I don't have a problem with how you post. It's what you post.

If you want to post unsubstantiated 15th party made up rumors that people make up on other boards, then be clearer about that when you post it. Other people have complained about this. It's not just me being pissy.

You're missing my point.

There is substantiated evidence that Miller might have a concussion. That's a valid concern based on the responses from Ruff and Regier.

However, there hasn't been a peep from any reputable source that Miller is done for the season. That's straight speculation and guessing unless it comes from someone who would possibly have a clue.

I'll start a separate thread to discuss this. Other boards require you to cite your source if you post a rumor, otherwise they delete it. If the members here don't think that's necessary, I'll shutup about it.

Don't see why there's a big deal from this. A little oopsies would have done fine.

Injury or not, Miller played very bad against the Maple Leafs for the third consecutive time. He earned the punishment to sit out a game against the Rangers with Morrisonn. It is unfortunate, but bad play has to go punished.

Injury or not, Miller played very bad against the Maple Leafs for the third consecutive time. .

http://blogs.buffalonews.com/sabres/2011/04/miller-still-day-to-day-will-make-road-trip.html

Grier and Hecht still out also.

The injured Buffalo goalie is still listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury, though it's highly unlikely he'll play against the Capitals on Saturday or at Carolina on Sunday.

Are you fucking high? Miller went 3-0 with 2 shutouts before that Leafs game, and they lost that by 1. You don't yank your starter after 1 bad game, especially not after a run of stellar play.

Jesus christ.

You meant he played bad for the third time against the Maple Leafs. Ok, that's more reasonable.

When a goaltender makes $6,000,000 a season, I expect him to play well consistently. This means he has to outplay a horrid Maple Leafs team, not make their players look good. When he decides to take a game off, which results in a loss, he earns the consequence of a naughty deed.