On November 6, 1990, wearing the number 34 (31 was worn by backup goaltender Jacques Cloutier that year), Hašek made his first NHL start in a 1–1 tie against the Hartford Whalers.
In his nine seasons with the Sabres, Hasek won the Hart Trophy in 1996 and 1997, and won the Vezina Trophy six times from 1993 to 2001. Find Dominik Hasek stats, teams, height, weight, Position: Goalie His No. Hall of Fame goalie Dominik Hasek, one of seven Buffalo Sabres to have his uniform number retired, took to Twitter on Wednesday to criticize … 39 retired. Hasek was inducted into the Sabres Hall of Fame last season and the Hockey Hall of Fame on Nov. 17, 2014.The Sabres honored Dominik Hasek’s impressive career by retiring his number Tuesday night. 9 as a 16-year-old when a player got sick. "His No. I cannot be more thankful for what this city and this organization has done for me.
In Chicago, Hašek spent time as the backup to Ed Belfour, and played only 25 games over two seasons with the Blackhawks, splitting time between the Blackhawks and the Indianapolis Ice of the IHL. When he came to North America in 1990, the Chicago Blackhawks gave him Nos. In his nine seasons with the Sabres, Hasek won the Hart Trophy in 1996 and 1997, and won the Vezina Trophy six times from 1993 to 2001. In 491 games, Hasek was 234-170 with 70 ties, had a .926 save percentage, a 2.22 goals-against average, and 55 shutouts.Hasek's career in the NHL spans 16 seasons with four teams: the Blackhawks, Sabres, Red Wings and Senators. NOTES & TRANSACTIONS. BUFFALO – Goalie Dominik Hasek had never picked his own number before the Sabres acquired him in 1992.
39 will be the Sabres' seventh retired number to hang from the rafters. A six-time Vezina Trophy winner as the top goaltender and two-time Hart Trophy winner as league MVP, Hasek was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in November… Hasek was inducted into the Sabres Hall of Fame last season and the Hockey Hall of Fame on Nov. 17, 2014.The Sabres honored Dominik Hasek’s impressive career by retiring his number Tuesday night. Back home in the Czech Republic, he was given No. It's a great honor. 39 retired. Statistics of Dominik Hasek, a hockey player from Pardubice, Czech Rep. born Jan 29 1965 … I was trying to do the best on the ice and now they feel like my jersey's retired and I appreciate it. "His No. His first victory came on March 8, 1991, by a score of 5–3 over the Buffalo Sabres, and on January 9, 1992, he recorded his first shutou… "It's going to be a great honor to have my No. The Sabres honored Dominik Hasek’s impressive career by retiring his number Tuesday night. He also led the Sabres to the Stanley Cup Final in 1999. I cannot be more thankful for what this city and this organization has done for me.
After a brief comeback, he retired from hockey on Oct. 9, 2012.
I was trying to do the best on the ice and now they feel like my jersey's retired and I appreciate it. His No.
It's a great honor. WJC-A All-Star Team (1983) Best Goaltender at WJC-A (1983) 39 will be the Sabres' seventh retired number to hang from the rafters. The celebration took place before their game against the Red Wings.Hasek announced his retirement from the NHL five days after winning his second Stanley Cup with the Red Wings on June 9, 2008. 31 and 34. For more of Dominik Hasek's 100 Greatest Players bio, please click here.
"It's going to be a great honor to have my No. He also led the Sabres to the Stanley Cup Final in 1999. Dominik Hasek’s number 39 will be retired as the Sabres welcome the Detroit Red Wings, both of whom “The Dominator” worked between the pipes in … After a brief comeback, he retired from hockey on Oct. 9, 2012. At the time of his retirement, Hasek, 43, was the oldest active goalie and second-oldest active player in the league behind Red Wings teammate Chris Chelios, 46. The celebration took place before their game against the Red Wings.Hasek announced his retirement from the NHL five days after winning his second Stanley Cup with the Red Wings on June 9, 2008. 39 will be the Sabres' seventh retired number to hang from the rafters.
The Sabres honored Dominik Hasek’s impressive career by retiring his number Tuesday night. In 491 games, Hasek was 234-170 with 70 ties, had a .926 save percentage, a 2.22 goals-against average, and 55 shutouts.Hasek's career in the NHL spans 16 seasons with four teams: the Blackhawks, Sabres, Red Wings and Senators. 39 will be the Sabres' seventh retired number to hang from the rafters. At the time of his retirement, Hasek, 43, was the oldest active goalie and second-oldest active player in the league behind Red Wings teammate Chris Chelios, 46.
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