David has been a Sabres, Bills and Yankees fan my entire life. In the past five years the NHL and the Buffalo Sabres have become his passion. Be sure to check out his blog, Die By The Blade.

Jessica is an undergraduate college student and dedicated, obsessed fan of the Buffalo Sabres. She admits that her knowledge of hockey and love of the team only stems back to 2000, but she also knows more than a thing or two about the sport. In fact, she actually attempted to play ice hockey for a few months. Unfortunately, after being knocked down one too many times and finding out that her career scoring plateau was one goal, she decided that watching the Sabres play would be more safe and enjoyable for everyone involved! She has a hard time choosing a favorite player on the team, since she believes that everyone contributes something. She also considers anyone that leaves the team to be dead, although Martin Biron will always hold a special place in her heart. She hopes to add a little discussion to the Sabres community with her thoughts and opinions on the past and future of the teamwith her Sabres Center Ice blog.

The original mission of BfloBlog remains the same as it was back in October of 2005: provide an outlet for intelligent sports talk for Western New Yorkers all around the country. It’s how it started, and it’s what we do today, just that a heck of a lot more people are doing it with me now by commenting and contributing.

When the blog started, BfloBlog was Kevin and his buddy Mark. Mark has since disappeared (in the blog-sense), so BfloBlog is now a solo effort run by just Kevin. Once upon a time, Both Mark and Kevin had devoted their efforts (about two years in Kevin's case) to writing for a collaborative political blog. But they found more and more of their posts drifting into the realm of their hometown of Buffalo, and it’s sports teams. When they looked around the blogosphere, they realized that there wasn’t a blog out there focused solely on Buffalo sports. There were some nice Bills fansites, one good Sabres blog, and then nothing. Well, nature abhors a vacuum, so Mark and Kevin set about filling the void.

But they are proud to say that they kept at it, and today Buffalo’s “Original Sports Blog” is no longer the lone voice of the Buffalo fan in the blogosphere, and they would like to think they had a hand in that in a couple cases. Who knows where all this could lead. In an ideal world, they would both quit their full-time jobs and turn their blog site into a huge cash cow, but that’s unlikely to happen. Instead, they will just keep writing a blog that focuses on Buffalo sports from the perspective of intelligent Buffalo sports fans (talk about an oxymoron.) And they hope you all will keep coming back.