Dominik Hasek Autograph
Dominik Hasek is a retired Czech ice hockey goaltender who is widely regarded as one of the greatest in the history of the sport. Born in 1965 in Pardubice, Czechoslovakia, Hasek grew up watching his father play ice hockey and developed a passion for the game at a young age. He began playing in his hometown youth leagues and eventually made his professional debut for the local club in 1981. More about Dominik Hasek
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Hasek's NHL career spanned over 16 seasons and included stints with several teams, including the Buffalo Sabres, Detroit Red Wings, and Ottawa Senators. In addition to his individual achievements, he also helped lead his teams to multiple playoff runs, including a Stanley Cup championship with the Red Wings in 2002. Hasek retired from professional hockey in 2011 with a legacy that reflects not only his individual greatness but also his impact on the sport as a whole. Read even more about Dominik Hasek at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Dominik Hasek (2020-21 THE CUP DOMINIK HASEK SIGNATURE UNI'S HOME QUAD PATCH AUTO /35 RED WINGS) was sold in March 2023 for $1299.99 while the cheapest item (DOMINIK HASEK SIGNED BUFFALO SABRES AUTOGRAPH CARD) found a new owner for $0.61 in June 2011. The month with the most items sold (22) was June 2008 with an average selling price of $16.87 for an autographed item of Dominik Hasek. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in August 2023 with $327.95 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $2.27 was August 2010. In average, an autographed item from Dominik Hasek is worth $31.00.
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Latest News about Dominik Hasek
Hasek assists Sabres in honoring goalie Miller (01/20/23): Ryan Miller got a shoutout from his idol Dominik Hasek on Thursday, when the Sabres hung his jersey in the rafters after more than a decade with the team. 
Sens' Andrew Hammond summons his inner Dominik Hasek (04/09/15): Dave Cameron likes his baseball analogies, so he'd probably compare it to the outfielder who makes a shoestring, run-saving catch, then leads off the next inning.
Dominik Hasek's No. 39 Retired by Buffalo Sabres (01/13/15): Fans say the ceremony is early proof the Pegula family can handle running both the Bills and the Sabres. Time Warner Cable News reporter Ryan Whalen explains.
Dominik Hasek and the cursed crease make up for one night (01/13/15): On the night they hoisted Dominik Hasek’s now-retired No. 39 to the rafters, the prestigious Hart, Vezina and Ted Lindsay Trophies sat glistening in all their glory on a table out on the ice.
Dominik Hasek notebook: Post-Olympic welcome his finest memory (01/13/15): Dominik Hasek has nine years of memories while wearing No. 39 for the Buffalo Sabres. The greatest one – the one that made him truly feel like he was part of Western New York – came in February 1998.
Older News Stories about Dominik Hasek
Dominik Hasek's No. 39 Retired by Buffalo Sabres (01/2015): Fans say the ceremony is early proof the Pegula family can handle running both the Bills and the Sabres. Time Warner Cable News reporter Ryan Whalen explains.
Calgary Flames sniper Jiri Hudler recalls Dominik Hasek (11/2014): The way Calgary Flames winger Jiri Hudler describes him, it seems The Dominator was a predictable sort.
Dominik Hasek's No. 39 to be retired by Buffalo Sabres before Jan. 13 game vs. R (10/2014): Hasek had his greatest individual success with the Sabres but won his only two Stanley Cups while playing for the Red Wings.
Fanspeak: Dominik Hasek voted greatest Sabre in franchise history (08/2014): It wasn't even close.
Dominik Hasek / Highlights from the Dominator’s career (06/2014): Aug. 7, 1992: Acquired in trade from Chicago for G Stephane Beauregard in what turns into one of the most lopsided deals in National Hockey League history. Beauregard, who never played for the Sabres, played only 29 NHL games after the deal.
Sabres induct former goalie Dominik Hasek into team's Hall of Fame (03/2014): Dominik Hasek received a fitting gift to go with his warm welcome into the Sabres Hall of Fame.
How Dominik Hasek introduced us to 24-hour alcohol (10/2012): Here is a look back at one of the sport’s most memorable legends
Red Wings' goalie prospect Petr Mrazek draws favorable comparisons to Dominik Ha (09/2012): They are similarly built, although Hasek is a little taller than the 6-foot, 170-pound Mrazek. Then there's the competitiveness."He doesn't like to lose," Red Wings assistant general manager Jim Nill said
Dominik Hasek began training for “NHL or bust” attempt this week (08/2012): The future Hall of Famer seems serious.
Detroit Red Wings fans: Dominik Hasek can't make it as NHL goaltender at 48 year (07/2012): However, a significant number of MLive Red Wings readers think the two-time MVP and six-time Vezina Trophy winner could still contribute given the right situation.
Dominik Hasek considering return to NHL: report (05/2012): The 47-year-old Dominik Hasek has confirmed to several Czech publications he’s exploring a possible comeback to play an 18th season in the NHL
Did You Know? Dominik Hasek’s amazing run (12/2011): Former Buffalo great had a streak to remember.
Dominik Hasek to play at least one more season in Russia (03/2011): After leading Russia's Kontinental Hockey League with seven shutouts last season, 46-year-old Dominik Hasek is eager to play at least one more year in Europe's elite professional league.