Buffalo Sabres Alumni Hockey Team

• Rob Ray
• Grant Ledyard
• Craig Muni
• Ric Seiling
• Richie Dunn
• Darryl Shannon
• Morris Titanic
• Derek Smith
• Yuri Khmylev
• Richard Smehlik

Several other players have played on the Sabres Alumni team, depending on the importance of the event, including The "French Connection" lineofRick Martin, Gilbert Perreault, and Rene Robert; Larry Playfair, Fred Stanfield, Bill Hajt, Lindy Ruff, Danny Gare, Tony McKegney, Andrew Peters, Mike Boland, and Daren Puppa^[1]

Notable non-Sabres to have played for the team include:

• Mark Laforest, a Welland, Ontario native and journeyman NHL goalie
• Kevyn Adams, who played most of his NHL career with the Carolina Hurricanes. Adams grew up in Clarence; he joined the team in 2009. Adams formerly served as an assistant coach with the Sabres. Adams now serves as the General Manager of the Sabres as of 2020.
• Seymour H. Knox IV, son of former Sabres owner Seymour H. Knox III and nephew of Northrup R. Knox, the only non-professional hockey player to have ever played for the team, playing goaltender on at least one occasion.
• Marcel Dionne, Hockey Hall of Fame centreman. Dionne resides in Buffalo but never played there in his career (he spent most of his career with the Los Angeles Kings). He has thus far played in two Sabres Alumni games—the first in 1997 (a fundraiser for Ted Darling^[2] as an opponent and again in 2007 (the Parete fundraiser) as a member of the team,^[3] thus making him the most prominent non-Sabre to play for the team. Dionne at one time was affiliated with the Sabres' then-ECHL affiliate in Charleston, South Carolina.

• Official Sabres Alumni Association Web site