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2 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: AUGUST 6, 1992 TAMPERE, FINLAND 6-1, 174 LBS COLORADO S FIFTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 107TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Ilves Jr. Fin. Jr Ilves Jr. Fin. Jr Ilves Fin Was the No. 1 rated European goaltender in NHL Central Scouting s final rankings for the 2010 Entry Draft First Finnish-born player drafted by Colorado since 2002 (defenseman Mikko Kalteva) and the first-ever Finnish born goaltender selected by the Avalanche/Nordiques franchise Was the first European netminder selected by Colorado since Peter Budaj in : Played in 23 games for Ilves Jr. (Finland), posting a 3.20 goals-against average and.899 save percentage : Appeared in 13 contests for Ilves Jr., recording a 2.71 goals-against average and.906 save percentage.

3 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: SEPTEMBER 20, 1982 DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICH. 5-11, 177 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, JULY 2, 2010 SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO GAA GP W L MNS GA SO GAA Chicago NAHL Chicago NAHL Plymouth OHL United States WJC Utah AHL Utah AHL Utah AHL Worcester AHL St. Louis NHL Peoria AHL United States WC St. Louis NHL Peoria AHL United States WC Peoria AHL Johnstown ECHL Lake Erie AHL Lake Erie AHL Hershey AHL NHL TOTALS : Appeared in 22 regular season games with the Hershey Bears (AHL), posting a record with a 2.48 goalsagainst average,.911 save percentage and one shutout Did not see action in the postseason for the Bears, who won the Calder Cup championship Signed with Hershey on July 31, : Appeared in 39 games during his first full season with Colorado s American Hockey League affiliate, the Lake Erie Monsters Compiled a record with a 2.77 goals-against average,.905 save percentage and two shutouts Named Reebok/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending March 1 after going 3-0 with a 0.65 GAA and.973 Sv% in three games : Opened the year with Peoria (AHL) in the St. Louis Blues organization prior to being acquired by the Avalanche on Nov. 8 Reported to the Lake Erie Monsters, where he posted a record with a.905 save percentage in 19 appearances Stopped all 38 shots he faced on Nov. 15 vs. Quad City to record the first shutout in Monsters history Also appeared in one game for Johnstown (ECHL), earning a 5-4 victory over Texas on Feb : Split the season between the St. Louis Blues and Peoria Rivermen Made 19 appearances with the Blues, posting a record with a 3.15 GAA Represented the United States at the 2007 IIHF World Championship : Appeared in 19 games with the St. Louis Blues in his first NHL action Compiled a record with a 3.23 GAA with St. Louis Made his NHL debut on Dec. 16 at Chicago, stopping 14 shots while adding his first career assist Made his first career start on Dec. 17 vs. Philadelphia Recorded his first NHL win on Dec. 20 at Phoenix Missed 28 games due to a shoulder injury Appeared in 15 contests with Peoria, posting a record Named AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 30 Appeared in three games for Team USA at the 2006 IIHF World Championship in Riga, Latvia Compiled a 2.14 GAA and.926 Sv% to go along with a 1-1 record at the tournament : Was acquired by St. Louis in exchange for the rights to Shawn Belle on June 25, 2004 Went with a 2.51 goals-against average for the Worcester IceCats (AHL) Earned AHL Player of the Week honors on Jan. 10 after posting a 3-0 record with a 0.67 GAA : Appeared in 39 games during his second full season with the Utah Grizzlies (AHL) Earned Utah s Three Stars Award, given to the player who has been named a star of the game the most often : Played his first full season with Utah, recording an mark to capture Utah s Three Stars Award : Spent the majority of the season with the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League, posting a record with five shutouts in 46 appearances Made his professional hockey debut, playing one game for the Utah Grizzlies (AHL) Was Team USA s starting goaltender at the 2002 IIHF World Junior Championship in Pardubice, Czech Republic Compiled a record as the United States finished fifth in the tournament. Other: Was Dallas first selection (26th overall) in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.

4 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JULY 26, 1991 VICTORIA, B.C. 5-10, 190 LBS COLORADO S FOURTH SELECTION (THIRD ROUND, 64TH OVERALL) IN 2009 ENTRY DRAFT Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL : Named the Western Hockey League s Defenseman of the Year after totaling 72 points (19g/53a) in 63 games for the Kelowna Rockets Selected to the WHL Western Conference First All-Star Team and the Canadian Hockey League Second All-Star Team Tied for first among league defensemen in scoring despite missing four weeks due to injury from Sept. 25 to Oct. 23 (knee/upper body) Led all WHL blueliners in assists and points-per-game (1.14) Served as an assistant captain for Kelowna and led the team in points, assists, plus/minus (+14 - tied) and power-play goals (11) After going pointless in the first game following his return from injury, Barrie compiled a 21-game point streak from Oct. 24 to Dec. 11, during which he totaled 33 points (5g/28a) Earned WHL Player of the Week for Jan Scored all three of Kelowna s goals in a 3-0 victory over Vancouver on March 6 for his first career hat trick Finished the season as Kelowna s all-time leader in scoring by a defenseman with 170 points (40g/130a) in 202 career games Represented Team WHL at the 2009 Subway Super Series Led all Kelowna defensemen in postseason scoring with 11 points (3g/8a) in 12 contests Named WHL Player of the Week on March 29 after totaling seven points (2g/5a) in four games during Kelowna s first-round playoff series versus Everett : Recorded 52 points (12g/40a) in 68 games with Kelowna Led all team defensemen in goals, assists and points while posting a +17 plus/minus rating Added 18 points (4g/14a) in 22 postseason contests to help Kelowna capture the WHL championship and a berth in the 2009 Memorial Cup Participated in the 2009 CHL Top Prospects Game : Skated in 64 contests during his first full season in Kelowna, leading all team defensemen in goals (9), assists (34) and points (43) Named to the CHL All-Rookie Team Led all WHL rookie defensemen in points and tied for second in goals Added four points (1g/3a) in seven postseason contests Selected to play for Team Pacific at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Other: Prior to joining Kelowna, Barrie played Midget AAA hockey with the Juan De Fuca Grizzlies, where he compiled 130 points (43g/87a) in 72 games. Personal: Tyson s father, Len, played 184 NHL games over seven seasons with Philadelphia, Florida, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles His uncle, Mike Barrie, was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres in LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MAY 31, 1992 SHAWINIGAN, QUEBEC 5-11, 179 LBS COLORADO S THIRD SELECTION (THIRD ROUND, 71ST OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT Shawinigan QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL : Recorded 62 points (24g/38a) in 58 games with the Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL) Tied for second on the team in goals and ranked third in assists and points Named CHL Player of the Week for the period ending Feb. 7 after totaling eight points (2g/6a) and a +3 plus/minus rating in three games Added four points (2g/2a) in six playoff contests Represented Team Canada at the 2010 IIHF World Under-18 Championship, notching three points (2g/1a) in six contests Competed in the 2010 CHL Top Prospects Game : Led all Shawinigan rookies in goals (11) and points (22) while placing second in assists (11) during his first QMJHL campaign Skated in all 21 postseason games and posted four points (1g/3a) as the Cataractes advanced to the QMJHL Championship Series. Personal: Is the first Shawinigan player drafted by the Avalanche since the franchise moved to Denver.

5 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: MARCH 30, 1989 OAKVILLE, ONTARIO 5-11, 199 LBS COLORADO S THIRD SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 49TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Peterborough OHL Peterborough OHL Peterborough OHL Peterborough OHL London OHL Lake Erie AHL Tulsa CHL : Split his first professional season between the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) and Tulsa Oilers (CHL) Began the season with Lake Erie, where he appeared in 13 games and posted a record Earned his first professional victory and shutout in his second start, stopping all 24 shots he faced on Oct. 20 at Texas Also saw action in 18 games with Tulsa, posting an mark with a 2.81 goals-against average and.915 save percentage : Posted a record in 52 combined appearances for the Peterborough Petes and London Knights (OHL) Finished second among league goaltenders in shutouts (6), was third in wins and save percentage (.919) and ranked fourth in goals-against average (2.62) Began the season in Peterborough, compiling a 5-5 record with a.926 Sv% in 10 outings Traded to London on Nov. 7, Cann posted a mark with a 2.51 GAA and.917 Sv% in 42 games for the Knights Backstopped London to the third round of the OHL playoffs, compiling a 9-4 record with a.912 Sv% in 13 postseason appearances Represented the OHL at the 2008 Canada- Russia Challenge Following the season, signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on May 11, : Made 51 appearances during his third season with Peterborough, compiling a record with a.906 save percentage and two shutouts Finished sixth among OHL goaltenders in minutes played (2976) and third in shots faced (1884) Appeared in five playoff games for the Petes Suited up for Team OHL at the 2007 Canada-Russia Challenge, making one appearance at the event : Appeared in a league-high tying 62 games during his second season in Peterborough Recorded 23 wins ( ) and a.909 save percentage, eighth best in the OHL Was the starting goaltender for Team Canada at the 2007 IIHF World Under-18 Championship in Finland Was the youngest goalie to participate in the Canadian National Junior Team selection camp in December of 2006 Named to the Eastern Conference roster for the 2007 OHL All-Star Classic Recorded a shutout with 23 saves for Team OHL at the 2006 Canada- Russia Challenge on Nov. 23 in Sarnia, Ontario Participated in the 2007 CHL Top Prospects Game Rated as the No. 2 goaltender in North America by NHL Central Scouting in its final rankings for the 2007 Entry Draft Was the No. 1 ranked goalie at mid-season : Posted 16 wins and only two losses in 20 appearances for Peterborough Compiled a.919 save percentage and 2.65 goals-against average Backstopped Canada with a 0.67 GAA, including a shutout in the gold medal game against Team USA, at the 2006 Under-18 Junior World Cup. CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: SEPTEMBER 24, 1988 BOSTON, MASS. 6-0, 175 LBS COLORADO S SEVENTH SELECTION (FIFTH ROUND, 135TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT Salisbury (CT) High USHS Salisbury (CT) High USHS Indiana USHL Boston College Hockey East Boston College Hockey East : Helped Boston College (Hockey East) capture its fourth national championship by collecting 21 points (9g/12) in 41 games during his sophomore season Scored a goal in BC s victory over Miami (Ohio) University in the Frozen Four semifinals on April 8 Dressed in all but one game throughout the season Assisted on the game-winning goal during the Eagles 3-1 win against the University of Alaska in the NCAA Northeast Regional semifinal on March : Skated in 24 games during his freshman season at Boston College, tallying nine points (5g/4a) Notched his first collegiate goal and was the game s first star on Oct. 24 vs. Vermont : Totaled 66 points (34g/32a) in 60 games with the Indiana Ice (USHL) Finished third on the team and fifth in the league in scoring Earned spots on the All-USHL Second Team and the USHL All-Rookie Team Ranked second in the league in goals (34) and shots (241) Topped all USHL skaters with 16 power-play goals Scored a goal in the 2008 USHL Prospects/ All-Star Game Added one goal and two assists in four playoff contests for Indiana : Played for Salisbury High School in Connecticut, tallying 27 points (16g/11a) in 24 games.

