Buffaloball

Buffaloball
↓   1789 – Present
General information
Government	Muncipal
Personality	Hardworking, friendly
Language(s)	English
Type	Cityball
Affiliation	New Yorkball, USAball
Relations and opinions
Friends	New Yorkball Torontoball Hamiltonball
Enemies	DOWNSTATE SUCKERS AND INFEDELS
Likes	Friendly people, hockey, hard work
Dislikes	Snowstorms, losing at football
Status
Torontoball's Blue Jays are back to finish their home games!
Notes
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Buffaloball is a buffalo likes buffalo wings buffalo buffalo buffalo a cityball located in western New Yorkball and is the seat of Erie County. It has a close relationship with Canadaball due to the close proximity of its border.

History

Once home to 3balls, it was first settled in 1789 and was incorporated as a cityball in 1832. Modern-day Buffaloball has become a very industrious but friendly city all with a large shopping mall, a beautiful waterfront, and two major sports teams.

It's had its rough periods as well. Buffaloball's pro football team made it to 4 consecutive Super Bowls but lost all 4 times. In 1977 they had a blizzard in which it snowed hard and the wind blew all the snow that was resting on the frozen lake into the city. In 2014, it got hit by a massive snowstorm that dumped over 6 feet of snow on its clay. It has a NHL team, the Buffalo Sabres, which only got to play in two Stanley Cup finals, losing both the 1975 and the 1999 "No Goal Game"

The phrase "No Goal" is associated with the controversial goal scored by Dallas player Brett Hull, to clinch the series in triple overtime of game six, as its foot was in the crease but the puck was not. Subsequent to the series-ending goal, the NHL claimed to have sent out a memo clarifying the "skate in the crease" rule allowed goals in instances where the goalscorer maintained control (not possession) of the puck prior to entering the crease. In this play, Hull kicked the puck with its left skate (while still outside of the crease) into a shooting position. Others have pointed out that similar plays were called differently during the regular season. Many Buffalo fans felt that this call was incorrectly made and the term "No Goal!" became their rallying cry. Shortly after, the rule that led to this controversy was removed from the NHL rule book.

Hull's goal ended the series and the Stars were awarded the Stanley Cup

Hosted the 2018 World Junior Hockey Championships, including the first-ever outdoor game.

Relationships

•  New Yorkball - Parent.
•  Torontoball - Very close friend, people from its area visit me quite frequently. Also a friendly hockey rival, we call our meetings the "QEW Rivalry".  I was proud to take care of its Blue Jays during the shortened MLB season and during June and July of 2021.
•  Hamiltonball - Good friend, very hard-working like me.