Buffalo Sports Collective
The Buffalo Sports Collective hosted by Phil and PK is a Bandits centered podcast with Bills and Sabres coverage mixed in. New shows are released every Monday/Friday (November-June) and every Wednesday (July-October).
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- 4
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- Jul 29, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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NLL Free Agency Predictions (opens the original)
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Join Phil on his solo journey as he breaks down the NLL free agents. See who we have joining the Buffalo Bandits signing this off season and other moves around the NLL.
Buffalo Bandits Report Card (opens the original)
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Join Phil and PK as they have a Bandits only show. We kick it off asking which current or former Bandits will have their numbers retired to the rafters. Then it’s time to hand out their report card for the year. We go through the key moments, the current framework of the team, Free Agents the team could target and the questions that they go into the new season with.
SSK, TOR, VAN Report Cards (opens the original)
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Join Phil and PK as they go through the Krebs signing and attempt to fill out the 23-man roster (8:26). We then wrap up our report cards for around the league with Saskatchewan (25:19), Toronto (38:38) and Vancouver (53:29).
OTT, PHI, ROC, SD Report Cards (opens the original)
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Join Phil and PK as they go through the slow start to Free Agency for the Sabres and a goodbye to a once thought of savior of the Franchise (9:56). We then head back to the classroom once again for Ottawa (19:02), Philly (35:02), Rochester (47:02) and San Diego (1:00:36).
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