6 CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: APRIL 14, 1988 AUGUSTA, GA. 6-0, 180 LBS COLORADO S FOURTH SELECTION (THIRD ROUND, 81ST OVERALL) IN 2006 ENTRY DRAFT U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-18 USDP Univ. of Minnesota WCHA United States WJC Univ. of Minnesota WCHA United States WJC Univ. of Minnesota WCHA Univ. of Minnesota WCHA Lake Erie AHL : Tallied 18 points (8g/10a) in 39 games during his senior season at the University of Minnesota (WCHA) Ranked fifth on the Gophers in goals and sixth in points Recorded a career-high four points (2g/2a) on March 7 vs. Wisconsin Finished his four-year career at Minnesota with 66 points (29g/37a) in 135 contests Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on March 19 and reported to Lake Erie (AHL) Appeared in 10 games for the Monsters, scoring two goals while posting a +5 plus/minus rating : Registered 17 points (8g/9a) in 32 games during his junior campaign at Minnesota Led the Gophers in faceoff percentage at 52.4% : Skated in 23 games during his sophomore season at Minnesota Helped Team USA to a fourth-place finish at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship in Pardubice, Czech Republic Recorded two goals and one assist with a +3 rating in six games at the event Skated with the U.S. Men s Select Team at the 2007 Deutschland Cup in Hannover, Germany, helping Team USA to a second-place finish Missed the entire first semester at Minnesota before returning to the team on Jan : Recorded 20 points (9g/11a) in 41 games as a freshman at the University of Minnesota Led the Gophers in both short-handed goals (3) and game-winners (4-tie) Scored the game-winning goal in Minnesota s 4-3 victory over Air Force in the NCAA West Regional Semifinal at Pepsi Center on March 24 Helped Team USA capture the bronze medal at the 2007 IIHF World Junior Championship in Sweden Skated in all seven games for the United States, scoring one goal : Finished third on the U.S. National Under-18 Team in scoring with 21 goals and 33 assists in 60 games Captured a gold medal with Team USA at the 2006 IIHF World Under-18 Championship in Sweden. Other: Was a member of the U.S. National Under-17 Team in Played his prep hockey at the Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield, Minn. Graduated from Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: APRIL 8, 1990 LONGUEUIL, QUEBEC 6-1, 186 LBS COLORADO S FIFTH SELECTION (SIXTH ROUND, 167TH OVERALL) IN 2008 ENTRY DRAFT Magog QAAA Victoriaville QMJHL Victoriaville QMJHL Victoriaville QMJHL Victoriaville QMJHL : Led all Quebec Major Junior Hockey League defensemen with 23 goals and finished second in scoring with 68 points in 65 games for the Victoriaville Tigres Named to the QMJHL First All-Star Team and was a finalist for the Emile Bouchard Trophy as the league s best defenseman Posted a team-best +23 plus/minus rating and added 13 power-play goals Earned Telus Defensive Player of the Week honors for the period ending Jan. 10 after totaling seven points (2g/5a) and a +6 rating in three contests Named the Telus Offensive Player of the Week the following week after tallying nine points (5g/4a) in four games Led all Tigres defensemen with 13 points (3g/10a) in 16 playoff games Won the Paul-Dumont Trophy as the QMJHL s Personality of the Year for his ambassador work in the local community and was a finalist for the Marcel-Robert Trophy as the QMJHL Scholastic Player of the Year Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche following the season on May : Led all Victoriaville defensemen in goals (12) and points (35) while skating in 64 games with the Tigres Ranked first among Victoriaville blueliners and third overall on the club in both power-play goals (7) and game-winning goals (3-tie) Had one assist in four playoff contests Named Victoriaville s Student/Athlete of the Year : Recorded 35 points (7g/28a) in 69 games during his first full season with Victoriaville Finished second among team defensemen in points Ranked second on the club with 95 penalty minutes Added two goals in six playoff contests : Began the season with Magog (QAAA) prior to joining the Victoriaville Tigres Totaled six points (3g/3a) in 23 regular season games with the Tigres and one assist in six postseason contests. Personal: Last name is pronounced SHWEE-nahrd.

7 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: APRIL 25, 1989 VILLANOVA, PA. 6-2, 200 LBS COLORADO S SECOND SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 45TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP Lincoln USHL Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Lake Erie AHL : Named a Hockey East First Team All-Star after leading all Boston University defensemen with 30 points (14g/16a) in 36 games during his junior season Earned a spot on the AHCA All-American East First Team and also garnered All-New England honors Topped all Hockey East defensemen with 14 goals, the most by a BU defenseman since Dick Lamby recorded 15 in Cohen s 14 tallies tied for second nationally among defenders Led the Terriers in power-play goals (8) and game-winning goals (5) His five game-winners ranked first among NCAA defensemen Named the Hockey East Player of the Month for January after totaling 10 points (6g/4a) in seven games Finished his three-year career at Boston University with 78 points (25g/53a) in 118 contests Signed an entrylevel contract with the Avalanche on April 3 and reported to the team s American Hockey League affiliate, the Lake Erie Monsters Recorded one assist and nine penalty minutes in three games with Lake Erie : Scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the 2009 NCAA Division I Men s Ice Hockey Championship to give Boston University its fifth national title with a 4-3 win over Miami (Ohio) on April 11 in Washington, D.C. Named the Most Outstanding Player of the Frozen Four and earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team after collecting four points (1g/3a) in four games Finished second among Hockey East defenders in scoring with 32 points (8g/24a) in 43 games Recorded 20 of his points on the power play (6g/14a), tops among Hockey East defensemen Finished third among league blueliners in conference scoring with 21 points (3g/18a) in 26 games : Registered 16 points (3g/13a) in 39 games during his freshman season at Boston University Ranked third among Terrier defensemen in scoring : Led all USHL defensemen in scoring with 60 points (13g/47a) in 53 games for the Lincoln Stars Also led all USHL backliners in assists Finished second on the team in assists and was fourth in both points and penalty minutes (110) : Was a member of the U.S. National Team Development Program Competed for Team USA at the 2006 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, winning a silver medal. Personal: He and fellow Avalanche draft choice Kevin Shattenkirk spent most of the past three seasons as defense partners at BU, and were also roommates during their freshmen year Colby s cousin, Jeremy Bloom, was a wide receiver for the University of Colorado football team and was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles Bloom also competed for Team USA in both the 2002 and 2006 Olympics as a freestyle skier.

8 LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: FEBRUARY 6, 1987 SCHAUMBURG, ILL. 6-3, 208 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, MARCH 23, Tri-City USHL Tri-City USHL Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Lake Erie AHL : Completed his senior season at Boston University (Hockey East), where he tallied 25 points (15g/10a) in 38 games Led the Terriers in goals and finished sixth on the team in points Ranked second on the squad in both power-play (5) and game-winning goals (3) Earned Boston University s Unsung Hero award Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on March 23 and reported to the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) Appeared in 10 games with Lake Erie, totaling four points (1g/3a) : Helped Boston University earn its fifth national title by recording 18 points (13g/5a) in 41 contests as a junior Scored a goal in the third period of the 2009 NCAA championship game on April 11 vs. Miami (Ohio) Ranked sixth on the team in goals Recipient of the school s Most Improved Player award : Appeared in 18 games during his sophomore campaign at Boston U, collecting six points (2g/4a) : Recorded three points (1g/2a) in 33 games during his freshman season at Boston University : Skated in 60 contests for the Tri-City Storm of the United States Hockey League, registering 33 points (18g/15a) Ranked second on the team in goals and was third in points Suited up for the Western Division at the 2006 USHL All-Star Game Led the Storm with three points (3g/0a) in five games during the playoffs : Totaled 18 points (8g/10a) during his first season with Tri-City. CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MAY 29, 1990 WAUSAU, WIS. 6-0, 180 LBS COLORADO S SEVENTH SELECTION (SEVENTH ROUND, 200TH OVERALL) IN 2008 ENTRY DRAFT Wausau West (Wis.) USHS Fargo USHL Fargo USHL Will play for the University of Minnesota (WCHA) as a freshman this fall : Registered 51 points (23g/28a) in 60 regular season contests and added five points (3g/2a) in 13 postseason games to help the Fargo Force (USHL) advance to the Clark Cup Finals for the second consecutive season Was one of three Fargo players to skate in all 60 games Finished as the Force s third-leading scorer and was also third in assists Ranked fourth in goals and led the team with five short-handed goals, which tied for second in the USHL Registered an 11-game point streak, which included a five-game goal streak, from Nov. 6 to Dec. 5 Totaled 16 points (10g/6a) during that span Scored a goal while representing the West Division at the 2010 USHL All-Star Game in Indianapolis : Collected 29 points (11g/18a) in 58 games with Fargo Finished fifth on the team in points, tied for fourth in assists, ranked seventh in goals and tied for fifth in plus/minus rating (+16) Helped the Force advance to the Clark Cup Finals during their inaugural season by posting six points (1g/5a) in 10 postseason contests : Named to the Wisconsin Hockey Coaches Association All-State Team after tallying 59 points (33g/26a) in 23 games during his senior season at Wausau (Wis.) West High School Also earned Wisconsin Valley Conference Player of the Year honors Led the Warriors to titles at both the Marathon Cup and Kuehlman Cup Condon s 155 career points rank second on Wausau West s all-time scoring chart Attended USA Hockey s Select 17 Player Development Camp in St. Cloud, Minn : Totaled 48 points (21g/27a) in 22 games for Wausau West.

9 CENTER SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: APRIL 24, 1985 LAVAL, QUEBEC 6-0, 196 LBS ACQUIRED FROM COLUMBUS, ALONG WITH DARCY CAMPBELL, IN EXCHANGE FOR MARK RYCROFT, JANUARY 22, Hull QMJHL Hull QMJHL Gatineau QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda QMJHL Moncton QMJHL Dayton ECHL Syracuse AHL Syracuse AHL Lake Erie AHL Lake Erie AHL Colorado NHL Lake Erie AHL Colorado NHL NHL TOTALS : Appeared in 68 games with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) and also saw action in four contests with the Avalanche Recalled from Lake Erie on Oct. 30 and made his season debut on Nov. 1 at Vancouver Recorded his first NHL point (assist) on Nov. 4 vs. Phoenix Reassigned to Lake Erie on Nov. 13 and spent the remainder of the season with the Monsters Ranked fifth on the Monsters in goals (16) and points (35), fourth in games played and tied for seventh in assists (19) : Spent the majority of the season with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL), but also made his NHL debut with Colorado, appearing in eight games (no points) Was Lake Erie s leading scorer with 46 points (17g/29a) in 67 games Also led the Monsters in assists (29) and plus/minus (+11) while ranking second in goals (17) Recalled from Lake Erie on Dec. 11 and played his first NHL game the following night against Chicago Appeared in three contests for Colorado before being reassigned on Dec. 16 Recalled for a second time on Jan. 6 and skated in five consecutive games before sitting out on Jan. 16 vs. Edmonton (foot) Reassigned to Lake Erie on Jan : Was acquired by the Avalanche from the Columbus Blue Jackets midway through the season on Jan. 22 Totaled 19 points (12g/7a) in 46 combined games between the Syracuse Crunch (AHL) and Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) Appeared in 29 games and tallied 11 points (7g/4a) with Syracuse prior to the trade Skated in 17 games for Lake Erie and notched eight points (5g/3a) : Scored 11 goals and added 11 assists in 51 games during his first season with Syracuse Also saw time with the Dayton Bombers (ECHL) : Led the Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL) in scoring with 108 points (32g/76a) in 56 games Also paced the team in assists and finished third in goals Ranked third in the league with 32 points (14g/18a) in 19 playoff games as Moncton captured the QMJHL Championship and a berth in the 2006 Memorial Cup tournament : Skated in 62 games with the Rouyn- Noranda Huskies (QMJHL), finishing second on the team in goals (34) and assists (50) while tying for the team lead with 84 points Ranked second on the club with eight points (5g/3a) in 10 playoff contests : Recorded 55 points (18g/37a) in 60 games with the Gatineau Olympiques (QMJHL) Tallied 16 points (6g/10a) in 15 postseason outings as Gatineau advanced to the finals of the Memorial Cup in Kelowna, B.C : Finished third on the Hull Olympiques (QMJHL) in goals (22), assists (34-tie) and points (56) during his second season with the club Helped the Olympiques advance to the Memorial Cup Final in Quebec City, Quebec : Skated in 67 regular-season games and 12 playoff contests with Hull during his first season in the QMJHL. Other: Was Columbus fifth choice (104th overall) in the 2003 Entry Draft.

