresh1 @BetMGM The guy that says “you’re” emotions calls other people retards. Ahhh the irony when dealing with morons.

@BetMGM yall still have hope. Lmao! Sabres are a joke of a franchise that took 14 years to break a playoff drought (statistically should be impossible) and bills bout to waste 17’s career. Those are the facts. But yeah continue to be drunk r*tards and let them dictate you’re emotions

The Bills joined the NFL in 1970 The Sabres joined the NHL in 1970 Neither team has won a Championship 55 years and 110 seasons of losing

@Mike_Bundt Nah - the NHL doesn’t want small market Buffalo to advance. Never been a conspiracy guy, but 112 seasons of Buffalo teams mysteriously getting screwed over by one off mistakes makes you reconsider that this really is all fake.

This is only the beginning for the Sabres! It’s going to get much better from here. Embrace the pain because that means they were good enough to make you care.

@jarndt34 @NHLMedia @CanadiensMTL Refs early whistle deserves all the credit. Sabres won 3-2 until Refs got involved.

@NHLMedia @CanadiensMTL Dobes deserves all the credit actually

The @CanadiensMTL just don't lose consecutive games, and Martin St. Louis deserves a ton of credit. 📺: #NHLTonight on NHL Network has postgame coverage of every game of the #StanleyCup Playoffs

@NHLMedia @CanadiensMTL Embarassing game for NHL - clearly fixed.

The @CanadiensMTL are moving on, and Nick Suzuki and Alex Newhook spoke following the #Game7 win! 📺: #NHLTonight on NHL Network has postgame coverage of every game of the #StanleyCup Playoffs

@gablebrandon @spittinchiclets Not ass - just told who to help win

@spittinchiclets The refs in the playoffs continue to be absolute ass

SABRES GET BLUE BALLED BY AN EARLY WHISTLE 😳

@spittinchiclets How many times does this have to happen to Buffalo teams before we acknowledge the fix is in. This is as clean a goal as you will see in the nhl - but strangely there was an early whistle against Buffalo. It’s exhausting

@chotskij @jimrome Sabres won the game - NHL and officials had a different idea. I was never a conspiracy guy but after this and the 50 other dibacols I have witnessed I have to concede that the fix is in

@jimrome Great season for the Sabres - they will be a cup contender for a while. Montreal best Tampa and Buffalo back to back on the road game 7s. Extremely impressive.

Buffalooooo, nooooo! Not again! How much heartbreak can one city endure?! #Montreal #NHL

@jimrome Clearly fixed. Sabres scored winning goal - but a mysterious early whistle disallowed the goal.

@LazyLightning7 @jonathanhouetw2 @BuffaloSabres And Sabres won the game with a goal to make it 3-2. Clear goal- that somehow had an early whistle. Habs fans should be embarrassed.

@jonathanhouetw2 @BuffaloSabres You guys got dominated in that game. In your zone all game. Buffalo was clearly the better team. Enjoy getting swept by the Canes.

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@BuffaloSabres Sabres won that game. Another incredible screw job by the NHL.

@MitchyGallo Ok - but that’s not what we were talking about tho. Maybe reread what I posted and rewatch the first ten minutes and you will get it. Either way, I don’t suffer fools so good luck to you

@BuffBills541 Everyone that isn’t bias thought the Sabres were dead. Thanks for reading.

Here are my three takeaways from tonight’s 8-3 Montreal Canadiens loss to the Buffalo Sabres in Game 6, brought to you by Snap Bar Sportif in Rigaud. 1- What happened...?! Everyone in the building and everyone on the Canadiens bench had to be thinking the same thing: how did things unravel so quickly? Montreal looked completely in control and well on their way to punching their ticket to the Eastern Conference Final. They scored on their first three shots on goal, one at even strength, one on the power play and one shorthanded. They chased Alex Lyon from the crease and forced Lindy Ruff into an early goalie change. The Bell Centre was in a celebratory mood and the Sabres looked lifeless with no answer for Montreal’s early push. But everything changed abruptly when Mike Matheson took a four-minute high-sticking penalty. Buffalo capitalized with Jason Zucker scoring on a bit of a broken play, giving the Sabres life. To Montreal’s credit, they followed that goal with a couple of dominant offensive-zone shifts, but they couldn’t extend the lead and instead headed into the intermission up by just one. The second period completely belonged to Buffalo. For the second time in the game, and continuing a troubling trend, Montreal allowed a goal in the opening minute of the period. The Sabres then got goals from Jack Quinn and Konsta Helenius, and for the first time all playoffs, the Bell Centre went quiet. You have to give Buffalo credit for refusing to quit. Now, for the second time this postseason, Montreal will have to go on the road and win a Game 7 to keep its season alive. 2- Slafkovsky has his worst game of the postseason Juraj Slafkovsky had a disaster of an opening shift and things never got better from there. He blew a tire in the neutral zone, turning the puck over and sending the Sabres the other way. He then chased Rasmus Dahlin and pulled more of a fly-by than an actual defensive play, giving Buffalo’s captain a clear lane to the net and another early lead. The rest of the night wasn’t any better for Montreal’s young budding star. He couldn’t handle the puck and seemed to either fumble it or turn it over every time it came his way. On the power play, he was a dead spot on the ice. Last game, Slafkovsky finished with three assists and was one of Montreal’s most impactful forwards. Game 6 could not have gone any differently. There’s really been no middle ground for Slafkovsky in these playoffs. He’s either been terrific or he’s struggled mightily. On a team filled with young players, he’s probably shown the biggest highs and lows. He’s getting a crash course in playoff hockey. 3- Turn the page A lot of the issues that plagued Montreal during the regular season resurfaced in Game 6. It was another poor start, allowing the opening goal of the game. It was another rough night on the penalty kill, a unit that has been operating below 80 percent in the playoffs and gave up three more goals. And maybe most concerning, home ice once again meant very little. Montreal’s home record in these playoffs now falls to 2-4. Last round against Tampa Bay, the Canadiens actually played a strong Game 6 but ran into a locked-in Andrei Vasilevskiy, who essentially stole the game. That wasn’t the case tonight. Against Buffalo, Montreal was thoroughly outplayed in almost every measurable category and simply couldn’t match the desperation level the Sabres brought with their season on the line. The one positive is that by taking a 3-2 series lead, the Canadiens gave themselves multiple chances to eliminate Buffalo while the Sabres had no margin for error. Montreal already found a way to win a Game 7 on the road once in these playoffs. Now we’ll see if they can do it again. @tsn690

@MitchyGallo You do this for a living? My God you are obtuse. Shots are an indicator yes, especially when they are 10-3. Also. offensive zone time heavily favored Sabres. Anyone watching could see that the Sabres were playing better… well people that don’t have a bias anyway.

@BuffBills541 Yeah shots really matter. Totally indicate exactly how a game is going.

@MitchyGallo Habs were being outshot 10-3 and Sabres were carrying the play - you can lol all you want, but it just makes you look more foolish.

@BuffBills541 It looked like Montreal was going to stomp them. Buffalo looked done at 3-1. I wasn’t wrong “BuffaloBills.” Lol.