Open Mic: All-Time Buffalo Sabres Lineup

I don't how to open this, so I will jump right into it:

Forwards

First Line: Rick Martin - Gilbert Perreault - Rene Roberts.

AKA the French Connection.  Do I really need to explain any more?

Second Line: Miroslav Satan - Pat LaFontaine - Danny Gare

These three are probably the most prolific players in Sabres history.

Third Line: Dave Andreychuk - Chris Drury - Donald Audette

Andreychuk and Drury provide invaluable experience—and who can argue with "Captain Clutch"?  Audette was a physical players who also knew how to put the puck in the net, although he was never able to play a full season.

Fourth Line: Brad May - Matthew Barnaby - Rob Ray

Dubbed the 1990s version of the Hanson Brothers, and possibly one of the best checking/fighting lines ever in the NHL.

Defense

Tim Horton - Jay McKee

Horton is the most well-known defensemen in Sabres history and McKee is probably the best offensive D-man in history.

Alexi Zhitnik - Jason Woolely

Easily two of the best players on the Sabres during the '90s.

Brian Campbell - Teppo Numminen

Campbell was one of the best defensmen to come through the Sabres system.  Teppo provides experience and leadership along the blue line.

Goalies

Domink Hasek

Ryan Miller

They are/were both the franchise goalies for the Sabres.  And both were the cornerstone of the team.

Coach

Lindy Ruff

Currently the longest-serving coach in the NHL, and has seen the best and worst of the Sabres franchise so far. 

Executive

Darcy Regier

It's a close call between him and Muckler, but Regier has made the moves to make the Sabres one of the best teams in the league.