10 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JANUARY 30, 1991 VANCOUVER, B.C. 6-1, 180 LBS COLORADO S THIRD SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 49TH OVERALL) IN 2009 ENTRY DRAFT Saskatoon WHL Saskatoon WHL Saskatoon WHL Saskatoon WHL : Led all Western Hockey League defensemen with 26 goals while appearing in all 72 games for the Saskatoon Blades Finished tied for fourth among league blueliners with 65 points (26g/39a) Shared the team lead and ranked seventh in the WHL with a +41 plus/minus rating Finished second on the Blades in goals (tied) and was third in points Was first among WHL rearguards with 20 even-strength goals Named Saskatoon s MVP, Best Defenseman and Most Gentlemanly Player Earned Boston Pizza WHL Player of the Week honors for the Oct. 26-Nov. 1 time frame after picking up six points (2g/4a) to go along with a +8 rating in four games Represented Team WHL at the 2009 Subway Super Series, where he scored a power-play goal to help his squad to a 4-2 victory over Team Russia Led all Saskatoon blueliners with eight points (3g/5a) in 10 playoff games : Totaled 55 points (16g/39a) in 71 games with Saskatoon Led all Blades blueliners in goals, assists and points Tied for sixth among league defensemen in scoring Totaled 26 points (8g/18a) on the power play Took part in the 2009 CHL Top Prospects Game Recorded four points (1g/3a) in seven postseason contests Represented Team Canada at the 2009 IIHF World Under-18 Championship, notching two assists in six games Became the first ever Saskatoon Blade to be named the WHL Scholastic Player of the Year after maintaining a 93.3% school average : Led all Saskatoon defensemen in assists (31) and points (40) while appearing in 67 games during his first full WHL season Finished second among WHL rookie defensemen in goals (tied-9) and points Notched two assists for Team Canada as the squad earned a gold medal at the 2008 Under-18 Ivan Hlinka tournament.

11 LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 PARMA, OHIO 5-11, 183 LBS COLORADO S THIRD SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 47TH OVERALL) IN 2005 ENTRY DRAFT U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-18 USDP Ohio State CCHA Ohio State CCHA United States WJC Ohio State CCHA Ohio State CCHA Lake Erie AHL Lake Erie AHL Lake Erie AHL : Recorded 10 points (0g/10a) in 47 games with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL).Ranked fourth on the team with a +7 plus/minus rating : Completed his first full professional season, tallying 20 points (10g/10a) in 48 games with Lake Erie Finished tied for fifth on the club in goals and ranked seventh in points Suspended for six games after leaving the bench during an altercation against Norfolk on Jan. 27 Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche prior to the season on Aug : Capped off his four-year stint at Ohio State University (CCHA) by registering 19 points (5g/14a) in 39 games during his senior campaign Led the Buckeyes with two short-handed goals Totaled 107 points (32g/75a) in 137 career games at Ohio State, becoming the first Buckeye to reach 100 points since Signed an Amateur Tryout Contract (ATO) with the Lake Erie Monsters on March 14 following the completion of his collegiate career Collected five points (2g/3a) in 15 games with the Monsters : Recipient of the CCHA s Terry Flanagan Memorial Award, given annually to an upperclassman that has overcome some type of personal adversity and is active on the university campus and surrounding community The recipient is chosen by a committee comprised of league athletics directors and faculty representatives Fritsche missed the first half of the season suffering from severe ulcerative colitis, a chronic intestinal disorder Returned to the lineup Dec. 29 and played in the final 19 games, posting five goals and eight assists : Led the Buckeyes in scoring for the second straight season, compiling 30 points in his sophomore campaign at Ohio State Also led the team in assists (19) and finished second in goals (11) Was a member of the 2006 U.S. National Junior Team and represented the United States at the 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship in Vancouver, B.C Posted a goal and four assists in seven games during the tournament : Named to the CCHA All-Rookie Team as a freshman at Ohio State Honored as the National Freshman of the Year by Inside College Hockey Led the Buckeyes in scoring with 45 points, the most by an OSU freshman since Brian Loney had 55 in 1992 Also led the Buckeyes with 34 assists, which tied for the CCHA lead Skated in all 42 games and was a team-best +21 on the year : Played for the U.S. National Under-18 Team in the NTDP, finishing second on the team with 24 goals and 51 points : Spent the year with the U.S. National Under-17 Team Helped Team USA to a first-place finish at the 2002 Four Nations Cup. Personal: Last name is pronounced Fritt-chee Tom s brother, Dan Fritsche, was drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets in 2003 and has spent five seasons in the NHL with the Blue Jackets, New York Rangers and Minnesota Wild.

12 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MARCH 19, 1990 SUDBURY, ONTARIO 6-1, 203 LBS COLORADO S FIRST SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 50TH OVERALL) IN 2008 ENTRY DRAFT Markham OPJHL St. Michael s OHL St. Michael s OHL St. Michael s OHL : Earned Ontario Hockey League Second All-Star Team honors for the second straight year after totaling 37 points (6g/31a) in 55 games with the Mississauga St. Michael s Majors Finished third in the voting for the Max Kaminsky Trophy as the OHL s top defenseman for the second consecutive season Served as Mississauga s captain and finished second on the team in penalty minutes (112) and plus/minus (+29) Missed five weeks from Feb. 5 to March 11 due to a shoulder injury Named to the Eastern Conference squad for the 2010 OHL All-Star Classic, where he served as an assistant captain Finished third in the voting for Smartest Player in the Eastern Conference Coaches Poll and tied for third in the Best Playmaker category Served as an assistant captain for Team OHL at the 2009 Subway Super Series Posted a team-best 13 assists in 16 postseason contests : Named to the Ontario Hockey League s Second All-Star Team after recording 64 points (17g/47a) and 110 penalty minutes in 67 games for the Mississauga St. Michael s Majors Finished third in voting for the Max Kaminsky Trophy as the OHL s most outstanding defenseman Ranked fifth among league defensemen in scoring Earned Mississauga s Most Valuable Player and Tim Horton Defenseman of the Year awards Led the Majors in assists and plus/minus (+28) and was second in points Was tabbed by league coaches as the Eastern Conference s Best Defensive Defenseman and second-best Offensive Defenseman Garnered OHL Defenseman of the Month honors for December after leading all league blueliners with 16 points (4g/12a) in 11 games Selected to the Eastern Conference All-Star Team for the 2009 OHL All-Star Classic Named the OHL s Player of the Week for the period ending Dec. 14 Suited up for Team OHL at the 2008 Canada-Russia Challenge, totaling a pair of assists in two contests Led Mississauga defensemen and ranked third on the club in postseason scoring with 10 points (4g/6a) in 11 games Following the season, signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on May 11, : Was named to the OHL All-Rookie Team in his first season with Mississauga Led all team blueliners with 40 points (10g/30a) in 63 games Finished 12th among league rookies in scoring Recipient of the Majors Tim Horton Defenseman of the Year Award Added one assist in four playoff contests : Recorded 14 points (2g/12a) in 45 games with the Markham Waxers of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and was named the team s Rookie of the Year. Other: Spent 11 years with the Markham Waxers organization, where he was teammates with fellow 2008 draftees Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay Lightning), Cody Hodgson (Vancouver Canucks) and Michael Del Zotto (New York Rangers). Personal: Last name is pronounced GAWNS.

13 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: AUGUST 31, 1975 DENVER, COLO. 6-3, 220 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, MARCH 2, 2010 SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Lake Superior St. CCHA United States WJC Lake Superior St. CCHA United States WC Lake Superior St. CCHA Providence AHL Providence AHL Boston NHL Providence AHL Boston NHL Providence AHL Boston NHL Boston NHL Tampa Bay NHL Tampa Bay NHL DNP Tampa Bay NHL United States Olympics Carolina NHL United States WC Carolina NHL Albany AHL Omsk KHL Adirondack AHL Lake Erie AHL NHL TOTALS : Split the season between the Adirondack Phantoms and Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League Was a combined with a 3.17 GAA between the two stops Began the year with Adirondack, where he posted a record and a 2.84 GAA in 12 appearances Signed with Colorado on March 2 and was assigned to Lake Erie, where he put up a record in 14 games : Played in 20 games with Avangard Omsk of the Kontinental Hockey League in Russia : Posted a record in 17 appearances with the Carolina Hurricanes Also saw action in seven contests with the Albany River Rats (AHL) Was assigned to Albany on Jan. 4 and recalled on Jan : Appeared in 28 games for Carolina, posting a record with a 2.85 goals-against average Represented the United States at the 2007 IIHF World Championship in Russia Played in all seven games for Team USA at the event, earning a 4-3 record with a 2.79 GAA : Appeared in a career-high 57 games for the Tampa Bay Lightning, posting a record with five shutouts His 29 wins and five shutouts were also career bests Ranked tied for fourth in the NHL in shutouts Established a Lightning franchise record for longest scoreless streak at 202:46 from Jan Also set a franchise record for longest win streak with nine consecutive victories from Nov. 14 to Dec. 10 Represented Team USA at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy, where he appeared in one game and made 22 saves in a 3-3 tie against Latvia : Appeared in 29 regular season games for the Stanley Cup Champion Tampa Bay Lightning, compiling an mark and a career-best 2.06 goals-against average Appeared in his 100th NHL game on Nov. 29 at Atlanta Saw action in one playoff contest, appearing in relief during Game 2 of the Conference Final vs. Philadelphia : Split the season between the Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning Began the year in Boston, where he appeared in 23 games and posted an record with a.902 save percentage Made a career-high 46 saves on Nov. 16 at Philadelphia Acquired by Tampa Bay on Jan. 13, Grahame was with a 2.23 GAA in 17 contests with the Lightning Made his NHL postseason debut on May 2, starting Game 5 of the ECSF at New Jersey : Saw action in 19 games with Boston and posted an mark with a 2.89 goalsagainst average : Split the season between Boston and the Providence Bruins (AHL) Missed more than two months of the season rehabilitating from an injury (ankle) Appeared in 17 playoff games with Providence, posting an 8-9 record with a 2.65 GAA : Made his NHL debut with the Bruins, appearing in 24 contests Posted a record with a 2.46 goals-against average and two shutouts Made his NHL debut on Oct. 4 at Toronto Started for Boston in the inaugural game at Pepsi Center, Oct. 13 (2-1 loss to Colorado) Earned his first NHL victory on Oct. 23 at San Jose Stopped all 26 shots for his first career shutout on Oct. 30 vs. Buffalo Also appeared in 27 games with Providence : Led the AHL with 37 wins, posting a record in 48 games with Providence Set a league record with a 19-game win streak Went 15-4 with a 2.38 goals-against average in the playoffs to lead Providence to the Calder Cup title : Appeared in 55 games with Providence during his first professional season. Other: Played three seasons at Lake Superior State University Represented the United States at the 1995 IIHF World Junior Championship and the 1996 IIHF Men s World Championship Was originally Boston s seventh choice (ninth round, 229th overall) in the 1994 Entry Draft. Personal: His father, Ron, was a goaltender in the NHL for Boston, Los Angeles and Quebec, and is currently the Senior Associate Athletics Director at the University of Denver John s mother, Charlotte, is the Vice President of Hockey Administration with the Colorado Avalanche When John s name was etched onto the Stanley Cup for Tampa Bay s 2004 championship, they became the first mother-son combination to have their names on the Cup Charlotte was a member of the front office for the 2001 Stanley Cup Champion Colorado Avalanche.

