Legendary Players & Coaches
16 entries in the Buffalo Sabres compendium.
Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart
Don CherryHome of the Sabres, in the Queen City of the Great Lakes.Gilbert PerreaultThe French Connection centre and Sabres legend.Rick VaiveThe former 50-goal scorer who notched two 35-goal seasons with Buffalo.Bobby RousseauA name absent from the official Buffalo Sabres historical record.Dave KeonThe steady captain who bridged the gap between Toronto's dynasty and Buffalo's rising starRick MartinThe French Connection left winger who scored 384 goals and held Buffalo's franchise recordFloyd CurryA speedy center who helped ignite the offense of the early Sabres dynasty.Craig RamsayThe durable two-way forward who never took a penalty in a full season and later coached thThomas SteenA Swedish import who brought grit and speed to the Blue and Gold in the early eighties.Rob RayThe enforcer who holds the Sabres record for penalty minutes and won the King Clancy TrophJohn VanbiesbrouckThe mustachioed wall of ice who held down Buffalo's net with grit, charm, and unforgettablBrad MayThe overtime hero of the 1993 playoff upset, forever known for the 'Mayday goal.'Lindy RuffThe architect of Buffalo's regular-season dominance in the late nineties.Glen WesleyA defenseman who made his NHL debut with the Boston Bruins in the 1987–88 season.Chris DruryThe steady hand and voice of the Sabres during their most critical playoff resurgence.Wendel ClarkThe Big Cat who roared for Buffalo, defining an era of grit and leadership.
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