Third Annual Ultimate NHL Playoff Bracket
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Team Recap: 15th-seeded ’00-’01 Colorado Avalanche
David Aebischer (G) 6 GP 0 GS 1-0-0 1.17 GAA .926 SV% 0 SO 0 Stars Rick Berry (D) 19 GP 0 G 0 A 0 P +1 1 S … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Miller, Adam Deadmarsh, Adam Foote, Alex Tanguay, Chris Dingman, Chris Drury, Colorado Avalanche, Dan Hinote, David Aebischer, Greg de Vries, Joe Sakic, Jon Klemm, Martin Skoula, Milan Hejduk, Offseason, Patrick Roy, Peter Forsberg, Ray Bourque, Rick Berry, Rob Blake, Scott Parker, Shjon Podein, Ultimate NHL Playoff, Ville Nieminen
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Four Point Night from Hejduk Leads 15th-seeded ’00-’01 Avalanche to 6-5 Win Over 6th-seeded ’84-’85 Oilers to Tie Series 2-2
It wasn’t until the second period that the 15th-seeded ’00-’01 Colorado Avalanche imposed themselves on the 6th-seeded ’84-’85 Edmonton Oilers, but they jumped on them on the scoreboard very early. They scored four times in the first 11 minutes and … Continue reading
15th-seeded ’00-’01 Avalanche Open Up 3-0 Series Lead and Eventually Defeat 23rd-seeded ’79-’80 Sabres in Six Games
This series featured three games that went to overtime and it began in Game 1. The 15th-seeded ’00-’01 Colorado Avalanche won that one by a score of 3-2. Then, they won Game 3 in overtime to take a 3-0 series … Continue reading
Posted in Quarterfinal, Ultimate NHL Playoff
Tagged Aaron Miller, Adam Deadmarsh, Alex Tanguay, Buffalo Sabres, Colorado Avalanche, Dan Hinote, Danny Gare, Dave Schultz, Don Edwards, Gilbert Perreault, Greg de Vries, Jim Schoenfeld, Joe Sakic, John Van Boxmeer, Milan Hejduk, Patrick Roy, Peter Forsberg, Quarterfinal, Ray Bourque, Rob Blake, Rob McClanahan, Tony McKegney, Ultimate NHL Playoff
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15th-seeded ’00-’01 Avalanche Defeat 31st-seeded ’84-’85 Jets in Seven Games Behind 22 Points from Joe Sakic
This was another high-scoring series and in the end the 15th-seeded ’00-’01 Colorado Avalanche outscored the 31st-seeded ’84-’85 Winnipeg Jets by just four total goals over the seven games. As the title says, Joe Sakic was the engine for the Avs … Continue reading
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