“Can the Buffalo Sabres Break the Cycle of Heartbreak? A Fan’s Tale of Endurance and Hope”
And they still have fans like Jones. He’s lowered his expectations of the on-ice product. He views the Sabres as his “lovable losers,” works down the street from the arena and enjoys meeting up with friends at the games to break up the monotony of long winters. He acknowledges the time commitment is more strenuous than the cost.
“If you’re living and dying on every game, I have no idea how people like that can last more than one year as a season ticket holder in the drought era,” Jones said.
The answer is that fewer and fewer people can, especially when the suffering Regier talked about over a decade ago has no end in sight.
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