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Rayzor's Edge: Rob Rays Tough Life on the Ice

Name: Rayzor's Edge: Rob Rays Tough Life on the Ice
Author: Rob Ray
ISBN: 9781596702837

by Rob Ray, Budd Bailey (With), Matthew Barnaby

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Rob Ray was known as one of the NHL's toughest players of the 1990s, earning a reputation as the Buffalo Sabres' enforcer. Known for his unique, "jersey-off" fighting style, he shares his behind-the-scenes stories from his 14 season career with the team in this great read for Sabres fans.

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About the Author, Rob Ray

Rob Ray played parts of 14 NHL seasons, 13 with the Buffalo Sabres. Known as an enforcer throughout his career, the NHL awarded Ray the King Clancy Memorial Trophy for his leadership and humanitarian contributions in the Buffalo and Western New York area in 1999. After his retirement in 2004, Ray returned to Buffalo where he currently works as a contributor to Sabres television broadcasts.

Budd Bailey is a graduate of Syracuse University who has worked for The Buffalo News for many years, including several seasons as the Sabres beat writer.

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All but one year of Roy Ray's 14-season (1989-2004) NHL career was spent with the Buffalo Sabres. During that span, he built up a Jekyll/Hyde reputation. To opposing fans, he was a hard-fighting "enforcer" who amassed over 700 penalty minutes. To upstate New Yorkers, though, he was not only a talented defenseman but also a stellar citizen, the 1999 recipient of the NHL's coveted King Clancy Memorial Trophy for leadership and humanitarian work in the community. In Rob Ray's Tales from the Buffalo Sabres, this MSG Network regular shares his favorite stories about the game he loves best.