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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 288 pages, height x width x depth: 215x139x17 mm, weight: 403 g, Illustrations
  • Sērija : 100 Things...Fans Should Know
  • Izdošanas datums: 15-Oct-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Triumph Books
  • ISBN-10: 1629371718
  • ISBN-13: 9781629371719
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 288 pages, height x width x depth: 215x139x17 mm, weight: 403 g, Illustrations
  • Sērija : 100 Things...Fans Should Know
  • Izdošanas datums: 15-Oct-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Triumph Books
  • ISBN-10: 1629371718
  • ISBN-13: 9781629371719
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Most Colorado Avalanche fans have attended a game at the Pepsi Center, seen highlights of a young Joe Sakic, and were thrilled by the team’s run to the Stanley Cup in its inaugural season in Denver. But only real fans know how many players have had their numbers retired, the best place to grab a bite before the puck drops, or why the team’s name isn’t the Colorado Extreme. 100 Things Avalanche Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die is the ultimate resource guide for true fans of Colorado hockey. Whether you're a die-hard fan from the days of Marc Crawford or a new supporter of Patrick Roy and the current players, this book contains everything Avalanche fans should know, see, and do in their lifetime.
Foreword xiii
Joe Sakic
1 May 24, 1995: The NHL Returns to Denver 1(3)
2 One Year, One Stanley Cup 4(4)
3 December 6, 1995—Roy Arrives 8(5)
4 Joe Sakic—Mr. Avalanche 13(4)
5 Pierre Lacroix—A Winner and a True Original 17(4)
6 Charlie Lyons—The First Owner 21(3)
7 The Lemieux-Draper Incident: A Rivalry Is Born 24(4)
8 The Crawford-Bowman Screaming Match 28(4)
9 The Ray Bourque Trade 32(2)
10 Mission 16W: Bourque Lifts the Cup, with an Assist to Sakic 34(6)
11 Peter Forsberg—Mr. Cool 40(5)
12 Patrick Roy—The Man, Myth, and Legend 45(4)
13 Nine Straight Division Titles 49(2)
14 Adam Foote 51(3)
15 To the Extreme 54(4)
16 The Very First Game and First Road Trip 58(5)
17 March 26, 1997: Payback for Lemieux 63(3)
18 Joe Sakic—Almost a Ranger 66(4)
19 Harrison Ford to the Rescue 70(2)
20 "No More Fucking Rats!" 72(2)
21 Marc Crawford 74(3)
22 The Plane Ride Back from Dallas, 2000 77(2)
23 The Steve Moore—Todd Bertuzzi Incident 79(5)
24 Roy Does Damage in Anaheim 84(2)
25 1996 Playoff Series Against Chicago 86(3)
26 2001 NHL All-Star Game 89(2)
27 Bob Hartley—Always in Motion 91(3)
28 Columbine 94(4)
29 McNichols Sports Arena—RIP 98(2)
30 The Rob Blake Trade 100(2)
31 Deadmarsh vs. Blake, Avs vs. Kings, 2001 Playoffs 102(3)
32 The Night Peter Forsberg Lost His Spleen 105(2)
33 Memories of Florida, 1996 Finals 107(4)
34 Say Thanks to a Grizzly 111(2)
35 Peter Forsberg's Six-Point Game in Florida 113(2)
36 September 11, 2001—In Sweden 115(4)
37 Chris Drury 119(3)
38 LoDo 122(2)
39 Patrick Roy, the Second Coming 124(3)
40 Kariya and Selanne Fiasco 127(4)
41 Eric Lacroix's Awkward Exit 131(2)
42 Sandis Ozolinsh 133(2)
43 Before Kroenke, Ownership Uncertainty 135(2)
44 Shocker: Forsberg and Foote Depart 137(2)
45 A 7-0 Loss, a Drunken Night, and a Turnaround 139(3)
46 Newspaper Wars: Post vs. News 142(4)
47 The Black Helmets 146(1)
48 Milan Hejduk 147(2)
49 Duchene Gets His Wish—To Be an Av 149(3)
50 The Ryan O'Reilly Saga 152(3)
51 Wendel Clark, We Hardly Knew Ye 155(3)
52 Mike Ricci 158(3)
53 Valeri Kamensky 161(4)
54 2014 Playoffs—A Cinderella Story Over Too Soon 165(2)
55 Mike Keane 167(4)
56 Denver ChopHouse & Brewery 171(2)
57 Theo Fleury's Short Stay 173(3)
58 "Deader" 176(2)
59 Joel Quenneville 178(4)
60 Alex Tanguay 182(2)
61 2002 Western Finals—The One That Got Away 184(2)
62 Joe Sacco—His Tenure and Curious Hiring 186(3)
63 Shjon Podein Refuses to Change 189(2)
64 Curse of the Ex-Avs 191(1)
65 Nathan MacKinnon's Hot Start 192(2)
66 Ruslan Salei, Karlis Skrastins, and the Yaroslavl Tragedy 194(2)
67 Craig Anderson's Great Year, Then Premature Exit 196(2)
68 Peter Mueller's Promising Career Derailed 198(2)
69 Uwe Krupp Leaves Denver for Detroit 200(2)
70 The Chris Simon/Marc Crawford Blowup and a Big Scoop 202(5)
71 Lappy 207(2)
72 Stanley Cup Supporting Characters 209(3)
73 Joe Sakic's 100-Point Year at Age 36 212(2)
74 Forsberg's Final, Two-Game Return 214(2)
75 Paul Stastny 216(2)
76 Forsberg's First Game Against the Avs 218(2)
77 Plane Rides 220(2)
78 Red Rocks 222(1)
79 The Goose 223(3)
80 Game 6, 2002, San Jose: Earthquake 226(2)
81 Patrick Roy—Skating to the Red Line 228(1)
82 Heading to the Mountains? 229(3)
83 Tony Granato 232(2)
84 David Aebischer 234(2)
85 Which Cup Team Was Better-1996 or 2001? 236(2)
86 Disaster Strikes Before Game 1, 2008, in Detroit 238(2)
87 Hit the Pylon, for Good Luck 240(1)
88 Who Was Better, Forsberg or Sakic? 241(3)
89 1998: Four First-Round Picks 244(2)
90 The Biggest Save of 1996 246(1)
91 Dick Dale Intro 247(1)
92 The Erik Johnson Trade 248(2)
93 Blown Series? Yeah, There Were a Few 250(3)
94 Jarome Iginla 253(2)
95 The Ryan Smyth—Scott Hannan Signings 255(2)
96 Andrew Brunette—From Villain to Fan Favorite 257(2)
97 Gabriel Landeskog 259(2)
98 Travel Tips for You! 261(5)
99 Favorite Places in 20 Years of Constant Travel 266(3)
100 The First Championship Parade 269(2)
Acknowledgments 271
Adrian Dater covered the Colorado Avalanche for 20 years for The Denver Post, before moving on to become the lead NHL columnist of Bleacher Report. Dater, who started out at the Concord Monitorwas also a lead NHL writer for Sports Illustratedfrom 2011-13. He is the author of seven books. He lives in Thornton, Colorado.Joe Sakic led the Colorado Avalanche to Stanley Cup titles in 1996 and 2001. The team's long-time captain won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1996, the Art Ross Trophy in 2001, and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2012. His number was retired by the Avalanche in 2009. He is currently the team's executive vice president of hockey operations. He lives in Colorado