Andres Ambühl
Andres Ambühl, born on September 14, 1983, in Davos, Switzerland, is a celebrated figure in Swiss ice hockey. Known affectionately as 'Büeli', he has played professionally for over two decades, primarily with HC Davos. Renowned for his energy, passion, and leadership on the ice, Ambühl has been a crucial part of the team that dominated Swiss ice hockey, contributing to four championship victories. As a record-holder for the most appearances in National League history and a remarkable 19-time participant in the World Championships, Ambühl’s legacy is deeply rooted in the sport. He recently announced that he will retire at the end of the season, marking the end of an illustrious career.
Born on Sep 14, 1983 (41 years old)
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl, one of the greatest players in Swiss ice hockey history, bid farewell in Sweden after over twenty years with the national team.
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Ukraine:
Andres Ambühl's match was the last of his career, marking the end of a legendary journey.
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Finland:
Andres Ambühl's career ended with a bitter silver medal at the World Championship.
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl reflected on the team's journey, noting they started the tournament without credit.
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Germany:
Andres Ambühl's career was marked by a bitter final loss in the championship.
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl deserves to retire with gold in his 151st and final World Championship game.
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl is a veteran player who has made significant contributions to the Swiss team.
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl is a senior player on the Swiss national ice hockey team, participating in his 20th World Cup.
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Kazakhstan:
Andres Ambühl scored another goal for Switzerland, extending their lead.
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Switzerland:
Andres Ambühl contributed to the final score in the match against Kazakhstan.
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