Malcolm Gladwell Grantland article
This is not a Sabres or even a hockey link, but I found it very interesting how the article relates to the current and former Sabres owners.
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Pegula seems like the kind of guy who gets way more than Gladwell’s 28% “psychic benefit” from owning the Sabres.
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Yeah, from everything he’s said and done it seems like it’s pretty much completely inverted. It’s more interesting to me to think about Golisano’s investment: clearly much more of a business interest than with Pegula, but there was still some social/psychic benefit for Golisano. I would argue moreso than with Ralph Wilson.
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