- Stanley Cup Finals ´99
- captain of Slovak national team, silver medallists of World Ice-hockey
Championship in Petrohrad, Russia 2000
- the best goals scorer WC 2000 in Petrohrad (9 games/10 goals)
- most points scorer of WC 2000 in Petrohrad (9 games/ 12 points)
- the best forward of WC 2000 in Petrohrad
- 40 goals in 1998-99 NHL season
- the best goals scorer of Winter Olympic Games´94 in Lillehammer (8 games/
9 goals)
- member of Dukla Trencin, Slovak ice-hockey champion in 1993/94 season
- Third place in 1992/93 season, the last season of federal Czech-Slovak
hockey league and Slovak Champion in the same season
- 24 goals and 16 assists in 25 games in Cape Breton Oilers (AHL), 1994/95
season
- the best forward of WC´94 Group C in Poprad, Slovakia
- winner of "Golden puck" as the most valuable Slovak ice-hockey
player in 1999/2000 season
- 5 points per one game @ Ottawa Senators (3 goals + 2 assists)
- Buffalo Sabres most points scorer in 1997/98 and 1998/99 seasons
- led NHL with 21.0 shooting percentage in 1996/97 season (25 goals/119
shoots)
- as member of Edmonton Oilers, winner of "rookie of the month
March" in his first NHL season
- shared Memorial Trophy (MVP award as voted by teammates) with Dominik
Hasek in 1998/99
- longest points scoring streak among all NHL rookies in 1995/96 season (11
games/15 points)
- member of World Team in 50th NHL All-Stars Game 2000
- 8 games goals scoring streak (longest scoring streak in 1998/99 NHL
season)
- Buffalo Sabres best goal scorer for 3 consecutive seasons
- member of Slovak national team in World Cup´96
- 34 multi-points games in NHL
- awarded two times NHL Player of the Week in 1998/99 NHL season
- scored the third most goals during the calendar year 1999 with 43 (Jagr -
63, Selanne - 48)