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According to the Buffalo News, Zach Benson is the second youngest skater to ever play a game for the Sabres.

The youngest was Pierre Turgeon.

There have been 9 other 18-year-olds to suit up in a season opener. The News doesn’t name them.

Without looking them up, can we?

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9 minutes ago, dudacek said:

According to the Buffalo News, Zach Benson is the second youngest skater to ever play a game for the Sabres.

The youngest was Pierre Turgeon.

There have been 9 other 18-year-olds to suit up in a season opener. The News doesn’t name them.

Without looking them up, can we?

Perreault
Martin
Gare
Barrasso
Housley

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3 minutes ago, dudacek said:

With you on Barrasso and Housley, but I think the 1st 3 all pre-date the 18–year-old draft.

Eichel and Dahlin.

Dahlin.. not eichel

2 minutes ago, Weave said:

Was Mogilny still 18 when he got here?

He was 22 I believe ( but I could be wrong) 

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2 minutes ago, Buffalonill said:

Dahlin.. not eichel

He was 22 I believe ( but I could wrong) 

Eichel played his 1st game about 3 weeks before his 19th birthday.

And it looks like Mogilny was 20.

 

I’m wondering about some of the other Bowman kids: Cyr, Andreychuk…?

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Reinhart is one.

Girgensons, Selling and Cozens were 19. Ray Shepard was 21 and Derek Plante was 22. Marty was 18, but emergency recall wasn’t on opening night, so he doesn’t count.

Turgeon, Benson, Eichel, Dahlin, Reinhart, Barrasso, Housley and maybe Cyr.

3 (or maybe 4)to go.

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1 minute ago, Thorny said:

It’s “players who suited up at 18 for the Sabres” and not “players who suited up at 18 AND played for the Sabres”, correct?

Yes.

Thought I might have had another from the Bowman years: John Tucker, who was a 2nd-rounder who played in his D1 year. 
But he was another fall birthday. Turned 19 on Sept. 29

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2 minutes ago, dudacek said:

Yes.

Thought I might have had another from the Bowman years: John Tucker, who was a 2nd-rounder who played in his D1 year. 
But he was another fall birthday. Turned 19 on Sept. 29

Rasmus Ristolainen 

4 minutes ago, dudacek said:

Yes.

Thought I might have had another from the Bowman years: John Tucker, who was a 2nd-rounder who played in his D1 year. 
But he was another fall birthday. Turned 19 on Sept. 29

You know who was really close too: Alex Nylander 

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