Today on Bruins Daily

Yes, even with the Red Sox in the World Series, we’ll be providing live tweets from tonight’s Bruins-Sabres matchup. Follow us on @BruinsDaily for updates and be sure to have your voice heard using #DailyLive in your tweets.

In case you missed it

Your’s truly debuted the “Jack Edwards call of the week“, our latest weekly piece on Bruins Daily. This ought to be fun throughout the season.

Know the enemy

As bad as last year was in Buffalo, where Lindy Ruff was shown the door midway through the lockout-shortened season, things have gotten that much worse for the Blue and Gold just 10 games into the season. Under new coach Ron Rolston, the team is an abysmal 1-8-1 in their first 10 and it looks like things aren’t going to get any better. Both Ryan Miller and Thomas Vanek have been the subject of many trade rumors (including one as recently as this week), while GM Darcy Regier continues to be under scrutiny in Western New York.

Yet, as part of NBCSN’s “Rivalry Wednesday”, the Sabres get another appearance on national television against the Black and Gold. The last time the B’s were on “Rivalry Wednesday” were against these same Sabres just two days after the Boston Marathon Bombings.

Despite the slow start, this is very well a trap game for the Bruins as the San Jose Sharks await their arrival for tomorrow’s contest.

Bruins linkage

Daniel Paille finds it difficult to watch his former team hit rock bottom. (Joe Haggerty/CSNNE)

The Days of Y’Orr crew previews today’s matchup the only way they can. (DOY)

Another reminder that the Bruins shouldn’t keep their eye off the task in hand tonight against Buffalo. (Fluto Shinzawa/Boston.com Bruins Blog)

League linkage

Remember former Bruin Phil Kessel? Well in case you don’t, he scored a hat trick in the Leafs’ 4-2 win over the Ducks last night, and Peter Chiarelli was in attendance to see it all at the Air Canada Centre. (NHL.com)

Why Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard “Pickles” Vlasic is the best defender you never heard of. (The Hockey Writers)

Corey Crawford got the best of Panthers forward Jonathan Huberdeau on a penalty shot last night, and it was quite memorable for the Blackhawks goalie. (ESPN Chicago)

Bruins projected lineup

Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Jarome Iginla
Reilly Smith-Patrice Bergeron-Loui Eriksson
Carl Soderberg-Chris Kelly-Brad Marchand
Daniel Paille-Gregory Campbell-Shawn Thornton

Zdeno Chara-Johnny Boychuk
Dennis Seidenberg-Dougie Hamilton
Torey Krug-Adam McQuaid

Chad Johnson
Tuukka Rask

Sabres projected lineup

Thomas Vanek-Cody Hodgson-Drew Stafford
Marcus Foligno-Tyler Ennis-Steve Ott
Zemgus Girgensons-Johan Larsson-Brian Flynn
John Scott-Mikhail Grigorenko-Kevin Porter

Christian Ehrhoff-Mark Pysyk
Henrik Tallinder-Tyler Myers
Nikita Zadorov-Jamie McBain

Ryan Miller
Jhonas Enroth

Tweets of interest

Haggs thinks that Dunkin Donuts is excited for tonight’s matchup in Buffalo, or are they?

Even Dunkin Donuts is pumped for Rivalry Night on @NBCSN w/B’s/Sabres RT @DunkinDonuts: Who’s planning on sliding home for big game tonight?

— Joe Haggerty (@HackswithHaggs) October 23, 2013

Here’s a retro ticket from the 1967 World Series, where it only cost $8 for grandstand seats:

1967 World Series Ticket – cheaper than a ballpark beer. (Photo via WBZ-TV Viewer Jack Flaherty) #RedSox pic.twitter.com/TD303kLTyr

— Steve Saleeba (@TheSteveDuJour) October 23, 2013

For something completely different…

In honor of America’s favorite TV news anchor Ron Burgundy, Ben & Jerry’s debuted their newest flavor ‘Scotchy Scotch Scotch‘ to hype the upcoming Anchorman sequel. That said, here is another urgent announcement from the legend himself, so please stop what you’re doing right now: