On this episode of Talking Buffalo, Patrick Moran is joined by PK from the Buffalo Sports Collective in what becomes a complete Buffalo Sabres burial in what becomes one of the most explosive episodes in the nearly seven-year history of this show.

Owner Terry Pegula went to Montreal and met with this team on Monday before Tuesday night's game, with reports circulating that Pegula showed confidence in everyone in the organization and said the solution is inside the room. The guys would love to know what the hell that solution is as they promptly went out and humiliated themselves against a bad Montreal team, looking at times like they flat out quit.

Both guys and particularly Patrick are set off by this team and have had it. Everything is unloaded on the Sabres during this chat, from uncommitted ownership to a laughingstock general manager where it's clear as day that he's in way over his head in his role. They get into details with both before the attention is turned to the players, who don't deserve to escape wrath. Patrick thinks this is a soft, gutless weak-willed core and they explore many of the reasons why.

They also talk about how the culture is ruined for both fans and content creators. That and much more heat from the guys today.

You can follow PK on Twitter @PK_BSC and check out the Buffalo Sports Collective podcast.

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