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1 Colorado Avalanche Game Notes Thu, Nov 4, 00 NHL Game #77 Colorado Avalanche ( pts) Vancouver Canucks (4 pts) Team Game: Home Game: (Home) (Road) Team Game: Road Game: (Home) - - (Road) # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% Peter Budaj John Grahame # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 4 D John-Michael Liles D David Liffiton D Jonas Holos L David Van Der Gulik D Kevin Shattenkirk C Matt Duchene D Kyle Cumiskey C Philippe Dupuis R Brandon Yip D Scott Hannan R Milan Hejduk (A) R Chris Stewart C Paul Stastny (A) D Kyle Quincey L Daniel Winnik C Ryan O'Reilly L TJ Galiardi D Ryan Wilson D Adam Foote (C) R David Jones L Cody McLeod 0-7 # Goalie GP W L OT GAA SV% Roberto Luongo Cory Schneider # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM D Kevin Bieksa (A) D Keith Ballard D Christian Ehrhoff L Jeff Tambellini L Raffi Torres L Alexandre Burrows L Tanner Glass C Ryan Kesler (A) L Peter Schaefer 0 - L Mason Raymond 6 0 L Daniel Sedin (A) D Alexander Edler R Mikael Samuelsson C Manny Malhotra (A) D Aaron Rome C Henrik Sedin (C) R Guillaume Desbiens R Jannik Hansen C Rick Rypien D Andrew Alberts 5 President General Manager/EVP Head Coach Assistant Coaches Video/Development Coach Pierre Lacroix Greg Sherman Joe Sacco Sylvain Lefebvre, Steve Konowalchuk Adam Deadmarsh President & General Manager VP & Assistant GMs Head Coach Associate Coach Assistant Coaches Mike Gillis L. Henning, L. Gilman Alain Vigneault Rick Bowness N. Brown, D. Williams Tonight's Officials Referees Tom Kowal (#), Dennis LaRue (#4) Linesmen Mike Cvik (#88), Brad Lazarowich (#86) Ntl. Anthem Jake Schroeder Video Judge Today's Schedule PHI : 7:00 ATL : 7:00 STL : 7:00 COL : 7:00 OTT : 7:0 LAK : 7:0

2 Colorado Avalanche: Roster Active ( Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place 4 John-Michael Liles D 5' 0" 85 Nov 5, 980 Indianapolis, IN, USA 5 David Liffiton D 6' " 0 Oct 8, 984 Windsor, ON, CAN 6 Jonas Holos D 5' " 96 Aug 7, 987 Sarpsborg, NOR 7 David Van Der Gulik L 5' 0" 7 Apr 0, 98 Abbotsford, BC, CAN 8 Kevin Shattenkirk D 5' " 9 Jan 9, 989 Greenwich, CT, USA 9 Matt Duchene C 5' " 00 Jan 6, 99 Haliburton, ON, CAN 0 Kyle Cumiskey D 5' 0" 85 Dec, 986 Abbotsford, BC, CAN Philippe Dupuis C 6' 0" 96 Apr 4, 985 Laval, QC, CAN 8 Brandon Yip R 6' " 95 Apr 5, 985 Vancouver, BC, CAN Scott Hannan D 6' " 5 Jan, 979 Richmond, BC, CAN Milan Hejduk R 6' 0" 90 Feb 4, 976 Usti, CZE 5 Chris Stewart R 6' " 8 Oct 0, 987 Toronto, ON, CAN 6 Paul Stastny C 6' 0" 05 Dec 7, 985 Quebec City, QC, CAN 7 Kyle Quincey D 6' " 07 Aug, 985 Kitchener, ON, CAN Peter Budaj G 6' " 00 Sep 8, 98 Banska Bystrica, SVK 4 Daniel Winnik L 6' " 0 Mar 6, 985 Toronto, ON, CAN 7 Ryan O'Reilly C 6' 0" 00 Feb 7, 99 Clinton, ON, CAN 9 TJ Galiardi L 6' " 90 Apr, 988 Calgary, AB, CAN 44 Ryan Wilson D 6' " 07 Feb, 987 Windsor, ON, CAN 47 John Grahame G 6' " 0 Aug, 975 Denver, CO, USA 5 Adam Foote D 6' " 0 Jul 0, 97 Toronto, ON, CAN 54 David Jones R 6' " 0 Aug 0, 984 Guelph, ON, CAN 55 Cody McLeod L 6' " 0 Jun 6, 984 Binscarth, MB, CAN Players Total Avg: 6' 0" 0 Age: 6.5 Injured Reserve List ( Players) 8 David Koci L 6' 6" 8 May, 98 Prague, CZE 4 Craig Anderson G 6' " 80 May, 98 Park Ridge, IL, USA 88 Peter Mueller C 6' " 04 Apr 4, 988 Bloomington, MN, USA Goal Streaks CHRIS STEWART (4 / Games) Assist Streaks MILAN HEJDUK (6 / 4 Games) PAUL STASTNY ( / Games) RYAN WILSON ( / Games) Point Streaks CHRIS STEWART (8-6-4 / 8 Games) MILAN HEJDUK (-8- / 6 Games) DANIEL WINNIK (--4 / Games) PAUL STASTNY (--4 / Games) BRANDON YIP (-- / Games) TJ GALIARDI (-- / Games) RYAN WILSON (0-- / Games) Vancouver Canucks: Roster Active ( Players) # Name Pos Ht. Wt. Born Birth Place Roberto Luongo G 6' " 7 Apr 4, 979 Montreal, QC, CAN Kevin Bieksa D 6' " 98 Jun 6, 98 Grimsby, ON, CAN 4 Keith Ballard D 5' " 08 Nov 6, 98 Baudette, MN, USA 5 Christian Ehrhoff D 6' " 0 Jul 6, 98 Moers, DEU 0 Jeff Tambellini L 5' " 86 Apr, 984 Calgary, AB, CAN Raffi Torres L 6' 0" 6 Oct 8, 98 Toronto, ON, CAN 4 Alexandre Burrows L 6' " 88 Apr, 98 Pincourt, QC, CAN 5 Tanner Glass L 6' " 0 Nov 9, 98 Regina, SK, CAN 7 Ryan Kesler C 6' " 0 Aug, 984 Livonia, MI, USA 8 Peter Schaefer L 6' " 00 Jul, 977 Regina, SK, CAN Mason Raymond L 6' 0" 85 Sep 7, 985 Cochrane, AB, CAN Daniel Sedin L 6' " 87 Sep 6, 980 Ornskoldsvik, SWE Alexander Edler D 6' " 5 Apr, 986 Ostersund, SWE 6 Mikael Samuelsson R 6' " 8 Dec, 976 Mariefred, SWE 7 Manny Malhotra C 6' " 0 May 8, 980 Mississauga, ON, CAN 9 Aaron Rome D 6' " 8 Sep 7, 98 Nesbitt, MB, CAN Henrik Sedin C 6' " 88 Sep 6, 980 Ornskoldsvik, SWE 4 Guillaume Desbiens R 6' " 0 Apr 0, 985 Alma, QC, CAN 5 Cory Schneider G 6' " 95 Mar 8, 986 Marblehead, MA, USA 6 Jannik Hansen R 6' " 95 Mar 5, 986 Herlev, DNK 7 Rick Rypien C 5' " 90 May 6, 984 Coleman, AB, CAN 4 Andrew Alberts D 6' 5" 8 Jun 0, 98 Minneapolis, MN, USA Players Total Avg: 6' " 0 Age: 8. Injured Reserve List (4 Players) Dan Hamhuis D 6' " 09 Dec, 98 Smithers, BC, CAN 6 Sami Salo D 6' " Sep, 974 Turku, FIN 0 Ryan Parent D 6' " 98 Mar 7, 987 Prince Albert, SK, CAN 49 Alexandre Bolduc C 6' " 97 Jun 6, 985 Montreal, QC, CAN

