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Former Sabre Alexander Mogilny Finally Gets Call to Hockey Hall of Fame

  • Alexander Mogilny, a former Buffalo Sabres winger and high-scoring Russian forward, was named to the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2025 in Toronto on Tuesday.
  • His induction followed a 16-year wait since becoming eligible in 2009, with his long exclusion sparking controversy due to his peak productivity and pioneering defection from the Soviet Union in 1989.
  • Mogilny played 990 NHL games over 16 seasons, scored 473 goals, totalled 1,032 points, won the 2000 Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils, and holds the Sabres' single-season goal record of 76 from 1992-93.
  • He expressed his gratitude for being inducted into the prestigious Hockey Hall and thanked both his Russian and NHL teammates for their support in reaching this milestone. Meanwhile, outgoing chairman Lanny McDonald recalled that Mogilny answered the Hall of Fame notification phone call during the early hours in Russia.
  • Mogilny's induction joins a class including Joe Thornton, Zdeno Chara, Duncan Keith, Brianna Decker, and Jennifer Botterill, reflecting recognition of his impact as a trailblazer and elite NHL talent.
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Spectrum Local News broke the news in United States on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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