Robert "Bob" Sauvé - Born June 17, 1955 in Sainte-Geneviève, Quebec is a Canadian retired ice Hockey goaltender.

Sauvé played in the 1967 Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.

1974 Memorial Cup finalist with Quebec Remparts.
1975 Gilles-Courteau Trophy finalist with Laval National.

- Prince of Wales Trophy Champion 1980 with Buffalo Sabres.

- Vezina Trophy Winner 1980 (shared with Don Edwards) with Buffalo Sabres.

- William M. Jennings Trophy Winner 1985 (shared with Tom Barasso).

Sauvé made his NHL debut with Buffalo Sabres on October 13, 1976 vs New York Islanders at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium in a 4-3 Islanders win.

Sauvé got his 1st NHL win on March 22, 1977 vs Atlanta Flames at Omni Coliseum in a 6-3 Buffalo win.

Sauvé got his 1st NHL shutout vs Quebec Nordiques on October 27, 1979 at Quebec Coliseum in a 3-0 Buffalo win.

Sauvé played in 420 regular season NHL games, winning 182, losing 154, 54 ties, 8 shutouts, 15 assists and 57 penalty minutes. He played in 34 NHL playoff games, winning 15, losing 16, 4 shutouts and 2 penalty minutes.

Bob Sauvé inducted to the QMJHL Hockey Hall of Fame in 2006.