3 Goal Streaks RAFFI TORRES (4 / Games) Assist Streaks MANNY MALHOTRA ( / Games) Point Streaks HENRIK SEDIN (--4 / 4 Games) RAFFI TORRES (4-0-4 / Games) MANNY MALHOTRA (0-- / Games)

4 Colorado Avalanche: Season Statistics Pos # Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S % TOI/g FO% Hits Blks R 5 Chris Stewart : C 6 Paul Stastny : R Milan Hejduk : D 4 John-Michael Liles : C 9 Matt Duchene : L 4 Daniel Winnik : R 54 David Jones : C 7 Ryan O'Reilly : L 9 TJ Galiardi :8.4 5 D 0 Kyle Cumiskey : R 8 Brandon Yip : L 55 Cody McLeod : D 44 Ryan Wilson : D Scott Hannan : D 5 Adam Foote : D 5 David Liffiton : D 6 Jonas Holos : L 7 David Van Der Gulik : C Philippe Dupuis : D 7 Kyle Quincey : # Player GP Min GAA W L OT SO GA SVS SV% G A PIM 4 Craig Anderson Peter Budaj Vancouver Canucks: Season Statistics Pos # Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW S % TOI/g FO% Hits Blks L Daniel Sedin : C Henrik Sedin : L Raffi Torres :08. 9 C 7 Manny Malhotra : R 6 Mikael Samuelsson : D Alexander Edler : L Mason Raymond : D 5 Christian Ehrhoff : C 7 Ryan Kesler : L 0 Jeff Tambellini :4 5.0 D Kevin Bieksa : D 4 Andrew Alberts : R 6 Jannik Hansen : L 8 Peter Schaefer : D Dan Hamhuis : L 5 Tanner Glass : C 7 Rick Rypien : C 49 Alexandre Bolduc : R 4 Guillaume Desbiens : L 4 Alexandre Burrows : D 9 Aaron Rome :8 0.0 D 4 Keith Ballard : D 0 Ryan Parent : # Player GP Min GAA W L OT SO GA SVS SV% G A PIM Roberto Luongo Cory Schneider

5 Vancouver Colorado Avalanche Team Records Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche Last game: Tuesday AT EDMONTON (4- W) Saturday VS COLUMBUS (5- W) Next game: Saturday VS DETROIT Saturday VS DALLAS Overall record/streak: / Win 4 / Undef / Win / Undef Home record/streak: / Win 5 / Undef / Win / Undef Road record/streak: - - / Win / Undef / Win / Undef Last 5 Games: Last 0 Games: Goal Games: Goal Games Goal Games - - Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading after period Trailing after period Tied after period Leading after periods Trailing after periods Tied after periods OT Record - This Season: - - OT Record - Franchise: Shootout Record - This Season: Shootout Record - Franchise: Outshooting opponent: Outshot by opponent: Even shots: vs. Northeast: vs. Atlantic: vs. Southeast: vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE: vs. Central: vs. Pacific: vs. Northwest: vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE: Month by Month Record Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche W-L-OT Points W-L-OT Points October: November: December: January: February: March: April: Totals:

6 Vancouver Colorado Avalanche Situations Goals by Period OT T Avg Vancouver Canucks: 5 (.8 avg.) Opponents: (. avg.) Colorado Avalanche: (.5 avg.) Opponents: 4 9 (.5 avg.) Shots by Period OT T Avg Vancouver Canucks: (0.5 avg.) Opponents: (0. avg.) Colorado Avalanche: 6 (.8 avg.) Opponents: (.0 avg.) Power Play Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche G Att % G Att % Overall: (5th NHL) (9th NHL) Home: (T-0th NHL) (6th NHL) Road: (nd NHL) (6th NHL) 0 SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-st NHL) 4 SHORT HANDED GOALS ALLOWED (T-9th NHL) Penalty Killing Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche G Att % G Att % Overall: (th NHL) (8th NHL) Home: 95.7 (nd NHL) (9th NHL) Road: (8th NHL) (9th NHL) 0 SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-st NHL) 0 SHORT HANDED GOALS SCORED (T-st NHL) Penalties Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche GP Min Avg./Rank GP Min Avg./Rank (7th NHL) (rd NHL) Goal Situations Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche For Against For Against 5 on 5: on 4: on : on 4: 0 4 on : on : on 4: on 5: on 5: Empty Net: Penalty Shots: Total: 5 8 9

7 Vancouver Colorado Avalanche Situations Individual Leaders Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche Points: D. SEDIN (),H. SEDIN (),R. TORRES (7) C. STEWART (6),P. STASTNY (),M. HEJDUK () Goals: D. SEDIN (8),R. TORRES (6),R. KESLER (4) C. STEWART (9),P. STASTNY (5),M. HEJDUK (4) Assists: H. SEDIN (),A. EDLER (7),M. SAMUELSSON (6) J. LILES (),M. HEJDUK (8),P. STASTNY (8) PP Goals: D. SEDIN (4),C. EHRHOFF (),R. KESLER () C. STEWART (4),M. HEJDUK (),P. STASTNY () SH Goals: GW Goals: R. TORRES (),M. RAYMOND (),D. SEDIN () C. STEWART (),D. WINNIK (),P. STASTNY () + Goals: R. TORRES() C. STEWART() PIM: R. TORRES (),R. RYPIEN (9),R. KESLER (8) C. MCLEOD (7),C. STEWART (5),D. LIFFITON (5) Shots: R. KESLER (4),M. RAYMOND (4),D. SEDIN () M. HEJDUK (9),P. STASTNY (7),C. STEWART (4) +/-: J. HANSEN (+6),M. MALHOTRA (+4),R. TORRES (+) J. LILES (+8),R. O'REILLY (+7),D. JONES (+4) Shootout Vancouver Canucks Shooter G/S % GDG Daniel Sedin / Ryan Kesler / Mikael Samuelsson 0 / Mason Raymond 0 / Goaltender Rec. G/S % Roberto Luongo 0-5/5.000 Colorado Avalanche Shooter G/S % GDG Brandon Yip / 00.0 Milan Hejduk 0 / David Jones 0 / Chris Stewart 0 / Ryan O'Reilly 0 / Matt Duchene 0 / Goaltender Rec. G/S % Peter Budaj - 0 0/6.000 Power Play Vancouver Canucks Player G A P Daniel Sedin 4 6 Christian Ehrhoff 5 Henrik Sedin Alexander Edler Ryan Kesler Mikael Samuelsson 0 Mason Raymond 0 Raffi Torres 0 Jeff Tambellini 0 Kevin Bieksa 0 Colorado Avalanche Player G A P Milan Hejduk 5 7 Chris Stewart 4 6 Paul Stastny 4 6 John-Michael Liles Matt Duchene 0 Cody McLeod 0 TJ Galiardi 0 Short Handed Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche Player G A P Player G A P

