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Speed tiers of 7 Mbps and lower are provided over fiber optics in selected areas only. Requires compatible modem. Subject to additional restrictions and subscriber agreement. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Copyright © 2009 Qwest. All Rights Reserved. TABLE OF CONTENTS Joe Sakic ...........................................................................2-3 FRANCHISE RECORD BOOK Avalanche Directory ............................................................... 4 All-Time Record ..........................................................134-135 GM’s, Coaches .................................................................. 136 THE COLORADO AVALANCHE Asst Coaches, Captains ...................................................... 137 Owner/E. Stanley Kroenke ...................................................6-7 Attendance, All-Time.......................................................... 138 Pierre Lacroix .....................................................................8-9 Franchise Leaders ............................................................. 139 Greg Sherman ..................................................................... 10 Single-Season Leaders................................................140-141 Avalanche Staff...............................................................11-12 Year-by-Year Leaders .................................................141-142 AVALANCHE COLORADO Scoring Streaks ................................................................. 143 AVALANCHE COACHING STAFF Hat Tricks ...................................................................144-145 Joe Sacco ........................................................................... 14 Penalty Shots..................................................................... 146 Sylvain Lefebvre ................................................................... 15 Team Records ............................................................147-149 Steve Konowalchuk .............................................................. 15 Winning / Losing Streaks.................................................... 150 Adam Deadmarsh ................................................................ 15 Individual Franchise Records .......................................151-153 How the Avalanche was built ................................................ 16 Power play / Penalty kill ..................................................... 154 30-Goal Scorers ................................................................ 154 AVALANCHE PLAYERS All-Time Scoring Leaders ............................................155-159 Craig Anderson ...............................................................18-19 All-Time Goaltenders .......................................................... 159 Peter Budaj ....................................................................20-21 Overtime Results.........................................................160-161 Brett Clark ......................................................................22-23 Shootouts ...................................................................162-165 Kyle Cumiskey ................................................................24-25 Franchise Awards .............................................................. 167 Matt Duchene ...................................................................... 26 Olympics ........................................................................... 168 Adam Foote ....................................................................28-31 All-Star Games .................................................................. 169 T.J. Galiardi ......................................................................... 32 Retired Numbers .........................................................170-171 Scott Hannan ..................................................................34-35 All-Time Roster ...........................................................172-173 Milan Hejduk ..................................................................36-39 Draft Selections ..........................................................174-175 T.J. Hensick ...................................................................40-41 Year-by-Year Player Statistics ......................................176-185 David Jones ....................................................................42-43 Year-by-Year Team Statistics.......................................186-200 David Koci ......................................................................44-45 All-Time Record vs. Opponents ........................................... 201 John-Michael Liles ..........................................................46-47 All-Time Sweater Numbers ..........................................202-204 Cody McLeod .................................................................48-49 Tom Preissing .................................................................50-51 PLAYOFF RECORD BOOK Kyle Quincey ...................................................................52-53 All-Time Playoff Record ...................................................... 206 Ruslan Salei ...................................................................54-55 Franchise Playoff Records ...........................................207-209 Paul Stastny ...................................................................56-57 Franchise Playoff Leaders................................................... 210 Chris Stewart ..................................................................58-59 Single Season Playoff Leaders ............................................ 211 Marek Svatos .................................................................60-61 All-Time Playoff Scoring Leaders .................................212-213 Darcy Tucker ..................................................................62-63 Year-by-Year Playoff Results .......................................214-215 Brian Willsie ...................................................................64-65 1996 Stanley Cup .............................................................. 216 Wojtek Wolski .................................................................66-67 2001 Stanley Cup .............................................................. 217 The Last Time ..................................................................... 68 Media Information .............................................................. 218 AVALANCHE SYSTEM MISCELLANEOUS System Players ...............................................................70-97 Avalanche Broadcast Team ................................................ 220 Avalanche Organizational Roster ......................................98-99 KSE Mission Statement ...................................................... 221 NHL Critical Dates .............................................................. 100 KSE Executive Staff ............................................................ 221 Pepsi Center Map .............................................................. 222 MINOR LEAGUE AFFILIATES Play Clean ......................................................................... 222 Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) ............................................102-103 Avalanche in the Community .............................................. 223 Charlotte Checkers (ECHL).................................................. 104 2009-2010 Season Schedule ............................................. 224 2008-09 SEASON RECAP Regular Season Standings .................................................. 106 2009-10 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Season Notes .............................................................107-108 The 2009-10 Colorado Avalanche Media Guide was written and edited Team Game-by-Game Summary ..................................109-110 by Brendan McNicholas, with assistance from Craig Stancher. Editorial assistance provided by Casey Sanders and Jill Fitzpatrick. Design and Scoring Summary .............................................................. 111 layout by Nathan Roberts and Tom Strang. Cover photo by Michael Home/Road Breakdown ...................................................... 112 Martin. Photographers include Michael Martin, Tim DeFrisco, Getty Season Breakdown .....................................................113-114 Images, Hockey Hall of Fame, Lake Erie Monsters, USA Hockey, Montreal Canadiens. The book was printed by Henry Wurst, Inc, Denver, Colorado. Transactions and Injuries .............................................115-116 Statistics provided by the National Hockey League, Elias
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