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Watching The Sabres

from Kevin of BfloBlog,

Via press release, the Sabres confirmed what their schedule has shown for some time - that the next four Sabres games will not be televised.

  “Out of our 82-game schedule, the MSG Network has broadcast rights to 70, and the Versus Network has rights to a maximum of eight,” said Larry Quinn, Buffalo’s minority owner/managing partner. “As such, we needed to select four games to be radio only. We chose these west coast games due to their late starts.”

Very clever, LQ. It’s MSG’s fault! But you were the one who negotiated the deal with MSG in the first place. You negotiated away the four road games. No city in America draws higher ratings for hockey than Buffalo, but we surely wouldn’t stay up past 10:00 to watch our team, right?

(I’m sure it has nothing to do with cost though…)

But not to fear, we at least get them on the radio, right?

Um, kinda’.

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