8 Vancouver Canucks Colorado Avalanche (0-0-) Season Series Vancouver Avalanche Canucks Attend Goaltenders W. Goal Oct 6, ,860 Roberto Luongo / Peter Budaj Mason Raymond Canucks Head To Head Stats Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW EN S % Christian Ehrhoff Peter Schaefer Mason Raymond Jeff Tambellini Ryan Kesler Henrik Sedin Daniel Sedin Alexander Edler Aaron Rome Andrew Alberts Kevin Bieksa Raffi Torres Mikael Samuelsson Manny Malhotra Ryan Parent Jannik Hansen Tanner Glass Guillaume Desbiens Goaltender GP Min GA GAA SO W L OT SA SV% Roberto Luongo Power play - (.%) Penalty Killing - (00%) Avalanche Head To Head Stats Player GP G A P +/- PIM PP SH GW EN S % Milan Hejduk Daniel Winnik David Jones Matt Duchene John-Michael Liles Scott Hannan Ryan O'Reilly Chris Stewart Cody McLeod Brandon Yip Kyle Quincey Philippe Dupuis David Van Der Gulik Jonas Holos T.J. Galiardi Ryan Wilson Kyle Cumiskey Paul Stastny Goaltender GP Min GA GAA SO W L OT SA SV% Peter Budaj Power play 0 - (0%) Penalty Killing - (66.7%)

9 Colorado Avalanche: Media Notes LAST GAME (Oct. 0 - Columbus at Colorado 5) Peter Budaj made saves, Paul Stastny and Chris Stewart had a goal and an assist each and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5- at Pepsi Center. David Liffiton scored his first NHL goal, and Cody McLeod and David Jones also lit the lamp for Colorado. Milan Hejduk and Daniel Winnik each had two assists. Derick Brassard ended Budaj's shutout bid with a powerplay goal in the third period. CURRENT INJURIES Craig Anderson (knee). Out indefinitely. Kyle Cumiskey (head). Out indefinitely. Adam Foote (head). Out indefinitely. David Koci (jaw). Out indefinitely. Peter Mueller (head). Out indefinitely. Man-Games Lost To Injury: Man-Games Lost To Injury in 009-0: 5 (nd in NHL) RECENT TRANSACTIONS Oct. 7 - Craig Anderson placed on IR (retroactive to Oct 6). Oct. 8 - John Grahame recalled from Lake Erie (AHL). Oct. 0 - Kevin Porter reassigned to Lake Erie (AHL). Nov. 4 - Kevin Shattenkirk recalled from Lake Erie (AHL). TONIGHT'S GAME The Colorado Avalanche continues its four-game homestand tonight against the Vancouver Canucks at Pepsi Center. The Avalanche opened the homestand with a 5- victory over Columbus last Saturday. Tonight is Colorado's first home game against a divisional opponent in 00-. The Avalanche finished 6-4- in the month of October ( points), tops in the Northwest Division. The Avs currently sit in second place in the Northwest, just one point behind the Canucks. The Avs are in the midst of a stretch that finds them playing seven-of-nine at home. Colorado began the year by playing seven of its first 0 on the road. This four-game homestand concludes with a visit from Dallas on Saturday and Calgary on Tuesday. STEWART NHL'S THIRD STAR IN OCTOBER Chris Stewart was named the NHL's Third Star of the Month for October. The Toronto native finished second among all skaters with 6 points (9g/7a) in games during the month. He tied for second in the NHL with nine goals in October and shared the league lead in both game-winning goals () and power-play tallies (4). Stewart ended the month with an active eight-game point streak (8g/6a), tying his career long set March 6-, 00. He had six multi-point games in October, including his second career hat trick on Oct. 8 at Calgary. Stewart's nine goals last month equaled the most by an Avalanche player in October. Joe Sakic had nine goals in October of 997 and Peter Forsberg had nine in October of 000, although both played more games than Stewart. MOST GOALS BY AVALANCHE PLAYER IN OCTOBER Player Season Goals Games Chris Stewart 00-9 GP Peter Forsberg GP Joe Sakic GP Wojtek Wolski GP Milan Hejduk GP Joe Sakic GP OCTOBERFEST The Avalanche sat atop the Northwest Division standings at the end of October for the second straight year, finishing with a 6-4- record ( points) in the opening month. The Avs also led the division with a 0-- record ( points) through Halloween last season. Colorado's 6 combined wins over the last two Octobers ties Los Angeles for second most in the NHL behind Pittsburgh's 7. BUDAJ MOVING UP FRANCHISE LISTS Peter Budaj enters tonight's game tied with David Aebischer for third place on the franchise's all-time wins list with 89 victories. Only Patrick Roy (6) and Dan Bouchard (07) have won more games with the Avalanche/Nordiques. Budaj made his 00th career appearance on Oct. 8, joining Roy (478) and Bouchard (5) as the only goaltenders in franchise history to reach 00 games. HEJDUK HOT Milan Hejduk has totaled points (g/8a) during a current six-game point streak, which includes four multi-point efforts.