14 CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: OCTOBER 20, 1991 STRATFORD, ONTARIO 5-10, 170 LBS COLORADO S FIRST SELECTION (FIRST ROUND, 17TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT Owen Sound OHL Owen Sound OHL Owen Sound OHL : Was limited to 36 games with the Owen Sound Attack (OHL) due to two separate injuries (foot/knee) Despite missing two months of action, still produced 40 points (16g/24a) for a team-leading 1.11 points-per-game average Tied for the club lead with a +10 plus/minus rating Participated in the CHL Top Prospects Game : Led Owen Sound in goals (37), assists (44) and points (81) while appearing in 65 games Paced the team with 15 power-play goals and ranked second in both short-handed goals (tie-3) and plus/minus rating (+5) Led the Attack with seven points (4g/3a) in four playoff games Voted the Best Playmaker and Best Stickhandler in the OHL s Western Conference Coaches Poll Represented Team Canada at the 2009 IIHF World Under-18 Championship and was the team s leading scorer with 10 points (5g/5a) in six games : Skated in 63 games during his first season with Owen Sound and led all team rookies in goals (20), assists (27) and points (47) Ranked second on the Attack in all three scoring categories Helped lead Team Ontario to a gold medal at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, tallying five points (2g/3a) in six contests. Personal: Name is pronounced HISHin Off the ice, Joey joined up with a local company in Owen Sound to create Hishon for Hodgkins in which a donation is made to the Canadian Cancer Society for every goal ($100) and assist ($50) that he collects during home games. DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: AUGUST 27, 1987 SARPSBORG, NORWAY 5-11, 196 LBS COLORADO S SIXTH SELECTION (SIXTH ROUND, 170TH OVERALL) IN 2008 ENTRY DRAFT Sarpsborg Jr. Norway-Jr Sarpsborg Norway Sarpsborg Norway Norway WJC Norway WC Sarpsborg-2 Norway Sarpsborg Norway Norway WC Sarpsborg Norway Norway WC Farjestads BK Sweden Norway WC Farjestads BK Sweden Norway Olympics Norway WC : Tallied 14 points (1g/13a) in 51 games during his second season with Farjestads BK of the Swedish Elite League Finished second among team defensemen in scoring Represented Norway at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, where he led the entire tournament by averaging 28:56 of ice time per game Finished with one assist in four games at the Olympics Suited up for Team Norway at the 2010 IIHF World Championship in Germany, tallying two points (1g/1a) in six games while averaging a tournament-high 27:45 of ice time Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on May 26, : Helped lead Farjestads to regular season and playoff titles in the Swedish Elite League Appeared in all 55 games Tallied 16 points (8g/8a) to rank first among team defensemen in goals and second in points Added six points (3g/3a) in 13 postseason contests Appeared in six games for Norway at the 2009 IIHF World Championship : Skated in 40 games with Sparta Sarpsborg of the Norwegian Elite League, tallying two goals and 20 assists Competed with Team Norway at the 2008 IIHF World Championship : Tallied 30 points (11g/19a) in 40 games with Sarpsborg Represented his country at the 2007 IIHF World Championship Had two points (1g/1a) in five games for Norway at the 2007 World Juniors (Division I) : Skated in 26 games for Sparta Sarpsborg Represented Norway at both the 2006 IIHF World Championship and World Junior Championship : Appeared in 41 games during his first full season with Sarpsborg Tallied two assists in five games at the World Juniors (Div. I) Led Norway s defense with four points (3g/1a) at the 2005 IIHF World Under- 18 Championship. Personal: Is the Avalanche s first-ever draft choice out of Norway Name is pronounced YOH-nuhs hoh-laws.

15 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: OCTOBER 18, 1984 WINDSOR, ONTARIO 6-2, 210 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, JULY 2, Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL Hartford AHL Charlotte ECHL Hartford AHL NY Rangers NHL Hartford AHL NY Rangers NHL Hartford AHL Esbjerg EfB Denmark Syracuse AHL NHL TOTALS : Spent the season with the Syracuse Crunch (AHL), where he collected 20 points (5g/15a) and 118 penalty minutes in 72 games : Played for Esbjerg EfB Ishockey in Denmark, tallying five points (1g/4a) in 16 contests : Missed the majority of the season recovering from post-concussion symptoms Skated in 21 games with the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) and notched two assists : Spent most of the campaign with Hartford, but also appeared in two NHL games with the New York Rangers Totaled 13 points (2g/11a) in 72 games with the Wolf Pack and ranked fourth on the team with 189 penalty minutes Added two points (1g/1a) in seven postseason contests Saw action in two games with New York, recording seven penalty minutes : Skated in 58 games with Hartford, but also made his NHL debut with the New York Rangers Notched 14 points (4g/10a) with Hartford and ranked second on the team with 169 penalty minutes Saw his first NHL action, appearing in one game with the Rangers (April 11 vs. NY Islanders) : Split his first professional season between Hartford and the Charlotte Checkers (ECHL) Totaled one assist and 74 penalty minutes in 33 games with Hartford Appeared in 16 games with Charlotte and recorded two assists Netted five points (1g/4a) in 15 playoff contests with the Checkers. Other: Spent three years ( ) with the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League, where he totaled 39 points (10g/29a) and 289 penalty minutes in 170 games Was originally Colorado s first selection (second round, 63rd overall) in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.

16 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: SEPTEMBER 18, 1986 LONG BEACH, CALIF. 6-2, 195 LBS COLORADO S SIXTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 124TH OVERALL) IN 2005 ENTRY DRAFT Kamloops WHL Kamloops WHL Kamloops WHL Kamloops WHL Lake Erie AHL Johnstown ECHL Johnstown ECHL Lake Erie AHL Colorado NHL Lake Erie AHL : Spent the entire season with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL), notching 17 points (7g/10a) in 52 games Ranked third among team defensemen in goals and fourth in points : Saw his first NHL action, playing in each of Colorado s final six games Was recalled from Lake Erie (AHL) on March 31 and made his NHL debut on April 1 vs. Phoenix Tallied his first NHL point with an assist on April 9 vs. Dallas Appeared in 36 games for Lake Erie, finishing second among team defensemen in assists (15) and third in points (18) Began the season with the Johnstown Chiefs (ECHL) : Spent the majority of his first professional season with the Lake Erie Monsters but also saw time with the Johnstown Chiefs Totaled 13 points (4g/9a) in 42 games with Lake Erie Missed the first month of the season after suffering a wrist injury during training camp Finished the year with the Chiefs, where he had four points (1g/3a) in six postseason contests : Led all Western Hockey League defensemen in scoring with 70 points (30g/40a) in 70 games for the Kamloops Blazers Selected to the Western Conference s First All-Star Team Finished second on the Blazers in assists, third in points and fourth in goals Led Kamloops and ranked sixth in the WHL in plus/minus (+29) Suffered a wrist injury on March 14 at Seattle, forcing him to miss the final two games of the regular season and all four playoff contests Ended his career with 184 points (66g/118a) in 276 games for the Blazers Signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Avalanche on April 11, : Spent his third season with Kamloops, leading all Blazers defensemen with 38 points (12g/26a) : Led the Kamloops Blazers with 47 points and 35 assists Ranked eighth among WHL defensemen in scoring Participated in the 2005 CHL Top Prospects Game : Named to the 2004 CHL All-Rookie Team in his first season with Kamloops Finished second among WHL rookie defensemen with 29 points. Other: Is the second California-born player to ever play for the Avalanche, joining Scott Parker (Hanford, Calif.) Won a national championship in Bantam AAA with the Los Angeles Junior Kings. CENTER/LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MAY 20, 1989 MIRAMICHI, N.B. 6-2, 207 LBS COLORADO S FIFTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 105TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT Sioux Falls USHL North Dakota WCHA North Dakota WCHA North Dakota WCHA : Skated in all 43 games during his junior season at the University of North Dakota (WCHA), setting career-highs in goals (11), assists (14) and points (25) Led the Fighting Sioux with two short-handed goals and also paced the team with 102 penalty minutes Tied for fifth on the Sioux in goals while ranking sixth in points Finished second on the team in faceoff percentage at 57.3% and placed third with a +14 plus/minus rating : Totaled 17 points (5g/12a) in 41 games during his sophomore campaign at North Dakota Finished second on the team with 75 penalty minutes Tallied a goal and an assist in North Dakota s overtime loss to New Hampshire in the NCAA Northeast Regional Semifinal on March : Skated in 34 games during his freshman season at North Dakota, helping the Fighting Sioux advance to the NCAA Men s Frozen Four Led all North Dakota freshmen in penalty minutes (44) and ranked second in games played Won 57.1% of his faceoffs, third best on the team : Recorded 33 points (14g/19a) and 134 penalty minutes in 57 games for Sioux Falls (USHL) Ranked second on the Stampede in PIM Shared the team lead with four game-winning goals Skated in all eight playoff games for Sioux Falls, recording four points (3g/1a). Personal: Brad s uncle, Greg Malone, played 11 seasons in the NHL from Brad s cousin, Ryan Malone (Greg s son), is a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning.

