DR HOLLIDAY Posted November 9, 2008 Report Posted November 9, 2008 If anyone has played NHL 09, you know that there is an all time Montreal team, to celebrate their 100 year anniversary. When you play with them, they have no helmets, they guys look like the actually players. No cigarette in Lafleurs mouth, but its pretty kool, even though I hate them. Who do you think should be on the all Sabre team? Here's my list, probably forget some guys, but here we go. I forget the wings the guys used to play, sorry for the spelling as well. Line 1 Rene Robert Gilbert Perreault Rick Martin Line 2 Alex Mogilny Pat Lafontaine Danny Gare Line 3 Dave Andreychuk Dale Hawerchuk Mike Foligno Line 4 Craig Ramsey Mike Peca Don Luce D-Line 1 Mike Ramsey Phil Housley D-Line 2 Bill Hajt Jim Schoenfeld D-Line 3 Jay McKee Tim Horton Goalies Dominik Hasek Don Edwards Coach Lindy Ruff
gregkash Posted November 9, 2008 Report Posted November 9, 2008 I disagree with Tim Horton and Mike Foligno and to a lesser extent, Jay McKee. How long did Hawerchuck play with Buffalo.. I know he's part of the 500 goal club but I thought he was an older guy when he finally came over to Buffalo. Rob Ray I think should be added. I know he wasn't a goal scorer but he is one of the most popular sabres of all time. Doug Bodger perhaps? I don't remember how long he played with Buffalo, but I do remember liking him a lot.
darksabre Posted November 9, 2008 Report Posted November 9, 2008 http://www.sabresalumni.com/history/roster.php great source of info edit: looking through the all time roster, I think you have to include guys like Jerry Korab on D Jim Lorentz at C Larry Playfair on D Rob Ray at RW Ric Seiling on RW
DR HOLLIDAY Posted November 9, 2008 Author Report Posted November 9, 2008 I disagree with Tim Horton and Mike Foligno and to a lesser extent, Jay McKee.How long did Hawerchuck play with Buffalo.. I know he's part of the 500 goal club but I thought he was an older guy when he finally came over to Buffalo. Rob Ray I think should be added. I know he wasn't a goal scorer but he is one of the most popular sabres of all time. Doug Bodger perhaps? I don't remember how long he played with Buffalo, but I do remember liking him a lot. Foligno was a great Sabre, we could use a guy like him right now.
stenbaro Posted November 9, 2008 Report Posted November 9, 2008 If anyone has played NHL 09, you know that there is an all time Montreal team, to celebrate their 100 year anniversary. When you play with them, they have no helmets, they guys look like the actually players. No cigarette in Lafleurs mouth, but its pretty kool, even though I hate them. Who do you think should be on the all Sabre team? Here's my list, probably forget some guys, but here we go. I forget the wings the guys used to play, sorry for the spelling as well.Line 1 Rene Robert Gilbert Perreault Rick Martin Line 2 Alex Mogilny Pat Lafontaine Danny Gare Line 3 Dave Andreychuk Dale Hawerchuk Mike Foligno Line 4 Craig Ramsey Mike Peca Don Luce D-Line 1 Mike Ramsey Phil Housley D-Line 2 Bill Hajt Jim Schoenfeld D-Line 3 Jay McKee Tim Horton Goalies Dominik Hasek Don Edwards Coach Lindy Ruff Nice job.. I would substitute Barraso for Edwards Playfair for Mckee and Korab for Horton.. Barraso was my favorite Sabre of all time..I loved the way he beat on opponents in his crease....Playfair was really more than a fighter..I thought he was going to be a Norris candidate and was developing nicely then he broke his leg in the 83 Bruins series and never quite made it to the level he was on his way to being..
DR HOLLIDAY Posted November 10, 2008 Author Report Posted November 10, 2008 I disagree with Tim Horton and Mike Foligno and to a lesser extent, Jay McKee.How long did Hawerchuck play with Buffalo.. I know he's part of the 500 goal club but I thought he was an older guy when he finally came over to Buffalo. Rob Ray I think should be added. I know he wasn't a goal scorer but he is one of the most popular sabres of all time. Doug Bodger perhaps? I don't remember how long he played with Buffalo, but I do remember liking him a lot. Stats for Hawerchuk, not many Sabres have put up 4 solid years like that. GP G A Pts PM GP G A Pts PM (playoffs) 1990?91 Buffalo Sabres NHL 80 31 58 89 32 6 2 4 6 10 1991?92 Buffalo Sabres NHL 77 23 75 98 27 7 2 5 7 0 1992?93 Buffalo Sabres NHL 81 16 80 96 52 8 5 9 14 2 1993?94 Buffalo Sabres NHL 81 35 51 86 91 7 0 7 7 4 1994?95 Buffalo Sabres NHL 23 5 11 16 2 2 0 0 0 0
gregkash Posted November 10, 2008 Report Posted November 10, 2008 Stats for Hawerchuk, not many Sabres have put up 4 solid years like that. GP G A Pts PM GP G A Pts PM (playoffs) 1990?91 Buffalo Sabres NHL 80 31 58 89 32 6 2 4 6 10 1991?92 Buffalo Sabres NHL 77 23 75 98 27 7 2 5 7 0 1992?93 Buffalo Sabres NHL 81 16 80 96 52 8 5 9 14 2 1993?94 Buffalo Sabres NHL 81 35 51 86 91 7 0 7 7 4 1994?95 Buffalo Sabres NHL 23 5 11 16 2 2 0 0 0 0 That's a decent four years, but if I mean, if you're just going by that, then I nominate Miro Satan 1996-1997 Sabres 12 8 2 10 1 4 2 0 1 29 27.6 1997-1998 Sabres 79 22 24 46 2 34 9 0 4 139 15.8 1998-1999 Sabres 81 40 26 66 24 44 13 3 6 208 19.2 1999-2000 Sabres 81 33 34 67 16 32 5 3 5 265 12.5 2000-2001 Sabres 82 29 33 62 5 36 8 2 4 206 14.1 2001-2002 Sabres 82 37 36 73 14 33 15 5 5 267 13.9 2002-2003 Sabres 79 26 49 75 -3 20 11 1 3 240 10.8 2003-2004 Sabres 82 29 28 57 -15 30 11 1 5 206 14.1
DR HOLLIDAY Posted November 10, 2008 Author Report Posted November 10, 2008 That's a decent four years, but if I mean, if you're just going by that, then I nominate Miro Satan 1996-1997 Sabres 12 8 2 10 1 4 2 0 1 29 27.6 1997-1998 Sabres 79 22 24 46 2 34 9 0 4 139 15.8 1998-1999 Sabres 81 40 26 66 24 44 13 3 6 208 19.2 1999-2000 Sabres 81 33 34 67 16 32 5 3 5 265 12.5 2000-2001 Sabres 82 29 33 62 5 36 8 2 4 206 14.1 2001-2002 Sabres 82 37 36 73 14 33 15 5 5 267 13.9 2002-2003 Sabres 79 26 49 75 -3 20 11 1 3 240 10.8 2003-2004 Sabres 82 29 28 57 -15 30 11 1 5 206 14.1 He never came close to 100 points, plus I hate him........... :beer:
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