10 HIGHEST SCORING TEAM IN THE LEAGUE The Avalanche is averaging.46 goals-per-game, best in the National Hockey League. The Avs have scored 8 goals over their last four games (4.5 per contest), including in the past two games. Colorado has scored the most 5-on-5 goals in the league (8) and is tied with Atlanta for the most third-period goals with 5. On the flip side, the Avalanche has given up an average of.54 goalsper-game, 9th in the NHL. AVALANCHE & CANUCKS Tonight is the second of six meetings between the Avalanche and Canucks in 00-. Vancouver won the first meeting 4- in overtime on Oct. 6 at Rogers Arena. Colorado finished -4-0 against Vancouver last season, --0 at home and --0 on the road. All-time, the Avalanche/Nordiques are against the Canucks, their second-most wins versus any opponent (68 vs. Hartford/Carolina). Since moving to Denver, the Avs are against Vancouver. That ties for the most wins against a single opponent since the franchise relocated. MOST WINS VS. OPPONENT MOST WINS VS. OPPONENT FRANCHISE HISTORY AVALANCHE HISTORY Carolina/Hartford 68 Vancouver 49 Vancouver 65 Edmonton 49 Edmonton 6 Calgary 45 FAN OF VAN Milan Hejduk has scored 5 career goals against the Canucks (in 68 games), by far his most versus any opponent. It is also the second-most goals of any active player against Vancouver behind Teemu Selanne's 7 (in 65 contests). Hejduk has tallied goals in 6 games at Rogers Arena, the most by a visiting player. HEJDUK SETS PEPSI SCORING RECORD With a pair of assists on Saturday, Milan Hejduk passed Joe Sakic for the most career points at Pepsi Center. Hejduk has 46 points (70g/76a) in 78 regular season games in this building, while Sakic had 44 points (9g/5a) in 97 games at Pepsi Center. Hejduk s 70 goals are already an arena record. MOST CAREER POINTS AT PEPSI CENTER Milan Hejduk 46 (70g/76a) Joe Sakic 44 (9g/5a) Alex Tanguay 07 (67g/40a) Peter Forsberg 69 (44g/5a) Paul Stastny 55 (54g/0a) YOUNG GUNS Colorado's average age is 6.5 years old, tied with Edmonton for the second-youngest active roster in the league behind Toronto (6.4). RECORD STREAK FOR LILES John-Michael Liles opened the year with assists in each of his first nine games, setting a new NHL record for the longest assist streak by a defenseman to start a season. He broke the previous mark of eight consecutive games with an assist by Ottawa s Filip Kuba to open the campaign. Liles' nine-game assist streak was the longest to begin a season in franchise history and the longest by an Avalanche/Nordiques defenseman at ANY point of a season. CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST BY A DEFENSEMAN TO START A SEASON 9 John-Michael Liles Colorado 00-8 Filip Kuba Ottawa Andrei Markov Montreal Brad Park Boston 98-8 Liles' nine-game assist streak equaled the longest by an NHL defenseman since LONGEST ASSIST STREAKS BY A DEFENSEMAN SINCE John-Michael Liles Colorado Oct. 7-6, 00 9 Andrei Markov Montreal Jan. 7-7, Mathieu Schneider Detroit Dec. 5-, Lubomir Visnovsky Los Angeles Dec. 0-8, Brian Leetch NY Rangers Jan. -, Chris Chelios Chicago Nov. -8, 995

11 NOW LET'S TALK POINT STREAKS Liles was the first NHL defenseman to record points in each of his team s first nine games since Chicago s Doug Wilson began the 98-8 season with a 0-game point streak. Liles' nine-game run was the longest point streak to start a season in Colorado Avalanche history, breaking the previous mark of eight straight games with a point by Joe Sakic to open the campaign. It was by far the longest point streak by an Avalanche/Nordiques defenseman to start a season and the longest by a Colorado defenseman at ANY point of a year, topping Sandis Ozolinsh's eight game stretch in APPROACHING MILESTONES Chris Stewart needs one point for 00 career points and two goals for 50 career goals. Joe Sacco needs one win for 50 victories as an NHL head coach. PRIDE OF NORWAY Jonas Holos, who has dressed in each of the last seven games, picked up his first NHL point with an assist on Oct. 8 at Calgary. The Sarpsborg, Norway native made his NHL debut on Oct. 6 at Nassau Coliseum, becoming only the sixth Norwegian-born player to ever appear in an NHL game. He joined Espen Knutsen, Bjorn Skaare, Patrick Thoresen, Ole-Kristian Tollefsen and Anders Myrvold, who played four games for the Avalanche in Colorado's sixth selection (sixth round, 70th overall) in the 008 Entry Draft, Holos has been a staple of Norway s national teams over the past few years. He represented his country at the 00 Olympics in Vancouver, where he led the entire tournament by averaging 8:56 of ice time per game. SEASON INJURY LIST PLAYER GAMES MISSED NATURE & DATES OF INJURY Anderson knee (Oct. 6 - present) Foote 4 head (Oct. - present) Jones arm (Oct. ) Koci jaw (Oct. 7 - present) Mueller head (Oct. 7 - present) Yip groin (Oct. 6-8) Total

12 Colorado Avalanche: Game By Game Summary * = Overtime, ** = Shootout, + = Sellout # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers W Goal PP PK SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. 0/07/00 Chicago Blackhawks W* ,9,6p, / Philadelphia Flyers L , / Detroit Red Wings W** ,7,4, / New Jersey Devils W p,9, / 0 5 New York Islanders L , / New York Rangers W p,5p, / //00 San Jose Sharks L ,p / //00 Los Angeles Kings L ,6p,6,p / Vancouver Canucks O* ,4, / Calgary Flames W p,5,5,8,9, / /0/00 Columbus Blue Jackets W ,5p,5,6, / 07 /04/00 Vancouver Canucks /06/00 Dallas Stars 4 /09/00 Calgary Flames 5 Columbus Blue Jackets 6 Detroit Red Wings 7 /5/00 St Louis Blues 8 /7/00 San Jose Sharks 9 /9/00 New York Rangers 0 Dallas Stars Vancouver Canucks Edmonton Oilers /7/00 Minnesota Wild 4 /0/00 Atlanta Thrashers 5 Carolina Hurricanes 6 Tampa Bay Lightning 7 Florida Panthers 8 Atlanta Thrashers 9 Washington Capitals 0 //00 Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Blackhawks /7/00 Ottawa Senators /9/00 Montreal Canadiens 4 //00 Los Angeles Kings 5 //00 Minnesota Wild 6 /7/00 Detroit Red Wings 7 Edmonton Oilers 8 Calgary Flames 9 0/0/0 Vancouver Canucks 40 0/04/0 Buffalo Sabres 4 0/06/0 Phoenix Coyotes 4 0/08/0 New York Islanders 4 0/0/0 Detroit Red Wings 44 Chicago Blackhawks 45 Minnesota Wild 46 0/8/0 Vancouver Canucks 47 0/0/0 Nashville Predators 48 0//0 Boston Bruins 49 0/4/0 St Louis Blues 50 0/6/0 Phoenix Coyotes 5 St Louis Blues 5 0/0/0 Minnesota Wild 5 0/05/0 Anaheim Ducks 54 Phoenix Coyotes 55 Minnesota Wild 56 Columbus Blue Jackets 57 Nashville Predators 58 0/4/0 Calgary Flames 59 0/6/0 Pittsburgh Penguins 60 San Jose Sharks 6 0//0 Edmonton Oilers 6 Los Angeles Kings 6 Anaheim Ducks 64 San Jose Sharks 65 0/05/0 Edmonton Oilers 66 Minnesota Wild 67 0//0 Anaheim Ducks 68 Nashville Predators 69 Vancouver Canucks 70 Calgary Flames 7 Edmonton Oilers 7 0//0 Columbus Blue Jackets 7 0/4/0 Toronto Maple Leafs 74 Los Angeles Kings 75 Anaheim Ducks 76 0//0 Nashville Predators 77 Phoenix Coyotes 78 04/0/0 Calgary Flames 79 St Louis Blues 80 Dallas Stars 8 04/08/0 Dallas Stars 8 04/0/0 Edmonton Oilers