17 CENTER SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JUNE 10, 1982 BOSTON, MASS. 5-11, 195 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, JULY 2, UMass-Amherst Hockey East UMass-Amherst Hockey East UMass-Amherst Hockey East Columbus NHL Syracuse AHL Syracuse AHL Syracuse AHL Houston AHL Bloomington UHL Huddinge IK Swe Oskarshamn IK Swe Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Bridgeport Sound AHL NY Islanders NHL NHL TOTALS : Led the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (AHL) in scoring with 54 points (25g/29a) in 77 games Also paced Bridgeport in goals and plus/minus (+9-tied), while ranking second in assists and power-play goals (6-tied) Added three points (1g/2a) in five playoff contests Appeared in one NHL game with the New York Islanders, April 8 at Pittsburgh (no points) : Recorded 51 points (24g/27a) in 80 contests with the Binghamton Senators (AHL) Led the team in games played, was tied for second in both goals and points and ranked fourth in assists : Skated in 71 games with Binghamton, totaling 33 points (15g/18a) : Spent most of the season with Oskarshamn IK in Sweden, where he tallied 13 points (5g/8a) in 26 games Also played six games for Huddinge IK (Sweden) and two contests with Bloomington (UHL) : Began the season with the Syracuse Crunch (AHL), notching 29 points (12g/17a) in 56 contests Finished the campaign by recording a goal and three assists in 11 games with the Houston Aeros (AHL) : Appeared in 66 games with Syracuse during his first full AHL season Totaled 27 points (7g/20a) and 49 penalty minutes : Completed his threeyear NCAA career at the University of Massachusetts (Hockey East) by recording 29 points (15g/14a) in 29 games Placed second on the team in goals, points and power-play goals (5) Made his NHL debut, appearing in six games with the Columbus Blue Jackets (no points) Also skated in two contests with the Syracuse Crunch Played his first NHL game on March 26 vs. Anaheim : Earned Hockey East All-Star Honorable Mention laurels and was a finalist for the Hockey East Player of the Year as a sophomore Led Massachusetts with 41 points (21g/20a) in 36 contests Paced the Minutemen in goals and ranked second in power-play tallies (5) : Led Massachusetts in scoring with 24 points (12g/12a) in 33 contests as a freshman, becoming the first freshman to lead the Minutemen in scoring since Rob Bonneau and Warren Norris shared the team lead in Other: Spent two seasons ( ) with the Boston Jr. Bruins of the Eastern Junior Hockey League, where he totaled 193 points (93g/100a) in 111 games and was named the EJHL MVP in

18 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: MARCH 22, 1991 WINTER PARK, FLA. 6-0, 195 LBS COLORADO S SIXTH SELECTION (SIXTH ROUND, 154TH OVERALL) IN 2009 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG U.S. Nat l USDP U.S. Nat l USDP Kitchener OHL : Made 41 appearances during his first season with the Kitchener Rangers (OHL), posting a record with a.901 save percentage and one shutout Finished 10th in the league in saves (1361) Helped lead the Rangers to the Western Conference Championship, where Kitchener was defeated by the eventual Memorial Cup champion Windsor Spitfires Started all 20 games for the Rangers during the playoffs, posting an 11-9 record with a.900 save percentage Led all OHL netminders in appearances, minutes (1,181) and shots faced (759) during the 2010 postseason : Completed his second season with the U.S. National Team Development Program, splitting time between the U.S. National Under-18 and Under-17 Teams Posted a combined record with a 3.11 goals-against average and.891 save percentage Held a 2-0 record with a 3.00 goals-against average as Team USA claimed the gold medal at the 2008 Four Nations Cup in Lake Placid, N.Y : Split the season between the U.S. National Under-18 & Under-17 Teams, combining for a record with a 2.84 goals-against average and.900 save percentage Led Team USA to a bronze medal at the 2008 IIHF World Under-18 Championship in Kazan, Russia, posting a record with a.926 save percentage and 2.21 GAA in five contests Helped the United States earn a silver medal at the 2008 World Under-17 Challenge by compiling a record with a 2.20 GAA and.914 save percentage.

19 CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: JUNE 25, 1987 ERIE, PA 5-11, 190 LBS COLORADO S EIGHTH SELECTION (SIXTH ROUND, 168TH OVERALL) IN 2005 ENTRY DRAFT St. Louis USHL USA U-17 & U-18 USDP Miami (Ohio) Univ. CCHA Miami (Ohio) Univ. CCHA Miami (Ohio) Univ. CCHA Miami (Ohio) Univ. CCHA Lake Erie AHL Colorado NHL : Spent the majority of the season with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) but also made his NHL debut with Colorado Appeared in nine games with the Avalanche, totaling two points (1g/1a) Was originally recalled on Dec. 9 and made his NHL debut that night against Minnesota Reassigned to Lake Erie on Dec. 16 Recalled from Lake Erie for the second time on Jan. 30 and picked up his first NHL point (assist) on Jan. 31 vs. New York Rangers Scored his first NHL goal on Feb. 4 at Nashville (Pekka Rinne) Reassigned to Lake Erie on Feb. 14 and finished the season with the Monsters Totaled 23 points (13g/10a) in 64 AHL games. Netted a pair of goals in backto-back games, Jan. 2 at Hamilton and Jan. 3 at Grand Rapids : Recorded 29 points (14g/15a) in 40 games during his senior season at Miami (Ohio) University (CCHA), helping the RedHawks advance to the NCAA title game Named the West Regional s Most Outstanding Player after totaling three goals in victories over Denver and Minnesota Duluth en route to the Frozen Four Led Miami with 161 shots on goal Finished his collegiate career with 104 points (52g/52a) in 157 contests, becoming the first player in school history to record 100 career points and be a part of 100 victories Named to Inside College Hockey s Preseason All-America Third Team Following the season, signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on July 10, : Finished second on the team and fifth in the CCHA with 25 goals during his junior campaign at Miami (Ohio) Seven of his goals were game-winners, tying for the NCAA lead Finished third on the RedHawks in scoring with 40 points Was a finalist for the CCHA s Defensive Forward of the Year Award Ranked 10th nationally in goals-per-game (0.60) Named RBC Financial Group CCHA Player of the Month for October after leading the nation with six goals (6g/2a) : Bettered his freshman numbers in all three scoring categories, recording 10 goals, 15 assists and 25 points in 40 games as a sophomore for Miami (Ohio) University Finished fifth on the Redhawks in both goals and points and ranked third in penalty minutes (59) : Skated in 35 games as a freshman at Miami (Ohio) Tallied 10 points (3g/7a) and was +4 in helping the RedHawks capture the CCHA regular season title Missed the first four games of the year due to illness but did not miss a game the rest of the season : Played for the U.S. National Team Development Program Participated in the 2005 IIHF World Under-18 Championship as a member of Team USA, which won the gold medal Had six points in four games as Team USA won the Compuware Four Nations Cup in Ann Arbor, Mich Collected an assist to help the U.S. finish first at the Five Nations Tournament in Tjorn, Sweden. Personal: Last name is pronounced mer-sear.

20 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: AUGUST 31, 1989 EDMONTON, ALBERTA 6-0, 190 LBS COLORADO S FIFTH SELECTION (FIFTH ROUND, 124TH OVERALL) IN 2009 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Boston Univ. H-East Boston Univ. H-East : Finished his sophomore campaign at Boston University (Hockey East) with a record and a 3.15 goals-against average in 32 appearances Started 32 of BU s 38 games Posted a record in his final 20 starts of the year Named Hockey East Co-Defensive Player of the Week for the period ending Feb. 1 after turning aside 39 shots in a victory over Massachusetts on Jan. 29 Runner-up for Hockey East Goaltender of the Month in January after posting a record with a 2.81 goals-against average and a.914 save percentage Set career high with 42 saves in a 5-4 win at Boston College on Jan. 22 Named a Preseason Second Team All-American by Inside College Hockey and College Hockey News : Backstopped Boston University to the 2009 NCAA championship as a freshman, posting a record with a 1.94 goals-against average and.921 save percentage Named Hockey East Rookie of the Year and was selected to the league s Second All-Star Team Led all NCAA netminders in winning percentage (.897) while ranking fifth nationally in GAA Posted a conference record and led Hockey East with a 1.80 GAA in league play Earned back-to-back Hockey East Goaltender of the Month honors in December and January and was the Hockey East Rookie of the Month for March Went undefeated in 20 straight decision (17-0-3) from Nov. 25 to March 6 Named to the New England Division-I All-Star Team and also earned top rookie honors Garnered Hockey East Tournament MVP laurels and was named to the NCAA Northeast Regional All-Tournament Team. Personal: Name is pronounced KEER-uhn MIH-lan. CENTER SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JUNE 11, 1992 SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. 6-1, 187 LBS COLORADO S EIGHTH SELECTION (SEVENTH ROUND, 197TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-18 USDP Has signed a National Letter of Intent to play hockey at the University of Michigan (CCHA) in : Appeared in 65 games for the U.S. National Under-18 Team, totaling 37 points (18g/19a) Ranked ninth on the squad in both goals and points Helped Team USA claim the gold medal at the 2010 IIHF World Under-18 Championship Notched three points (2g/1a) in seven contests at the tournament, including a goal in the United States 3-1 victory over Sweden in the gold-medal game : Skated in all 67 games for the U.S. National Under-17 Team Notched 21 goals and 20 assists Recorded three game-winning goals, two power-play tallies and one short-handed goal : Totaled 56 points (37g/19a) in 30 games for Compuware (Mich.) Midget Major.

21 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: APRIL 4, 1988 ROCHESTER, NY 6-1, 185 LBS COLORADO S FIFTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 110TH OVERALL) IN 2006 ENTRY DRAFT U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-18 USDP Ohio State CCHA London OHL London OHL Lake Erie AHL United States WJC Lake Erie AHL London OHL Lake Erie AHL : Totaled seven points (1g/6a) in 65 games with the Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League Ranked third among Lake Erie blueliners in games played Recorded his first professional goal on Oct. 20 at Texas : Began the season with the Lake Erie Monsters, but spent the majority of the campaign with the London Knights (OHL) Recorded one assist and a +4 plus/minus rating in five games with Lake Erie Reassigned to London on Nov. 4 and went on to rank second among team blueliners in assists (34) and points (36) despite playing only 46 games Added four assists in 14 playoff contests Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche prior to the start of the season on Oct : Led all Knights defensemen in scoring with 43 points (9g/34a) in 63 games for London Finished second on the team with 95 penalty minutes Added one assist in five OHL playoff games Skated in all six games for Team USA at the 2008 IIHF World Junior Championship in Pardubice, Czech Republic (no points) Signed an Amateur Tryout Contract (ATO) with Lake Erie on April 3 and appeared in five games with the Monsters : Began the season with Ohio State University before leaving the school to join the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League Signed with London on Dec. 11 Recorded 17 points (1g/16a) and was +15 in 31 games for the Knights Finished third among team defensemen in scoring despite spending only a half season in the OHL Also appeared in nine playoff games for London (no points) Played 17 games with Ohio State, notching a goal and four assists. Other: Played for the U.S. National Under-18 Team in and was a member of the U.S. National Under-17 Team in

