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Who is banging the drum at the Sabres game tonight? Rumors point to Ryan Miller
TL;DR
Ryan Miller is rumored to be the drummer at tonight's Buffalo Sabres game, starting the chant of 'Let's go Buffalo!' for the fans. The identity of the drummer is typically kept secret until game time.
Key points
- Ryan Miller is rumored to be the drummer for the Sabres game.
- The drummer starts the chant 'Let's go Buffalo!' for fans.
- The Sabres do not announce the drummer in advance.
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The Buffalo Sabres bang a drum before each of their home games.
The drummer starts a chant of "Let's go Buffalo!" for all the Western New York faithful in attendance. William Fichtner handled the honors for Game 1 of the series against the Canadiens, but with Game 2 on Friday, another drummer is needed.
The Sabres don't generally announce who will be doing it beforehand.
Rumors come out, though, and if Friday's is true, it's exciting.
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Who is banging the drum at the Sabres game tonight?
The rumor circulating is that it'll be Ryan Miller, the legendary Sabres goalie.
That was reported by local TV producer Michael Loffredo:
It hasn't been confirmed by anyone, but that's the news circulating at the moment.
Q&A
Who is rumored to be the drummer for the Sabres game tonight?
Ryan Miller is rumored to be the drummer for tonight's Buffalo Sabres game.
What chant does the drummer start at Sabres home games?
The drummer starts the chant of 'Let's go Buffalo!' at Sabres home games.
Do the Sabres announce the drummer before the game?
No, the Sabres typically do not announce who will be the drummer before the game.