13 Colorado Avalanche: Player Game By Game Summary Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning or Game Tying), Shots / (+/-), TOI Goalies: Goals Allowed/Shots, Decision, Minutes Played Date Opp. LILES #4 LIFFITON #5 HOLOS #6 VAN DER GULIK #7 DUCHENE #9 CUMISKEY #0 Oct 7 Vs CHI 0-4/ 6:4 MIN DND MIN - / 7:6 0- / :0 DND PHI 0-0/0 8:47 MIN DND MIN 0- /- 5: /- : 0-0 /0 6: DET 0- / 5:8 MIN DND MIN 0-4/ 8: /- : 0-0 0/0 5:40 Oct N.J 0-0/ :05 MIN DND MIN 0- /0 9: /- 0: /0 6: Oct NYI 0- / :6 MIN 0-0 /- :57 MIN 0-0 0/- 8:9 0-0 /- 0: 0-0 /0 7:0 Oct NYR 0- /0 6:56 MIN 0-0 /0 6:44 MIN 0-0 /- 6:7 0- /0 0: /0 5:5 Oct Vs S.J 0- /- :47 MIN 0-0 0/0 6:7 DND 0-0 /- :47-0 / 0: /0 5: Oct Vs L.A 0- /0 4: DND 0-0 /0 7: 0-0 0/0 5:0 0-5/ 0: /- 0: DND Oct VAN 0-4/ :5 DND 0-0 /- : 0-0 /0 5:8-0 / 7:4 0-0 /- 0: /0 6: Oct CGY 0-0 /0 : / :4 0- / : DND 0- /0 6:50 0- / 0: /- :05 Oct 0 Vs CBJ 0-0 / 0:8-0 / 8: / : DND 0-0 / 8: / 4: 0-0 /0 0:0 DUPUIS # Date Opp. PORTER # YIP #8 HANNAN # HEJDUK # STEWART #5 STASTNY #6 QUINCEY #7 Oct 7 Vs CHI 0-0 0/0 6:6 0-0 /0 : /- 7: /0 6:44-5/ 9:8-0 (W) 4/ 4: 0-0 /0 8:5 PHI 0-0 0/0 9:8-0 /- : /- 6:54-0 /- 5:6 0-0 /- 8: /- : /- 7:8 DET DND 0- / 9: /0 8: /- : /- 0: 0-0 /- 4:4 0-0 /- :0 Oct N.J DND 0-0 /0 7: /0 0:6 0-0 /0 0:04 - (W) / : 0- / : 0-0 / :54 Oct NYI 0-0 0/ 8: INJ 0-0 /- 9:6 0-0 /- 4:44-0 /- 6:5 0- /- 9:7 0-0 /0 9:9 Oct NYR 0-0 0/0 7:00 INJ 0-0 /0 6:9 0-5/- 8: -0 (W) /0 5:40 0-5/0 9: /- 5:5 Oct Vs S.J 0-0 0/0 5:0 0-0 /0 7: /0 4:0-0 7/- 0:4 0- /- 7: 0-0 4/- 0: /- 6:46 Oct Vs L.A 0-0 0/- 5: 0-0 /- : /- 5:5-5/0 9:59 0- /0 8:5-5/0 : 0-0 /0 :50 Oct VAN DND 0-0 /0 4: 0-0/- 5: 0- / 7:5 0-4/0 8: /- 9:0 0-0 / 0:46 Oct CGY DND -0 4/0 5: /0 5:4 0-4/- 8:5-0 4/ 8:48 0- /- 8: /- 0:7 Oct 0 Vs CBJ DND 0- / 4:04 0- / 5:56 0- / 5: - (W) / 8:45 - / 9:5 0-0 /0 8:49 Date Opp. WINNIK #4 O'REILLY #7 GALIARDI #9 Oct 7 Vs CHI 0-0 / 6: / 9: /0 : /0 : / :54 0-0/0 8:5 0-0 /0 6: PHI 0-0 / 6: / 5: /- :05 DND 0-0 / 0:7 0-0 /- :6 0-0 /- 4:5 DET -0 4/ :8-0 4/ 7: 0-0 /0 4:9 0- /0 4: / 0: 0-0/0 9:40-5/ 9:54 Oct N.J 0-0 /0 8: /0 9:0 - / 4:4 0-0 /0 : / 8:4 0-0 /0 6:0 0-0 /0 7:07 Oct NYI 0-0 /- 6: /0 7:44-0 / 6:06 0-0/ : /- 4:04 DND 0-0 0/- 6:45 Oct NYR -0 4/ 8:0 0- / 8: 0-0 / 0:0 DND 0-0 /0 6: 0-0 0/ 7:9 0-0 /0 6:56 Oct Vs S.J 0-0 /0 8:9 0-0 /0 6: /- 8:08 MIN 0-0 /0 7: /0 6:58 INJ Oct Vs L.A 0-0 4/- :5 0-0 /- : / 8:5 MIN 0-0 0/0 6:55 INJ 0- / 8:56 Oct VAN -0 /0 8: 0-4/ 5:5 0-0 /- 9:50 MIN 0-0 /- 8:55 INJ -0 4/ 7:0 Oct CGY -0 (W) /0 9:0 0- / :50-0 / 7:48 MIN 0- /- 7:4 INJ 0-0 /0 7:09 Oct 0 Vs CBJ 0- / 5: / 5:59 0- / 7:5 MIN 0- / 7:0 INJ -0 / 7: OLVER #40 WILSON #44 FOOTE #5 JONES #54 Date Opp. MCLEOD #55 KOCI # MUELLER # BUDAJ # ANDERSON #4 Oct 7 Vs CHI 0-0 0/0 5:4 INJ INJ DNP /8W 64 MIN PHI 0-0 0/0 7:4 INJ INJ DNP /7L 58 MIN DET 0-0 0/0 8:6 INJ INJ 4/8W 65 DNP MIN Oct N.J -0 /0 :05 INJ INJ DNP /4W 60 MIN Oct NYI 0-0 /- :50 INJ INJ DNP 4/4L 59 MIN Oct NYR 0-0 0/0 9:0 INJ INJ DNP /W 60 MIN Oct Vs S.J 0-0 /0 :4 INJ INJ DNP /L 59 MIN Oct Vs L.A 0-0 0/- 7:47 INJ INJ DNP 6/0L 59 MIN Oct VAN 0-0 /0 6:05 INJ INJ 4/O 60 INJ MIN Oct CGY 0-0 0/0 6:00 INJ INJ 5/9W 60 INJ DNP Oct 0 Vs CBJ -0 / :55 INJ INJ /4W 60 INJ DNP GRAHAME #47