22 CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: JANUARY 1, 1988 BURNABY, B.C. 5-10, 170 LBS COLORADO S FOURTH SELECTION (FIFTH ROUND, 140TH OVERALL) IN 2008 ENTRY DRAFT Omaha USHL Omaha USHL Northern Michigan CCHA Northern Michigan CCHA Northern Michigan CCHA Lake Erie AHL : Named one of 10 finalists for the Hobey Baker Award as a junior at Northern Michigan University (CCHA) Led the Wildcats with 49 points (19g/30a) in 40 games in helping Northern Michigan advance to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1999 Earned AHCA All-American West First Team honors Finished as the CCHA s scoring champion with 35 points (17g/18a) in 27 league games and was named to the CCHA All-Conference First Team Led the Wildcats in goals, assists, points, power-play goals (6-tie), short-handed goals (2) and game-winners (3-tie) Earned CCHA Player of the Month laurels for February after totaling 15 points (6g/9a) in eight contests Named CCHA Offensive Player of the Week on three occasions (March 1, Jan. 4 and Nov. 2) Finished his collegiate career with 122 points (56g/66a) in 119 games Led NMU in scoring during each of his three seasons at the school Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on March 30 and reported to Lake Erie (AHL) Scored two goals in six games with the Monsters : Led Northern Michigan in goals (16) and points (35) while skating in 40 games as a sophomore Also topped the Wildcats in power-play goals (6), short-handed tallies (3) and penalty minutes (84) Tied for second on the team in game-winning goals (3) and ranked third in assists (19) Named CCHA Player of the Month for January after registering 12 points (5g/7a) and a +7 plus/minus rating in eight games Earned CCHA Offensive Player of the Week for Jan. 2-3 and Feb : Led Northern Michigan with 38 points (21g/17a) in 39 games during his freshman season Topped all NCAA freshmen in goals and was seventh in pointsper-game (0.97) Paced the Wildcats with eight power-play goals and tied for the team lead with four game-winners : Completed his second season with the Omaha Lancers (USHL), where he led the team in goals (29), assists (35) and points (64) Named Omaha s Forward of the Year and Most Valuable Player Finished second in the league with a +27 rating : Totaled 25 points (5g/20a) in 59 games during his first season with the Lancers. Personal: Last name is pronounced AWL-vuhr. RIGHT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: FEBRUARY 1, 1986 RYBINSK, RUSSIA 5-10, 165 LBS COLORADO S THIRD SELECTION (THIRD ROUND, 72ND OVERALL) IN 2004 ENTRY DRAFT CSKA Moscow Russia CSKA Moscow Russia CSKA-2 Russia-3 Statistics Not Available CSKA Moscow Russia CSKA Moscow Russia CSKA Moscow Russia CSKA Moscow KHL CSKA Moscow KHL : Finished as CSKA Moscow s leading scorer with a career-high 43 points (21g/22a) in 56 games in the Kontinental Hockey League Also led the team in goals and assists, both of which were also personal bests Was one of only two CSKA players to appear in every game and finished +7 for the year Represented his team at the 2010 KHL All-Star Game Had one assist in three playoff games as CSKA Moscow was swept in the first round : Appeared in 48 games with CSKA Moscow Tied for fifth on the team in assists (16) and was seventh in both goals (12-tie) and points (28) Added one goal in eight postseason games : Recorded 35 points (12g/23a) in 56 games with CSKA Moscow in Russia Finished fourth on the team in goals and fifth in points : Led CSKA Moscow in goals (18) and finished third in points (32) Appeared in all 54 regular season games and all 12 playoff contests. Other: Played for Russia at the 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship in North Dakota, collecting two assists in six games Was a teammate of both Evgeni Malkin and Alex Ovechkin on that Russian Junior National Team.

23 GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: SEPTEMBER 15, 1989 ST. LOUIS PARK, MINN. 6-0, 184 LBS COLORADO S SIXTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 113TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Cedar Rapids USHL Cedar Rapids USHL U. of Minn. WCHA U. of Minn. WCHA : Saw action in eight games (six starts) during his sophomore season at the University of Minnesota (WCHA), posting a record with a.901 save percentage and a 3.10 goals-against average Made 37 saves to earn his first collegiate victory on Nov. 28 against Michigan State Posted a career-high 39 stops on Dec. 4 vs. Minnesota State : Appeared in seven games (one start) during his freshman season at Minnesota Posted a.925 save percentage and 2.34 goals-against average Made his collegiate debut in relief on Nov. 28 against Michigan, stopping 25 shots in 35:59 of action Earned a tie in his first collegiate start, turning aside 34-of-36 shots on Feb. 27 vs. Minnesota Duluth : Posted a record with one shutout in 20 appearances for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) Was sidelined for the first 18 games after undergoing sports hernia surgery Stopped 23-of-25 shots in his season debut, a 5-2 victory over Sioux Falls on Dec : Compiled a record in his first season with Cedar Rapids Led the RoughRiders in appearances (29), wins and goals-against average (2.91). GOALTENDER CATCHES LEFT BORN: APRIL 15, 1992 MONCTON, N.B. 6-1, 195 LBS COLORADO S SECOND SELECTION (SECOND ROUND, 49TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT SEASON CLUB LGE GP W L T MNS GA SO AVG GP W L MNS GA SO AVG Seattle WHL Seattle WHL : Led all Western Hockey League goaltenders in appearances (62), minutes (3,688) and saves (2,207) in his second season with the Seattle Thunderbirds Finished sixth in the league in save percentage (.914) and added three shutouts en route to being named a finalist for the WHL Goaltender of the Year Made 40 or more saves on 14 different occasions, including a 57-save shutout on Oct. 2 vs. Tri-City Represented Canada at the 2010 IIHF World Under-18 Championship Started all six games at the tournament, posting a 3-3 record with a 2.87 goals-against average Was the No. 1 rated North American goaltender in NHL Central Scouting s final rankings for the 2010 Entry Draft : Led all WHL rookie netminders with 23 wins in his first season with Seattle Appeared in 47 games, posting a record with a 3.05 goals-against average and three shutouts Was 1-4 with a.915 save percentage and 3.03 goals-against average in five playoff contests Helped lead Team Canada to a gold medal at the 2009 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka tournament. Personal: Calvin s older brother, Chet, was the WHL s 2007 Goaltender of the Year and was selected by the Nashville Predators in the first round (18th overall) of the 2008 Entry Draft Last name is pronounced PICK-erd.

24 RIGHT WING SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JANUARY 18, 1988 NEWMARKET, ONTARIO 6-1, 185 LBS ACQUIRED FROM CAROLINA, ALONG WITH STEPHANE YELLE, IN EXCHANGE FOR CEDRIC McNICOLL AND A SIXTH-ROUND PICK IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT, MARCH 3, London OHL Sarnia OHL Sarnia OHL Sarnia OHL Guelph OHL Albany AHL Florida ECHL Florida ECHL Albany AHL Lake Erie AHL : Was acquired by the Avalanche from the Carolina Hurricanes on March 3 Appeared in 66 combined AHL games between the Albany River Rats and Lake Erie Monsters Played in 49 games and tallied six points (1g/5a) with Albany prior to the trade Skated in 17 games for Lake Erie, notching one assist Also saw action in nine games with the Florida Everblades (ECHL), collecting 13 points (8g/5a) : Recorded nine points (5g/4a) in 70 games with Albany in his first professional season Also played one game with Florida, registering a goal and one assist : Split his final season in the Ontario Hockey League between the Guelph Storm and Sarnia Sting Notched 18 points (6g/12a) in 28 games with Sarnia before being traded to Guelph Totaled 29 points (8g/21a) in 41 contests for Guelph following the trade Added three goals and two assists in 10 playoff outings with the Storm Finished his OHL career with 178 points (69g/109a) in 210 regular season contests : Appeared in 67 games for Sarnia, ranking second on the team in assists (52) and points (81) while tying for third in goals (29) Notched four assists in four postseason games : Finished fourth on the Sarnia Sting with 50 points (26g/24a) in 68 games during his first full OHL season Tied for second among league rookies in goals and was sixth in points : Saw action in six games with the London Knights (OHL), but spent the majority of the season with the Petrolia Jets (OJHL-B) Tallied 29 points (11g/18a) in 43 games with Petrolia. Other: Was Carolina s second choice (third round, 93rd overall) in the 2006 Entry Draft. DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: APRIL 29, 1992 EDMONTON, ALBERTA 6-2, 208 LBS COLORADO S SIXTH SELECTION (FIFTH ROUND, 137TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT Portland WHL Portland WHL : Appeared in 71 games with the Portland Winterhawks (WHL) and led all team defensemen in goals (12), assists (31) and points (43) Scored six power-play goals and posted a +13 plus/minus rating Added seven points (4g/3a) and a teambest +6 plus/minus rating in 13 postseason games as Portland reached the WHL Playoffs for the first time since 2006 Participated in the 2010 CHL Top Prospects Game : Recorded 15 points (6g/9a) in 64 games during his first season with Portland Won a silver medal with Team Pacific at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, where he led all team blueliners with seven points (2g/5a) in six games.

25 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: JANUARY 29, 1989 GREENWICH, CONN. 5-11, 193 LBS COLORADO S FIRST SELECTION (FIRST ROUND, 14TH OVERALL) IN 2007 ENTRY DRAFT Brunswick Prep. USHS U.S. Nat l U-17 USDP U.S. Nat l U-18 USDP Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East United States WJC Boston University Hockey East Lake Erie AHL : Served as Boston University s lone captain as a junior, becoming the first junior to serve as lone captain of the Terriers since Bob Smith in The last junior to wear the C at BU was Jack O Callahan as a co-captain of the NCAA champion squad Finished second among team defensemen in scoring with 29 points (7g/22a) while appearing in all 38 games Led the Terrier defense in assists, second best on the team Tied for first in the conference with four short-handed points (1g/3a) Finished sixth among Hockey East defensemen in scoring Signed an entry-level contract with the Avalanche on April 3 and reported to Lake Erie (AHL) Recorded two assists in three games with the Monsters : Helped Boston University earn its fifth national championship by recording 28 points (7g/21a) in 43 games during his sophomore season Ranked fourth among Hockey East defensemen in scoring Earned a spot on the AHCA All-American East Second Team and was named a Hockey East Second Team All-Star Assisted on Colby Cohen s overtime winner in the NCAA title game on April 11 vs. Miami (Ohio) Represented the United States at the 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship in Ottawa Led all tournament defensemen in assists (8) and tied for first in points (9) as Team USA earned a fifth-place finish Named one of USA s three best players of the tournament : Named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team as a freshman at Boston University Finished second among BU defensemen with 21 points (4g/17a) Was one of only three Terriers to appear in all 40 games Tied for fourth nationally among freshmen defensemen in scoring : Captained the U.S. National Under-18 Team in , recording 40 points (13g/27a) in 57 games Helped Team USA win the silver medal at the 2007 IIHF World Under-18 Championship and was named the tournament s Best Defenseman Finished tied for second among all defensemen in scoring with five points (1g/4a) in seven games at the event : Recorded 33 points (13g/20a) in 53 games with the U.S. National Under- 17 Team Helped Team USA to a second-place finish at the 2006 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, where he notched seven points (4g/3a) in seven games. Other: Was named to the All New England Prep First Team as a sophomore at The Brunswick School. Personal: Nickname is Shatty Was the first defenseman selected by the Avs in the first round since Martin Skoula and Robyn Regehr in 1998 He and fellow Avalanche draft choice Colby Cohen have spent most of the past three seasons as defense partners at BU, and were also roommates during their freshmen year.

26 DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: JUNE 26, 1992 BRAMPTON, ONTARIO 6-1, 183 LBS COLORADO S FOURTH SELECTION (FOURTH ROUND, 95TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT Belleville OHL Belleville OHL : Recorded 49 points (4g/45a) in 66 games during his second season with the Belleville Bulls (OHL) Led Belleville in assists and ranked second in points Finished 12th among OHL defensemen in scoring Represented Team Canada at the 2010 IIHF World Under-18 Championship, notching two assists in six contests Suited up for Team OHL at the 2010 Subway Super Series and also participated in the 2010 CHL Top Prospects Game : Named Belleville s Rookie of the Year after totaling 17 points (3g/14a) in 63 games Skated in all 17 postseason games with the Bulls (no points) Won a gold medal with Team Ontario at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge Led all team defensemen at the tournament with eight points (1g/7a) in six games Played for Team Canada at the 2009 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka tournament. LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MARCH 24, 1985 WAHNAPITAE, ONTARIO 6-0, 185 LBS ACQUIRED FROM ST. LOUIS IN EXCHANGE FOR T.J. HENSICK, JUNE 17, Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Alaska ECHL Providence AHL Peoria AHL Peoria AHL Peoria AHL : Totaled 32 points (17g/15a) in 76 games with the Peoria Rivermen (AHL) Tied for fourth on the team in goals and ranked seventh in points : Finished third on the Peoria Rivermen with 43 points (20g/23a) in 65 contests Led the team in power-play goals (10) and power-play points (21) while tying for second in goals Recorded one assist in seven playoff contests : Established AHL career-highs in games played (78), goals (24), assists (26) and points (50) in his first season with Peoria : Spent the majority of the season with the Alaska Aces (ECHL), where he totaled 53 points (23g/30a) in 66 regular season contests Went on to lead the Aces in goals (9), assists (11) and points (20) in 15 games during the Kelly Cup Playoffs Also appeared in seven games with the Providence Bruins (AHL), recording three points (1g/2a) and a +4 plus/minus rating : Totaled 77 points (30g/47a) in 65 games during his fourth and final season with the Ottawa 67 s (OHL) Led the team with 16 power-play goals and finished second on the club in goals, assists and points Added three points (1g/2a) in three playoff outings : Tied for second on Ottawa s scoring chart with 66 points (25g/41a) in 68 contests Led the club in assists, power-play goals (9) and short-handed goals (tie-2) Notched 20 points (8g/12a) in 21 postseason games as Ottawa advanced to the OHL Finals : Recorded 49 points (18g/31a) in 68 regular season games and added five points (1g/4a) in seven playoff contests for Ottawa : Skated in 62 games for Ottawa during his first OHL campaign, totaling 28 points (10g/18a) and a +14 plus/minus rating Tallied eight points (1g/7a) in 23 postseason games. Other: Signed by St. Louis as a free agent, March 19, 2008.

