Alex Tuch

Alex Tuch

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Alex Tuch is an American professional ice hockey player known for his power forward style of play as a right winger. He was drafted 18th overall by the Minnesota Wild in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft but has found success with the Buffalo Sabres. Tuch scored one of the two goals for the Sabres in their recent matchup against the Canadiens, demonstrating his offensive capabilities.

Born on May 15, 1996 (29 years old)

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India India: Alex Tuch beat Flyers rookie Devin Kaplan and snapped home his 36th of the year off a feed from Jason Zucker. 7

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The Times of India: Buffalo Sabres defeat Philadelphia Flyers 5-4: Full recap of Philadelphia’s final game of 2025 season

Latvia Latvia: Alex Tuch scored for the Sabres with a precise shot. 6

Zemgus Girgensons Jake Guentzel Nikita Kucherov Connor Geekie Emils Lillebergs Ryan Mcdonagh Brandon Hagel Connor Clifton Sam Lafferty Jiri Kulich Joonas Johansson James Reimer Elvis Merzlikins Uvis Balinskis
Diena: Girgensona Lightning pārliecinoši uzvar Sabres; Kolumbusa play-off cerības saglabā dzīvas / Diena

Canada Canada: Alex Tuch scored the Sabres' 27th goal of the season. 8

James Reimer Tage Thompson Beck Malenstyn Rasmus Dahlin Tyson Kozak Ryan Mcleod Nino Niederreiter Colin Miller Nikolaj Ehlers Eric Comrie Gabriel Vilardi
The Globe and Mail: Buffalo Sabres down Winnipeg Jets in 5-3 upset

Canada Canada: Alex Tuch scored for the Sabres. 6

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The Globe and Mail: Canadiens win season-high 4th in a row in 4-2 win over Sabres