14 Colorado Avalanche: Head Coach and Player Bios Head Coach: Joe Sacco Joe Sacco is in his second season as the head coach of the Colorado Avalanche. He was named the fifth head coach in Avalanche history, and the th in franchise history on June 4, 009. Sacco, 4, was a finalist for the Jack Adams Award in his rookie season behind the bench in He guided the Avalanche to a record (95 points), a second-place finish in the Northwest Division and a berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Avs became the first Western Conference team to make the playoffs after finishing last in the conference the previous year since the league expanded to 0 teams in Colorado, which had only 69 points in , posted the league s second-best turnaround (+6) behind only Phoenix (+8). The 00- campaign marks his sixth season with the organization. Prior to leading the Avalanche, Sacco spent two seasons as head coach of the AHL's Lake Erie Monsters. Sacco served as an assistant coach for Team USA at each of the last two IIHF World Championships. #: Peter Budaj (G) 6' ", 00 lbs. / Sep 8, 98 (8 years and month) BOO-digh Drafted: Colorado's st selection (nd round, 6rd overall) in 00 Entry Draft 6th NHL / 6th COL Season Last Win: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Last SO: DEC 7, ST. LOUIS () Career Shootouts: 58/96 (.604), -6 GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves 4 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ - Has started each of the last three games, posting a -0- record. - Enters tonight's game tied with David Aebischer (89) for third place on the franchise's all-time wins list. - Made a season-high saves in a 5- win over Columbus on Oct Picked up the win in his 00th NHL appearance on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Became just the third goaltender in franchise history to reach 00 games, joining Patrick Roy (478) and Dan Bouchard (5). - Stopped 4 shots and all six shootout attempts in his first start of the year, a 5-4 victory at Detroit on Oct.. #4: Craig Anderson (G) (*Injured) 6' ", 80 lbs. / May, 98 (9 years and 5 months) Drafted: Chicago's 4th choice (rd round, 7rd overall) in 00 Entry Draft. Acquired: Signed as a free agent, July, 009 8th NHL / nd COL Season Last Win: OCT 8, NY RANGERS () Last SO: MAR, 00 vs FLORIDA (9) Career Shootouts: 4/7 (.606), 8- GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves 4 4 0/5 vs. NJD 0/5 vs. NJD - Suffered a knee injury during warmups on Oct. 6 at Vancouver. Is out indefinitely. - Placed on IR, Oct. 7 (retroactive to Oct. 6). - Started seven of the first eight games. - Made 4 saves in a - victory at New Jersey on Oct Is now 6--0 when he faces 40 or more shots as a member of the Avalanche. - Made his second consecutive Opening Night start on Oct. 7 vs. Chicago, stopping 5 shots in a 4- OT victory. - Established franchise records in games (7), starts (7), minutes (45), shots faced () and saves (047) in his first year with the Avalanche in His 8 victories and seven shutouts tied for second on the franchise s single-season list. - Led all NHL goaltenders in shots faced and saves. - Also ranked among the league s top goaltenders in shutouts (T-rd), games (T-5th), starts (T-5th) and wins (7th). - Made his Stanley Cup playoff debut in 00, stopping -of-9 shots (.9 Sv%) to set a franchise record for most saves in a playoff series.

15 #47: John Grahame (G) 6' ", 0 lbs. / Aug, 975 (5 years and months) Drafted: Boston's 7th choice (9th round, 9th overall) in 994 Entry Draft. Acquired: Signed by Colorado as a free agent, March, 00. 9th NHL / st COL Season Last Win: - Last SO: - Career Shootouts: 4/ (.66), 5- GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% Season Career Career vs. Opp Season Highs: Shots Saves Recalled from Lake Erie of the American Hockey League on Oct Appeared in four games with the Monsters, posting a --0 record with a.46 goals-against average and.90 save percentage. - Has played in 4 NHL games, compiling a career record with shutouts. - His last NHL appearance was March 4, 008 at Buffalo as a member of the Carolina Hurricanes. - Won a Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay in #4: John-Michael Liles (D) 5' 0", 85 lbs. / Nov 5, 980 (9 years and months) LYE-lz Drafted: Colorado's 8th selection (5th round, 59th overall) in 000 Entry Draft 7th NHL / 7th COL Season Last Goal: APR 4, 00 vs SAN JOSE (5) Last Assist: OCT 6, VANCOUVER () Career Shootouts: / (50%), 0 GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp :4 4 + x x 0/ vs. LAK 0/7 vs. CHI x 0/7 vs. CHI x - Leads Colorado in assists (), plus/minus (+8) and ice time (:5). - Opened the year with assists in each of his first nine games, setting a new NHL record for the longest assist streak by a defenseman to start a season. - Broke the previous record of eight consecutive games set by Ottawa's Filip Kuba to open the campaign. - Was the first NHL defenseman to record points in each of his team s first nine games since Chicago s Doug Wilson began the 98-8 season with a 0-game point streak. - Liles' nine-game assist streak equaled the longest by an NHL defenseman since His nine-game point streak was the longest by an Avalanche player to begin a season and the longest by a Colorado defenseman at ANY point of a year. - Collected two assists in each of his first two contests, the first Avalanche defenseman to open a season with consecutive multi-point games. #5: David Liffiton (D) 6' ", 0 lbs. / Oct 8, 984 (6 years) Drafted: Colorado's st selection (nd round, 6rd overall) in 00 Entry Draft. Acquired: Signed by Colorado as a free agent, July, 00. rd NHL / rd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Last Assist: Season -0-5 Career Career vs. Opp :45 + 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ x - Scored his first NHL goal on Oct. 0 vs. Columbus. - Made his Avalanche debut on Oct. 8 at Calgary, recording a fight and a + plus/minus rating in :4 of ice time. - It marked his fourth NHL game and first since March 7, 007 against Boston as a member of the New York Rangers. - Was recalled from Lake Erie of the American Hockey League on Oct.. - Served as the Monsters' team captain. - Recorded two points (g/a) and a team-high 6 penalty minutes in six games with Lake Erie. - Signed with the Avalanche as a free agent on July, 00. Was originally Colorado's draft choice in Appeared in three NHL games with the New York Rangers, one in and two in

16 #6: Jonas Holos (D) 5' ", 96 lbs. / Aug 7, 987 ( years and months) YOH-nuhs Hu-LAWS Drafted: Colorado's 6th selection (6th round, 70th overall) in 008 Entry Draft. st NHL / st COL Season Last Goal: Last Assist: OCT 8, CALGARY () Season Career Career vs. Opp : + 0/8 vs. CGY 0/8 vs. CGY 0/ vs. LAK x 0/8 vs. NYR 0/8 vs. CGY - Has dressed in each of the last seven games. - Picked up his first NHL point with an assist on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Made his NHL debut on Oct. 6 at NY Islanders, logging a game-high :57 of ice time. - Became only the sixth Norwegian-born player to ever appear in an NHL game. - He joined Espen Knutsen, Bjorn Skaare, Patrick Thoresen, Ole-Kristian Tollefsen and Anders Myrvold, who played four games for the Avalanche in Represented Norway at the 00 Olympics in Vancouver, where he led the entire tournament by averaging 8:56 of ice time per game. - Suited up for Team Norway at the 00 IIHF World Championship in Germany, tallying two points (g/a) in six games while averaging a tournament-high 7:45 of ice time. - Has represented his country at each of the last five IIHF World Championships. - Has spent the past two seasons playing in the Swedish Elite League. #7: David Van Der Gulik (L) 5' 0", 7 lbs. / Apr 0, 98 (7 years and 6 months) Drafted: Calgary's 0th selection (7th round, 06th overall) in 00 Entry Draft. Acquired: Signed by Colorado as a free agent, July, 00 nd NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: Last Assist: MAR 8, ATLANTA (4) Season Career Career vs. Opp :8-0/6 vs. VAN 0/6 vs. VAN 0/6 vs. VAN 0/6 vs. VAN - Made his Avalanche debut on Oct. vs. Los Angeles, his first NHL game since March 5, 009 at Pittsburgh as a member of the Flames. - Was recalled from Lake Erie (AHL) on Oct Skated in five games with the Lake Erie Monsters this season, tallying a goal and one assist. - Appeared in six NHL games for the Calgary Flames during the season, recording two assists. - Has spent most of the past four seasons in the American Hockey League after completing a four-year collegiate career at Boston University (Hockey East) in #8: Kevin Shattenkirk (D) 5' ", 9 lbs. / Jan 9, 989 ( years and 9 months) Drafted: Colorado's st selection (st round, 4th overall) in 007 Entry Draft. st NHL / st COL Season Last Goal: - Last Assist: - Season Career Career vs. Opp Was recalled from Lake Erie of the American Hockey League on Nov Has skated in 0 games for the Lake Erie Monsters (0g/0a, E). - Was a combined +6 over his last four games in the AHL. - Colorado's first-round pick (4th overall) in the 007 NHL Entry Draft. - Spent three years at Boston University (Hockey East), where he was the Terriers' lone captain as a junior in Also captained the U.S. National Under-8 Team in

