Many baseball players are considered underrated, but we will argue that Buddy Bell is on the Mount Rushmore of that list.

The Philadelphia Athletics had a powerhouse team in the early 1930s, but the Great Depression would see the owner, Connie Mack, unload his best players to keep the team afloat.  As such, there was not a lot of talent left for the Athletics afterward, but Bob Johnson was an exception to that rule.

After three years with the Boston Bruins, Quebec-born Center Andre Savard joined the Buffalo Sabres in 1976, bringing another French Canadian to their roster.

In the 2013 Draft, Rasmus Ristolainen was a highly coveted prospect from Finland, and the Sabres agreed, as they captured him with the number eight pick.