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HOCKEY STATS
NHL

YURI KHMYLEV

August 9, 1964  
Moscou, RU

Left wing  
6'1"  
Entry drafts
BUFFALO SABRES
NHL earnings$ 1 882 000
STATS
YURI KHMYLEV
PER SEASONSEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
1983-84WJC-20 - 7279--------
1985-86WM - 62134-------
1986-87WM - 101128-------
1988-89WM - 8134--------
1991-92OLYM - 846104+5------
WM - RU5-11--------
1992-93NHL - BUF6820193928-84374-
1993-94NHL - BUF7227315849-73148-
1994-95NHL - BUF488172514-5-118-
IHL - SOV152244-16------
1995-96NHL - BUF668202840-------
NHL - STL7-11--61124-
1996-97NHL - STL21-12-------
AHL - BUL525192443-22671312-
IHL - RAF151784-3------
1998-99AHL - MAP4812213319-52134-
PER LEAGUESEASONSPLAYOFFS
GPGAPTSPM+/-GPGAPTSPM+/-
NHL2636488152133-26861424-
AHL10017405762-27881616-
OLYM846104+5------
WM29461012-------
IHL3039128-19------
WJC-207279--------
NHL SALARIES
YURI KHMYLEV
NHLAGESALAIRECAP HITTOTAL
1993-9429350 000-350 000
1994-9530232 000-582 000
1995-9631600 000-1 182 000
1996-9732700 000-1 882 000
TOTAL1 882 000-
AWARDS
YURI KHMYLEV
1983-84U20Gold
NHL TROPHIES
TRANSACTIONS
YURI KHMYLEV
March 20, 1996

Yuri Khmylev is traded to the St-Louis Blues with 8th round draft pick in 1996 (#196: Andrej Podkonicky). In return, the Buffalo Sabres acquired Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre, 2nd round draft pick in 1996 (#27: Cory Sarich) and 3rd round draft pick in 1997 (#69: Maxim Afinogenov).