27 LEFT WING SHOOTS LEFT BORN: APRIL 20, 1983 ABBOTSFORD, B.C. 5-10, 173 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, JULY 2, Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Boston University Hockey East Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben AHL Quad City AHL Quad City AHL Calgary NHL Abbotsford AHL : Finished second on the Abbotsford Heat (AHL) in assists (24), points (40) and plus/minus rating (+13) while skating in 64 games Ranked fourth on the team in goals (16) Added six points (4g/2a) in 13 postseason contests Named the Heat s American Specialty/AHL Man of the Year for his contributions to the Abbotsford community : Spent the majority of the season with the Quad City Flames (AHL), but also made his NHL debut with Calgary Totaled 36 points (17g/19a) in 73 games for Quad City Appeared in six games with Calgary and recorded two assists Recalled by the Flames on Feb. 26 and made his NHL debut the following night against the Minnesota Wild Collected his first NHL point (assist) on March 3 at Ottawa Reassigned to Quad City on March : Skated in all 80 games for Quad City, totaling 42 points (19g/23a) : Appeared in all 80 games with the Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights (AHL) during his first professional season, recording 43 points (16g/27a) Led all AHL rookies and finished fourth in the league with a +27 plus/minus rating Tied for second among AHL rookies with four short-handed goals : Capped off his four-year collegiate career by totaling 22 points (11g/11a) in 25 games while serving as co-captain at Boston University Earned the Mickey Cochrane Award, presented annually to Boston University s best male athlete Missed the first 15 games of the season due to injury (groin) Helped the team earn a record after his return, which included BU s first league tournament title since 1997 Named MVP of the Hockey East Tournament and earned All-Tournament honors after becoming the first player in Hockey East history to net two hat tricks in one postseason tournament (March 10 vs. Massachusetts, March 17 vs. New Hampshire) : Led the Terriers with 31 points (18g/13a) in 41 games as a junior Also paced the team in goals and game-winners (4) : Finished first on Boston University in goals (13), power-play goals (tie-4) and penalty minutes (74) in 35 games as a sophomore : Named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team after contributing 20 points (10g/10a) in 40 games. Other: Played three seasons ( ) with the Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL), where he totaled 261 points (115g/146a) in 157 games Was Calgary s 10th selection (seventh round, 206th overall) in the 2002 Entry Draft. RIGHT WING SHOOTS RIGHT BORN: FEBRUARY 19, 1990 NEW HAVEN, CONN. 6-1, 174 LBS COLORADO S SEVENTH SELECTION (FIFTH ROUND, 139TH OVERALL) IN 2010 ENTRY DRAFT Portland WHL Portland WHL Portland WHL United States WJC : Completed his third season with the Portland Winterhawks (WHL), where he ranked fifth on the team in scoring with 57 points (27g/30a) in 61 games Tied for second on the club in goals and finished sixth in assists Posted a +17 plus/minus rating and ranked fourth on the team with 103 penalty minutes Recorded 10 points (6g/4a) in 13 postseason contests Skated in all seven games for Team USA at the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championship, helping the Americans win the gold medal : Led the Winterhawks with 29 goals and finished second on the team with 52 points in 71 games Was second on the club in both power-play goals (9) and shorthanded tallies (2) : Posted 21 points (9g/12a) in 70 games during his first season with Portland Tied for fourth on the club with 84 penalty minutes. Personal: Luke s father, Gordie, played parts of four NHL seasons with the New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings.

28 CENTER SHOOTS LEFT BORN: MAY 11, 1984 BEACONSFIELD, QUEBEC 6-1, 190 LBS SIGNED BY COLORADO AS A FREE AGENT, JULY 7, Langley BCHL UMass-Lowell Hockey East UMass-Lowell Hockey East UMass-Lowell Hockey East Providence AHL Boston NHL Providence AHL Boston NHL Bridgeport Sound AHL NY Islanders NHL Bridgeport Sound AHL NY Islanders NHL Lowell AHL New Jersey NHL NHL TOTALS : Spent most of the season with the Lowell Devils (AHL), where he led the team in scoring with 58 points (22g/36a) in 78 games Finished second on the team in goals and third in assists Totaled two points (1g/1a) in five playoff games for Lowell Also skated in two NHL games with New Jersey (no points) : Appeared in 65 games for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (AHL), ranking fourth on the team with 50 points (20g/30a) Added five points (1g/4a) in five playoff games Skated in four games with the New York Islanders (no points) : Spent the majority of the season with Bridgeport, but also had three separate stints with the New York Islanders Led Bridgeport and tied for 10th in the AHL with 46 assists Posted 66 points (20g/46a) in 68 games for the Sound Tigers to rank second on the team in scoring Saw action in eight NHL games with the Islanders (1g/0a) Scored his first NHL goal (which was also his first career point) on March 11 at Tampa Bay : Appeared in 73 games for Providence (AHL) but also saw time with the Boston Bruins Voted as Providence s Team MVP after finishing second on the club with 67 points (24g/43a) and leading the team with a +23 plus/minus rating Recorded eight points (4g/4a) in 13 playoff games with Providence Skated in four games with Boston (no points) : Spent most of his first professional season with Providence, but also made his NHL debut with Boston Played in six games with the Bruins (no points), making his NHL debut on Jan. 12 vs. Los Angeles : Named a Hockey East Second Team All-Star during his junior campaign at UMass-Lowell (Hockey East) Led the River Hawks in goals (26), points (tie-39), power-play tallies (13) and game-winning goals (4) : Tied for the team lead with 18 goals as a sophomore at UMass-Lowell Led the school with eight power-play goals and tied for first in game-winners (3) : Posted 17 points (5g/12a) in 35 games during his freshman season with the River Hawks. Other: Played two seasons ( ) with the Langley Hornets (BCHL), where he totaled 106 points (37g/69a) in 100 games Won a silver medal with Team Pacific at the 2001 World Under-17 Championship. Personal: Ben s father, Ryan, was an assistant coach with the Vancouver Canucks in and played 15 NHL seasons with Washington, Montreal and Vancouver. DEFENSEMAN SHOOTS LEFT BORN: JULY 10, 1991 DEDHAM, MASS. 6-2, 190 LBS COLORADO S SEVENTH SELECTION (SEVENTH ROUND, 184TH OVERALL) IN 2009 ENTRY DRAFT Nobles (Mass.) High USHS Nobles (Mass.) High USHS Nobles (Mass.) High USHS Has signed a Letter of Intent to attend Yale University (ECAC) in : Appeared in 29 games for Noble and Greenough School of the Independent School League and led all team defensemen with 38 points (12g/26a) Named to the 2010 Boys Hockey All-New England East Team and also earned the Nobles Shield as the school s most respected athlete : Played in 29 games for Noble and Greenough, totaling 34 points (5g/29a) Selected by the Indiana Ice in the 2008 United States Hockey League Futures Draft. Other: Was also a letterwinner in lacrosse at Nobles.

29 CHARLOTTE CHECKERS PLAYER CLUB (League) GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Codey Burki Charlotte (ECHL) Cedric McNicoll Charlotte (ECHL) GOALIES PLAYER CLUB (League) GP W L T SO GAA SV% Billy Sauer Charlotte (ECHL) SYSTEM PLAYER STATS PLAYER CLUB (League) GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Johan Alcen Rogle (Sweden) Tyson Barrie Kelowna (WHL) Paul Carey Boston College (H-East) Mike Carman Minnesota (WCHA) Lake Erie (AHL) Joel Chouinard Victoriaville (QMJHL) Colby Cohen Boston Univ. (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) Zach Cohen Boston Univ. (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) Nathan Condon Fargo (USHL) Stefan Elliott Saskatoon (WHL) R. Demen-Willaume Rogle (Sweden) Malmo (Sweden 2) Cameron Gaunce Mississauga (OHL) Jens Hellgren Boras HC (Sweden 2) Jonas Holos Farjestads BK (Sweden) Norway (Olympics) Norway (WC) Brad Malone North Dakota (WCHA) Mark Olver Northern Michigan (CCHA) Lake Erie (AHL) Denis Parshin CSKA Moscow (KHL) Kevin Shattenkirk Boston Univ. (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) Kelsey Tessier Quebec (QMJHL) Moncton (QMJHL) Totals Moncton (Memorial Cup) Gus Young Cape Cod (Mass.) (Minor) Nobles (Mass.) High (USHS) GOALIES PLAYER CLUB (League) GP W L T SO GAA SV% Peter Delmas Quebec (QMJHL) Halifax (QMJHL) Totals Brandon Maxwell Kitchener (OHL) Kieran Millan Boston U. (H-East) Kent Patterson Minnesota (WCHA) GOALIES PLAYER CLUB (League) GP W L SO GAA SV% Brandon Maxwell Kitchener (OHL)

