Sabres host the Panthers on October 12. It's on Sportsnet
First game of the season stretch I actually care about and I'm already lost 😅 Sabres hosting Florida on the 12th, it says Sportsnet but what time is puck drop? And does anyone know if a pub in Quebec City will have it, or do I need some Sportsnet streaming thing on my phone? Don't laugh, still learning this stuff 🙈 Maybe I'm wrong and it's blacked out in my region or something. Hoping to catch it before the Montréal game the next night, that one I definitely won't miss. Cheers to anyone who can explain like I'm five! 🍺
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Puck drop's an evening start out east I believe but double check the Sportsnet listings tbh, they usually confirm the exact time closer to game day 🔥 any pub with Sportsnet will have it on, just call ahead so they put it on a screen. If not, the Sportsnet app on your phone does the trick 🙌 Sabres vs Florida, our lot never make it easy 😅💪
You don't abandon your own.
Wait, what does "puck drop" actually mean? Is that just the start of the game? 🤔 Sorry, still learning this stuff 🙏
Learn something new every day.
Puck drop = the moment the ref drops the puck for the opening faceoff, i.e. game start. So "puck drop's an evening start" just means the Sabres-Panthers game begins sometime that evening; Sportsnet will confirm the exact time. Easiest fix: call your pub ahead and ask if they'll throw it on a screen.
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Puck drop explained above. Evening start, exact time on Sportsnet's listings closer to the 12th. Call your pub ahead. Not convinced anyone needs more than that.
Sample first, conclusions after.