Tim Regan

1 NHL Game

February 17, 1974 Buffalo Sabres vs Detroit Red Wings. 2-1 win.

   Tim Regan had a strong college career with Boston University. In 1971 he was a member of the Boston University squad that captured the NCAA championship. They did it again in 1972, this time Regan was named the Most Outstanding Player as his team won the title. 

   Regan won an Olympic silver medal as a member of the 1972 USA team. He was the team's third string goalie in Japan and didn't stay the entire tournament but was still awarded a medal. 

   The Sabres drafted Regan in the 1970 NHL draft and later signed him. Regan was recalled to the Sabres briefly during the 1973/74 season when they suddenly lost Rocky Farr to an eye injury. Regan dressed as backup to Gary Bromley for one NHL game. 

   Regan retired following the 1974/75 season. He returned to his home state of Rhode Island. 

Feb. 19th, 1974 newspaper article

• Wore #27 with Buffalo Sabres

Career stats from Hockeydb.com

Born Dec 28 1949 -- Providence, RI 

Height 6.02 -- Weight 200

Selected by Buffalo Sabres round 7 #84 overall 1970 NHL Amateur Draft

			RS Scoring			RS Goalie Stats										PO Scoring
Season	Team	Lge	GP	A	PIM	Min	GA	EN	SO	GAA	W	L	T	Svs	Pct	GP	A	PIM
1969-70	Boston University	ECAC	23	0	0	1340	63	0	0	2.82				550	0.897
1970-71	Boston University	ECAC	14	0	2	780	23	0	0	1.77				299	0.929
1971-72	Boston University	ECAC	9	0	2
1971-72	U.S. Olympic Team	Intl	10	0	0
1972-73	Cincinnati Swords	AHL	2	0	0	102	7	0	0	4.11						-	-	-
1972-73	Charlotte Checkers	EHL	49	1	14											-	-	-
1973-74	Cincinnati Swords	AHL	31	0	6											-	-	-
1973-74	Charlotte Checkers	SHL	9	1	0	500	27	1	0	3.24	4	4	0	215	0.888	-	-	-
1974-75	Hershey Bears	AHL	41	3	11	2171	149	3	0	4.11	14	18	3	1101	0.881	12	0	8