17 #9: Matt Duchene (C) 5' ", 00 lbs. / Jan 6, 99 (9 years and 9 months) DOO-shayn Drafted: Colorado's st selection (st round, rd overall) in 009 Entry Draft nd NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 6, VANCOUVER () Last Assist: OCT 8, CALGARY () Career Shootouts: /8 (5%), GDG Season -7-9 Career Career vs. Opp : x 0/ vs. LAK x 0/ vs. SJS 0/ vs. SJS 0/ vs. LAK x 0/6 vs. VAN - Scored the tying goal with : left in regulation to force overtime on Oct. 6 at Vancouver. - Tied his career high with two assists on Oct. vs. Los Angeles (sixth time). - Had a point in each of his first four games to begin the season, Oct. 7-5 (g/4a). - Scored a goal and assisted on the overtime winner in Colorado's 4- season-opening victory over the Blackhawks on Oct Named to the NHL All-Rookie Team and was a finalist for the Calder Trophy in Led all NHL rookies in scoring with 55 points (4g/a) in 8 games. - Shared the rookie goal scoring lead with John Tavares and ranked second among rookies in assists. - Duchene s 55 points were the second highest total by a rookie in Avalanche history behind only Paul Stastny s 78 points in Was the third overall pick in the 009 NHL Entry Draft, the club's highest selection since the franchise relocated to Denver. #0: Kyle Cumiskey (D) 5' 0", 85 lbs. / Dec, 986 ( years and months) Drafted: Colorado's 9th selection (7th round, nd overall) in 005 Entry Draft 5th NHL / 5th COL Season Last Goal: OCT, 00 vs SAN JOSE (4) Last Assist: OCT 8, CALGARY () Season Career Career vs. Opp : + 0/ vs. SJS 0/8 vs. CGY 0/8 vs. CGY 4x 0/ vs. DET 0/ vs. SJS x 0/8 vs. CGY - Is out indefinitely (head). - Tied his career high with two assists and was + on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Scored his first goal of the year on Oct. vs. San Jose. Cumiskey led all Avalanche defensemen with seven goals in Had an assist and was + in the season opener against Chicago on Oct. 7. #: Philippe Dupuis (C) 6' 0", 96 lbs. / Apr 4, 985 (5 years and 6 months) Drafted: Columbus' 5th choice (4th round, 04th overall) in 00 Entry Draft. Acquired: Acquired from Columbus, along with Darcy Campbell, in exchange for Mark Rycroft, Jan., 008. rd NHL / rd COL Season Last Goal: Last Assist: NOV 4, 009 vs PHOENIX () Season Career Career vs. Opp :0-0/8 vs. CGY 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/6 vs. NYI 0/ vs. SJS - Has skated in nine of Colorado's games. - Logged his first career fighting major on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Appeared in six consecutive games from Oct Made first appearance on an Opening Night roster. - Played eight games for the Avalanche in and four in #8: Brandon Yip (R) 6' ", 95 lbs. / Apr 5, 985 (5 years and 6 months) Drafted: Colorado's 7th selection (8th round, 9th overall) in 004 Entry Draft nd NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 8, CALGARY () Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Career Shootouts: / (50%), GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp : x x 4x 4x 0/ vs. DET 0/8 vs. CGY 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/ vs. DET - Has points in each of the last two games (g/a). - Missed two games (groin), Oct Scored the winning goal in the shootout on Oct. at Detroit. - Made his first appearance on an Opening Night roster. - Scored goals and had 9 points (g/8a) in games during his rookie campaign of Finished first among NHL rookies in goals-per-game at 0.4.

18 #: Scott Hannan (D) 6' ", 5 lbs. / Jan, 979 ( years and 9 months) Drafted: San Jose's nd choice (st round, rd overall) in 997 Entry Draft. Acquired: Signed as a free agent, July, 007 th NHL / 4th COL Season Last Goal: NOV, 009 vs PHILADELPHIA (68) Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Season Career Career vs. Opp :6 + x x 0/5 vs. NJD 0/ vs. DET 5x 0/0 vs. CBJ - Has appeared in 55 of 57 regular season games since signing with Colorado. - Left the Oct. rd game against Los Angeles with a head injury but did not miss any games. #: Milan Hejduk (R) 6' 0", 90 lbs. / Feb 4, 976 (4 years and 8 months) HAY-dook Drafted: Quebec's 6th selection (4th round, 87th overall) in 994 Entry Draft th NHL / th COL Season Last Goal: OCT, 00 vs LOS ANGELES () Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Career Shootouts: 6/4 (8%), 6 GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp : / vs. LAK x 0/ vs. LAK 0/ vs. LAK 0/ vs. DET 0/ vs. SJS 0/8 vs. NYR x - Current six-game point streak (g/8a) - Leads the team with 9 shots. - Became the all-time scoring leader at Pepsi Center (46 points) with two assists on Oct. 0 vs. Columbus, passing Joe Sakic (44). - Tallied a season-high two goals and three points on Oct. vs. Los Angeles. - Ranks third in franchise history in games (850), fourth in goals (9), fifth in points (7) and sixth in assists (74). - Ranks second in GWG (56), third in PPG (4) and is the franchise s all-time leader in OT goals with nine. - Has reached the 0-goal mark in 0 consecutive seasons, tied for the second-longest streak in franchise history. - Michel Goulet and Peter Stastny also did it for 0 straight years, while Sakic had a run of consecutive seasons. - Only Jarome Iginla () has a longer active streak of 0-goal seasons in the NHL (Hejduk is one of five players at 0). - Has 5 goals since , the fourth highest total in the NHL behind Iginla (8), Marian Hossa (55) and Ilya Kovalchuk (4). #5: Chris Stewart (R) 6' ", 8 lbs. / Oct 0, 987 ( years) Drafted: Colorado's st selection (st round, 8th overall) in 006 Entry Draft rd NHL / rd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Career Shootouts: /9 (%), GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp : 6 + 0/8 vs. CGY 0/ vs. SJS 0/8 vs. CGY 0/ vs. SJS 0/ vs. DET 0/ vs. DET x 4x - Current eight-game point streak (8g/6a), matching his career long set March 6-, Needs one point for 00 career points and two goals for 50 career goals. - NHL's Third Star of the Month for October. - Finished second among all skaters with 6 points (9g/7a) in games during the month. - Tied for second in the NHL with nine goals in October and shared the league lead in both game-winning goals () and power-play tallies (4). - Stewart's nine goals equaled the most by an Avalanche player in the month of October (Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg 000-0) - Tallied his second career hat trick on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - First road hat trick by an Avalanche player since April 5, 007 (Milan Hejduk at Vancouver). - Matched his career high with two assists on Oct. vs. San Jose. - Potted two goals, including the game winner, on Oct. 8 at Madison Square Garden. - Scored a goal and added an assist in Colorado's season-opening victory over the Blackhawks on Oct. 7.

