Rob Ray becomes 44th member of Sabres Hall of Fame

Feared NHL enforcer Rob Ray inducted into the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame
Ray was celebrated on the ice with many of his teammates on hand, along with his wife and two children. Sabres co-owner Kim Pegula also attended.
Legendary enforcer, fan favorite Ray inducted into Sabres Hall of Fame
The gritty power forward who played 889 of his 900 NHL games with the Sabres was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame on Friday at KeyBank Center. He is the 42nd inductee into the team's Hall of Fame and the first to be granted the honor since former forward Dale Hawerchuk and legendary announcer Rick Jeanneret were back in 2012.
'This was pretty darn neat' Rob Ray inducted as 44th member of Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame
It may feel like an overdue honor to some, but tonight Rob “Rayzor” Ray for his years of dedication to the Buffalo Sabres on and off the ice was inducted into the team’s hall of fame.
Mike Harrington: On Rob Ray's night, it was good to see Sabres' hard work produce a win
But too often this season, this edition of the Sabres have been the antithesis of teams from the Rob Ray era. So it was important to see them Sabres get
Sabres, Jiri Kulich deliver badly needed win on Rob Ray’s special night in Buffalo
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Early on in his tenure as the Sabres’ coach, Ted Nolan wanted to make Rob Ray a healthy scratch. Typically, an assistant coach would share that news with a player. But when Nolan asked Don Lever, he tried to pass the task along to Terry Martin. When Nolan asked Martin, he tried to pass it off on Lever.
Sabres are ready to celebrate Rob Ray's career
Former Sabres player and current color analyst Rob Ray is set to become the 44th member of the team's Hall of Fame.
As a player, Rob Ray fed into Sabres fans' thirst for entertainment during a rollicking NHL era
Bet you didn't know that No. 32 was Rob Ray's number in part because it was a larger jersey designed for a goalie that made it easier to slip out of an opponent's grasp during a scrap?
Emotional Rob Ray inducted into Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame
Rob Ray, who spent 14 seasons in Buffalo, where he inspired an NHL rule change, excited crowds, accumulated 3,207 penalty minutes, and remains a fan favorite while shifting to broadcasting, was inducted into the Sabres' Hall of Fame on Friday.
LISTEN: Rob Ray becomes 44th member of Sabres Hall of Fame
It was a special evening for Rob Ray on Friday night, as the longtime Buffalo Sabres player, broadcaster and team ambassador became the 44th member of the Sabres Hall of Fame. Read more from WBEN:
Adams: "Rayzor deserves this", ahead of Rob Rays induction into the teams Hall of Fame
Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams speaks on Rob Ray getting inducted into the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame and also talks the state of the team
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