2000-01 Buffalo Sabres Roster

National Hockey League (NHL)
Team Record: 46-30-5-1 - 98 points
Finishing 2nd in the NHL's Northeast Division
Postseason: 7-6
Lost NHL conference semi-finals
Conference Quarter-Finals - Defeated Philadelphia Flyers 4-2
Conference Semi-Finals - Lost to Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3
Coach: Lindy Ruff (46-30-5, 1 OTL)
Location: Buffalo, New York
2000-01 Buffalo Sabres Statistics
2000-01 Buffalo Sabres Results

The Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League ended the 2000-01 season with a record of 46 wins and 30 losses (and 1 overtime losses) and 5 ties for 98 points, finishing second in the NHL's Northeast Division. The team compiled a postseason mark of 7-6.

The Sabres surrendered 184 goals, fewest in the league. Buffalo netted 218 goals. Miroslav Satan scored 29 goals for the team and accounted for 33 assists. Dominik Hasek earned 37 wins for the squad and a team-best 2.11 goals against average, leading goaltenders with enough qualifying appearances.

Lindy Ruff coached the team. The 2000-01 Buffalo Sabres lost in the NHL conference semi-finals.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight S/C Hometown
Maxim AfinogenovRSeptember 4, 19796'0"191LMoscow, Russia
Dave AndreychukLSeptember 29, 19636'4"220RHamilton, ON Canada
Donald AudetteRSeptember 23, 19695'8"190RLaval, QC Canada
Stu BarnesCDecember 25, 19705'11"180RSpruce Grove, AB Canada
Martin BironGAugust 15, 19776'3"163LLac St. Charles, QC Canada
Eric BoultonLAugust 17, 19766'1"220LHalifax, NS Canada
Curtis BrownCFebruary 12, 19766'0"195LUnity, SK Canada
Brian CampbellDMay 23, 19796'0"190LStrathroy, ON Canada
J.P. DumontRApril 1, 19786'1"205LMontreal, QC Canada
Doug GilmourCJune 25, 19635'11"177LKingston, ON Canada
Chris GrattonCJuly 5, 19756'4"231LBrantford, ON Canada
Denis HamelLMay 10, 19776'1"201LLachute, QC Canada
Dominik HasekGJanuary 29, 19656'1"166LPardubice, Czech Republic
Steve HeinzeRJanuary 30, 19705'11"202RLawrence, MA USA
Dmitri KalininDJuly 22, 19806'3"206LCheljabinsk, Russia
Jay McKeeDSeptember 8, 19776'3"199LKingston, ON Canada
Mika NoronenGJune 17, 19796'2"200LTampere, Finland
James PatrickDJune 14, 19636'2"202RWinnipeg, MB Canada
Erik RasmussenCMarch 28, 19776'1"215LSt. Louis Park, MN USA
Rob RayRJune 8, 19686'0"217LStirling, ON Canada
Miroslav SatanLOctober 22, 19746'3"191LTopolcany, Slovakia
Peter SkudraGApril 24, 19736'1"189LRiga, Latvia
Richard SmehlikDJanuary 23, 19706'4"222LOstrava, Czech Republic
Chris TaylorCMarch 6, 19726'2"192LStratford, ON Canada
Vladimir TsyplakovLApril 18, 19696'1"197LMoscow, Russia
Vaclav VaradaRApril 26, 19766'0"208LVsetin, Czech Republic
Rhett WarrenerDJanuary 27, 19766'1"203RShaunavon, SK Canada
Jason WoolleyDJuly 27, 19696'0"203LToronto, ON Canada
Alexei ZhitnikDOctober 10, 19725'11"225LKiev, Ukraine


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