19 #6: Paul Stastny (C) 6' 0", 05 lbs. / Dec 7, 985 (4 years and 0 months) STAS-nee Drafted: Colorado's nd selection (nd round, 44th overall) in 005 Entry Draft 5th NHL / 5th COL Season Last Goal: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Career Shootouts: 0/8 (0%), 0 GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp :4 5 + x x 0/ vs. LAK x 0/ vs. DET x 0/ vs. DET x - Ranks second on the Avalanche in both goals (5) and points (). - Had a season-high three points and matched his season best with two goals on Oct. vs. Los Angeles. - It was his th career multi-goal game but first in a losing effort (Avs had been -0-0 when he scores two or more goals). - Posted two assists on Oct. 5 at New Jersey. - Scored two goals, including the overtime winner, in Colorado's season-opening victory over the Blackhawks on Oct It was Stastny's second career OT goal and first since Feb. 6, 008 at Calgary. - Led the Avalanche with a career-high 79 points (0g/59a) in 8 games last season. - Helped the United States capture the silver medal at the 00 Olympics. #7: Kyle Quincey (D) 6' ", 07 lbs. / Aug, 985 (5 years and months) Drafted: Detroit's nd choice 4th round, nd overall) in 00 Entry Draft. Acquired: Acquired from Los Angeles, along with Tom Preissing and 5th round pick in 00, in exchange for Ryan Smyth, July, 009 6th NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: APR 4, 00 vs SAN JOSE (5) Last Assist: APR 7, EDMONTON () Season Career Career vs. Opp : /6 vs. NYI 0/ vs. DET x 0/7 vs. CHI x - Ranks second among Avalanche defensemen in hits with. - Led the Avalanche in ice time during the regular season at :6 per game. #8: David Koci (L) (*Injured) 6' 6", 8 lbs. / May, 98 (9 years and 5 months) KOH-chee Acquired: Signed as a free agent, July, 009 5th NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 8, CALGARY () Last Assist: FEB, 009 vs BOSTON (60) Season Career Career vs. Opp Is out indefinitely (jaw). - Placed on IR, Oct. 6 (retroactive to Sept. ). - Suffered the injury in a preseason game on Sept. vs. Los Angeles. - Appeared in a career-high 4 games in his first season with the Avalanche in 009-0, tallying one goal and 84 penalty minutes. #4: Daniel Winnik (L) 6' ", 0 lbs. / Mar 6, 985 (5 years and 7 months) Drafted: Phoenix's 0th selection (9th round, 65th overall) in 004 Entry Draft. Acquired: Acquired from Phoenix in exchange for a 4th round selection in 0 Entry Draft, June 8, 00. 4th NHL / st COL Season Last Goal: OCT 8, CALGARY () Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Season Career Career vs. Opp --4 9: x 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/0 vs. CBJ x 0/8 vs. CGY x 7x 0/0 vs. CBJ - Current three-game point streak (g/a), one shy of his career best. - With four goals this season, Winnik has already matched his output from all of last year with Phoenix (4g/5a in 74 games). - Tied his career high with two assists on Oct. 0 vs. Columbus. - Scored goals in back-to-back games for just the second time in his career Oct Scored the game-winning tally with :0 left in regulation on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Was acquired by the Avalanche over the summer after spending his first three seasons with the Phoenix Coyotes.

20 #7: Ryan O'Reilly (C) 6' 0", 00 lbs. / Feb 7, 99 (9 years and 8 months) Drafted: Colorado's nd selection (nd round, rd overall) in 009 Entry Draft nd NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: OCT, DETROIT (8) Last Assist: OCT 8, CALGARY () Career Shootouts: /4 (5%), 0 GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp : / vs. DET 0/8 vs. CGY 0/8 vs. CGY 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/8 vs. CGY 0/7 vs. CHI 0/ vs. SJS 0/8 vs. CGY - Leads the Avalanche with 5 takeaways. - Ranks second on the club in plus/minus with a +7 rating. - Recorded a career-high three points (0g/a) and was + on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - Tallied his first goal of the year and was + on Oct. at Detroit. - Had a career-high seven shots in the season opener against Chicago on Oct Became the youngest player in Avalanche history when he made his NHL debut on Oct., 009 (8 years, 6 days). - Tied for the team lead with 8 games as a rookie last season, collecting 6 points (8g/8a) with a +4 plus/minus rating. - Was the first non-first round draft pick to immediately make the NHL in his post-draft year since (Dan Fritsche, Patrice Bergeron). #9: TJ Galiardi (L) 6' ", 90 lbs. / Apr, 988 ( years and 6 months) Drafted: Colorado's 4th selection (nd round, 55th overall) in 007 Entry Draft rd NHL / rd COL Season Last Goal: OCT 8, CALGARY () Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Career Shootouts: 0/ (0%), 0 GDG Season Career Career vs. Opp :05 + x x 0/5 vs. NJD x 0/ vs. PHI x 0/ vs. SJS 0/8 vs. CGY - Tallied a goal and was + on Oct. 8 at Calgary. - All three of his goals this season have come on the road. - Scored a goal in back-to-back games, Oct. 5-6, matching his career-long goal streak. - Had a season-high two points (g/a) on Oct. 5 at New Jersey. - Tallied 9 points (5g/4a) with a +6 plus/minus rating in 70 games during his rookie season in Finished sixth among league rookies in points (9) and was fifth in both goals (5-tied) and assists (4). #44: Ryan Wilson (D) 6' ", 07 lbs. / Feb, 987 ( years and 9 months) Drafted: Signed by Calgary as a free agent, July, 008. Acquired: Acquired from Calgary, along with Lawrence Nycholat and nd round pick in 009, in exchange for Jordan Leopold, March 4, 009 nd NHL / nd COL Season Last Goal: FEB 6, 00 vs EDMONTON (8) Last Assist: OCT 0, 00 vs COLUMBUS Season Career Career vs. Opp : x x 0/0 vs. CBJ 0/7 vs. CHI 0/8 vs. CGY 0/6 vs. VAN x - Leads the Avalanche in blocked shots (0) and ranks second in hits (). - Made his first appearance on an Opening Night roster. - Recorded points (g/8a) and was + in 6 games during his rookie season in