Players who played for the Buffalo Sabres and Edmonton Oilers
40 players
40 players have played for both the Buffalo Sabres and the Edmonton Oilers. Charlie Huddy spent the most seasons with the two: 2 with the Buffalo Sabres and 11 with the Edmonton Oilers. On a roster now: Taylor Hall, Ryan McLeod, Matt Savoie, Sam Carrick, and Seth Griffith. Rosters are on file in full from 1993-94; before that only some of the stars are.
| Player | Pos | BUF | EDM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charlie Huddy | D | 1995–1997 · 2 seasons | 1980–1991 · 11 seasons |
| Andrej Sekera | D | 2006–2013 · 7 seasons | 2015–2019 · 4 seasons |
| Jochen Hecht | C | 2002–2013 · 10 seasons | 2001–2002 · 1 season |
| Grant Fuhr | G | 1993–1994 · 1 season | 1981–1991 · 10 seasons |
| Tyler Ennis | LW | 2009–2017 · 8 seasons | 2019–2021 · 2 seasons |
| Mike Grier | RW | 2003–2011 · 4 seasons | 1996–2002 · 6 seasons |
| Miroslav Satan | RW | 1996–2004 · 8 seasons | 1995–1997 · 2 seasons |
| Derek Roy | C | 2003–2012 · 8 seasons | 2014–2015 · 1 season |
| Zack Kassian | RW | 2011–2012 · 1 season | 2015–2022 · 7 seasons |
| Ales Kotalik | RW | 2001–2009 · 7 seasons | 2008–2009 · 1 season |
| Craig Muni | D | 1994–1996 · 2 seasons | 1986–1992 · 6 seasons |
| Jeff Skinner | LW | 2018–2024 · 6 seasons | 2024–2025 · 1 season |
| Taylor Hall | LW | 2020–2021 · 1 season | 2010–2016 · 6 seasons |
| Craig Simpson | C | 1993–1995 · 2 seasons | 1988–1993 · 5 seasons |
| Ryan McLeod | C | 2024–2026 · 2 seasons | 2020–2024 · 4 seasons |
| Evander Kane | LW | 2015–2018 · 3 seasons | 2021–2024 · 3 seasons |
| Dwayne Roloson | G | 1998–2000 · 2 seasons | 2005–2009 · 4 seasons |
| Michael Peca | C | 1995–2000 · 5 seasons | 2005–2006 · 1 season |
| Brandon Davidson | D | 2020–2021 · 1 season | 2014–2018 · 4 seasons |
| Raffi Torres | LW | 2009–2010 · 1 season | 2003–2008 · 4 seasons |
| Domenic Pittis | C | 1998–2004 · 3 seasons | 2000–2002 · 2 seasons |
| Ken Sutton | D | 1990–1994 · 4 seasons | 1995–1996 · 1 season |
| Benoit Pouliot | LW | 2017–2018 · 1 season | 2014–2017 · 3 seasons |
| Linus Omark | LW | 2013–2014 · 1 season | 2010–2014 · 3 seasons |
| Jaroslav Spacek | D | 2006–2009 · 3 seasons | 2005–2006 · 1 season |
| Geoff Sanderson | LW | 1997–2000 · 3 seasons | 2007–2008 · 1 season |
| Ty Conklin | G | 2006–2007 · 1 season | 2001–2006 · 3 seasons |
| Bob Essensa | G | 2001–2002 · 1 season | 1996–1999 · 3 seasons |
| Matt Savoie | C | 2023–2024 · 1 season | 2024–2026 · 2 seasons |
| Riley Sheahan | C | 2020–2023 · 2 seasons | 2019–2020 · 1 season |
| Anatoli Semenov | D | 1996–1997 · 1 season | 1990–1992 · 2 seasons |
| Barrie Moore | LW | 1995–1997 · 2 seasons | 1996–1997 · 1 season |
| Dean Kennedy | D | 1989–1991 · 2 seasons | 1994–1995 · 1 season |
| Sam Carrick | C | 2025–2026 · 1 season | 2023–2024 · 1 season |
| Seth Griffith | C | 2017–2018 · 1 season | 2021–2022 · 1 season |
| Dmitry Kulikov | D | 2016–2017 · 1 season | 2020–2021 · 1 season |
| Anders Nilsson | G | 2016–2017 · 1 season | 2015–2016 · 1 season |
| Adam Pardy | D | 2012–2013 · 1 season | 2015–2016 · 1 season |
| Scott Pearson | LW | 1995–1996 · 1 season | 1993–1994 · 1 season |
| Jim Wiemer | D | 1983–1984 · 1 season | 1987–1988 · 1 season |
Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.