30 FORWARDS (33) POS HT WT S PLACE OF BIRTH BORN CLUB GP G A PTS PIM BOURNIVAL, Michael LW L Shawinigan, Quebec 05/31/92 Shawinigan (QMJHL) CAREY, Paul C L Boston, Mass. 09/24/88 Boston College (H-East) CARMAN, Mike C L Augusta, Ga. 04/14/88 U of Minn. (WCHA) Lake Erie (AHL) COHEN, Zach LW L Schaumburg, Ill. 02/06/87 Boston U (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) CONDON, Nathan C L Wausau, Wis. 05/29/90 Fargo (USHL) DUCHENE, Matt C L Haliburton, Ontario 01/16/91 COLORADO DUPUIS, Philippe C R Laval, Quebec 04/24/85 Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO FRITSCHE, Tom LW L Parma, Ohio 09/30/86 Lake Erie (AHL) GALIARDI, T.J. LW L Calgary, Alberta 04/22/88 COLORADO HEJDUK, Milan RW R Usti-nad Labem, Czech. 02/14/76 COLORADO HISHON, Joey C L Stratford, Ontario 10/20/91 Owen Sound (OHL) JONES, David RW R Guelph, Ontario 08/10/84 COLORADO KOCI, David LW L Prague, Czech. 05/12/81 COLORADO MALONE, Brad C/LW L Miramichi, New Brunswick 05/20/89 North Dakota (WCHA) MAULDIN, Greg C R Boston, Mass. 06/10/82 Bridgeport Sound (AHL) NY ISLANDERS McLEOD, Cody LW L Binscarth, Manitoba 06/26/84 COLORADO MERCIER, Justin C L Erie, Pa. 06/25/87 Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO MOFFATT, Luke C R Scottsdale, Ariz. 06/11/92 U.S. Nat l U-18 (USDP) MUELLER, Peter C R Bloomington, Minn. 04/14/88 PHOENIX COLORADO O REILLY, Ryan C L Clinton, Ontario 02/07/91 COLORADO OLVER, Mark C L Burnaby, B.C. 01/01/88 Northern Michigan (CCHA) Lake Erie (AHL) PARSHIN, Denis RW L Rybinsk, Russia 02/01/86 CSKA Moscow (KHL) PORTER, Kevin C L Detroit, Mich. 03/12/86 San Antonio (AHL) PHOENIX Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO REED, Harrison RW R Newmarket, Ontario 01/18/88 Albany (AHL) Florida (ECHL) Lake Erie (AHL) STASTNY, Paul C L Quebec City, Quebec 12/27/85 COLORADO STEWART, Chris RW R Toronto, Ontario 10/30/87 COLORADO Lake Erie (AHL) STOA, Ryan C L Bloomington, Minn. 04/13/87 Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO TALBOT, Julian LW L Wahnapitae, Ontario 03/24/85 Peoria (AHL) VAN DER GULIK, David LW L Abbotsford, B.C. 04/20/83 Abbotsford (AHL) WALKER, Luke RW R New Haven, Conn. 02/19/90 Portland (WHL) WALTER, Ben C L Beaconsfield, Quebec 05/11/84 Lowell (AHL) NEW JERSEY WINNIK, Daniel LW R Toronto, Ontario 03/06/85 PHOENIX YIP, Brandon RW R Vancouver, B.C. 04/25/85 Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO

31 DEFENSEMEN (19) HT WT S PLACE OF BIRTH BORN CLUB GP G A PTS PIM BARRIE, Tyson R Victoria, B.C. 07/26/91 Kelowna (WHL) CHOUINARD, Joel L Longueuil, Quebec 04/08/90 Victoriaville (QMJHL) COHEN, Colby R Villanova, Pa. 04/25/89 Boston U (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) CUMISKEY, Kyle L Abbotsford, B.C. 12/02/86 COLORADO ELLIOTT, Stefan R Vancouver, B.C. 01/30/91 Saskatoon (WHL) FOOTE, Adam R Toronto, Ontario 07/10/71 COLORADO GAUNCE, Cameron L Sudbury, Ontario 03/19/90 St. Michael s (OHL) HANNAN, Scott L Richmond, B.C. 01/23/79 COLORADO HOLOS, Jonas R Sarpsborg, Norway 08/27/87 Farjestads BK (Sweden) LIFFITON, David L Windsor, Ontario 10/18/84 Syracuse (AHL) LILES, John-Michael L Indianapolis, Indiana 11/25/80 COLORADO MACIAS, Ray R Long Beach, Calif. 09/18/86 Lake Erie (AHL) MONTGOMERY, Kevin L Rochester, NY 04/04/88 Lake Erie (AHL) QUINCEY, Kyle L Kitchener, Ontario 08/12/85 COLORADO RUTKOWSKI, Troy R Edmonton, Alberta 04/29/92 Portland (WHL) SHATTENKIRK, Kevin R Greenwich, Conn. 01/29/89 Boston U (H-East) Lake Erie (AHL) SILAS, Stephen L Brampton, Ontario 06/26/92 Belleville (OHL) WILSON, Ryan L Windsor, Ontario 02/03/87 Lake Erie (AHL) COLORADO YOUNG, Gus L Dedham, Mass. 07/10/91 Nobles (Mass.) H.S GOALTENDERS (10) HT WT C PLACE OF BIRTH BORN CLUB GP W L T SO GAA SV% AITTOKALLIO, Sami L Tampere, Finland 08/06/92 Ilves Jr. (Finland Jr.) ANDERSON, Craig L Park Ridge, Ill. 05/21/81 COLORADO BACASHIHUA, Jason L Dearborn Heights, Mich. 09/20/82 Hershey (AHL) BUDAJ, Peter L Banska Bystrica, Slovakia 09/18/82 COLORADO CANN, Trevor L Oakville, Ontario 03/30/89 Lake Erie (AHL) Tulsa (CHL) GRAHAME, John L Denver, Colo. 08/31/75 Adirondack (AHL) Lake Erie (AHL) MAXWELL, Brandon L Winter Park, Fla. 03/22/91 Kitchener (OHL) MILLAN, Kieran L Edmonton, Alberta 08/31/89 Boston U (H-East) PATTERSON, Kent L St. Louis Park, Minn. 09/15/89 U of Minn. (WCHA) PICKARD, Calvin L Moncton, N.B. 04/15/92 Seattle (WHL)

32 CRITICAL DATES September 10 Opening Day of Rookie Camp 14 NHL Board of Governors Meeting (New York, NY) 17 Opening Day of NHL Training Camps 21 Pre-season schedule begins 28 Kraft Hockeyville Buffalo Sabres vs. Ottawa Senators (Dundas, ON) October 1 Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Month 6 Opening Day Playing Rosters set (3:00 p.m. ET) 7 Opening Night 93rd NHL Regular Season begins 7 NHL Face-Off (Toronto) Compuware NHL Premiere Carolina Hurricanes at Minnesota Wild (Helsinki, FIN) 7 Official Opening of CONSOL Energy Center - Philadelphia Flyers at Pittsburgh Penguins Compuware NHL Premiere Minnesota Wild at Carolina Hurricanes (Helsinki, FIN) Compuware NHL Premiere Columbus Blue Jackets at San Jose Sharks (Stockholm, SWE) Compuware NHL Premiere San Jose Sharks at Columbus Blue Jackets (Stockholm, SWE) Compuware NHL Premiere Phoenix Coyotes at Boston Bruins (Prague, CZE) 9 Stanley Cup Banner Raised Detroit Red Wings at Chicago Blackhawks Compuware NHL Premiere Boston Bruins at Phoenix Coyotes (Prague, CZE) 21 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (Buffalo, NY) Inductees: Art Berglund, Derian Hatcher, Kevin Hatcher, Dr. George V. Nagobads, Jeremy Roenick 30 Busiest Day in NHL season 28 teams play November 6 Hockey Hall of Fame Game (Buffalo Sabres at Toronto Maple Leafs) 7 Hockey Hall of Fame Legends Classic 8 Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (Toronto, ON) Inductees: Dino Ciccarelli, Cammi Granato, Angela James (Player category); Jim Devellano, The late Daryl Doc Seaman (Builder category) 9 NHL General Managers Meeting (Toronto) U20 4 Nations Cup 26 NHL Founder s Day (1917) 13 games on schedule December 1 Signing deadline for Group 2 free agents 6-7 NHL Board of Governors Meeting (Palm Beach, FL) Holiday Roster Freeze in effect. For all players on an NHL active roster, injured reserve, or players with non-roster and injured non-roster status as of midnight, local time, December 19, a roster freeze shall apply through midnight local time December 27, with respect to waivers, trades and loans, subject to the exceptions provided for in CBA Article No scheduled practices - dressing rooms closed 26 Jan.5 IIHF World U20 Championship (Buffalo, NY) January Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic Washington Capitals at Pittsburgh Penguins (Heinz Field, Pittsburgh) NHL All-Star Break (no games played) 28 NHL Board of Governors Meeting (Raleigh, NC) 29 Honda SuperSkills, 7 p.m. ET, Raleigh, NC (RBC Center) 30 58th NHL All-Star Game, 4 p.m. ET, Raleigh, NC (RBC Center) February 1 Hockey is for Everyone Month Celebration 1 NHL Regular Season Schedule Resumes 12 CBC s Hockey Day in Canada (Host: Whitehorse, YT) Ottawa Senators at Edmonton Oilers; Toronto Maple Leafs at Montreal Canadiens; Calgary Flames at Vancouver Canucks Hockey Weekend Across America (USA Hockey) 20 Hockey Day in America NHL Heritage Classic Montreal Canadiens at Calgary Flames (McMahon Stadium, Calgary) 28 Trade deadline (3:00 p.m. ET) March NHL General Managers Meeting (Boca Raton, FL) April 7-9 NCAA Frozen Four (Excel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN) 10 Last day of regular season 13 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin IIHF U18 World Championship (Germany) 29-May 15 IIHF World Championship (Ondrej Nepela Arena in Bratislava, Slovakia & Ladislav Trojak Arena in Kosice, Slovakia) RBC Royal Bank Cup (Edgeworth Centre, Camrose, AB) May MasterCard Memorial Cup (Hershey Centre, Mississauga, ON) 29-June 4 NHL Combine (Location: TBA) June 17/18 Last possible day for 2011 Stanley Cup Final TBA Deadline for first club-elected salary arbitration (later of June 15 or 48 hours after the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Final, 5:00 p.m. ET) NHL Awards (Las Vegas, Nevada) NHL Entry Draft (St. Paul, MN) July 1 Free Agency period begins 5 Deadline for player-elected salary arbitration notification (5:00 p.m. ET) 6 Deadline for club-elected salary arbitration notification (5:00 p.m. ET) 20-Aug.4 Salary arbitration hearings held Schedule subject to change as of August 31, 2010 August 6 Deadline for salary arbitration decisions to be rendered

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34 LAKE ERIE MONSTERS One Center Ice Cleveland, Ohio (216) LAKE ERIE STAFF Dan Gilbert, Majority Owner Len Komoroski, President, Cavaliers/Quicken Loans Arena Kerry Bubolz, President Randy Domain, Senior V.P. / Chief Operating Officer David Oliver, General Manager David Quinn, Head Coach Dan Laperriere, Assistant Coach Jock Callander, Dir. of Hockey and Community Relations Brent Woodside, Head Athletic Trainer Dusty Halstead, Head Equipment Manager Sarah Jamieson, Communications Manager David Oliver David Quinn Dan Laperriere BRENT WOODSIDE DUSTY HALSTEAD The Lake Erie Monsters are entering their fourth season as the American Hockey League affiliate of the Colorado Avalanche. Few AHL franchises have enjoyed better fan support over the past three years, as Lake Erie has had two of the 15-highest attended games in the league s 74-year regular season history. On January 22, 2010, the Monsters played in front of 18,626 fans during Shaq bobblehead night at Quicken Loans Arena, making it the sixth-highest attended game in league history. Just a year earlier, The Q held 17,627 hockey fanatics during Fan Appreciation Night on April 11, 2009, the13th-highest attended AHL regular season game. Lake Erie drew an average of 6,484 fans last season, the sixth best figure in the league. The Monsters were ninth in league attendance in and 11th during their inaugural season of On the ice, the Monsters have increased their point total in each of their first three years, going from 65 points in to 76 in to 77 points in The history of hockey in Cleveland dates back to the Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League, which played in the city from The club was one of the most successful teams in AHL history, winning 10 division titles and nine Calder Cups during that span, both unsurpassed AHL records. After two years in the National Hockey League ( ) and another 14 seasons with both the International Hockey League and the AHL from , the American Hockey League returned to Cleveland for the season. Colorado and Lake Erie signed a long-term affiliation agreement on Dec. 17, Less than a year later, on Oct. 6, 2007, the Monsters dropped the puck on their inaugural season, as 15,132 fans packed Quicken Loans Arena to watch their local team hit the ice for the very first time. The Monsters went on to enjoy great fan support during their first season in Cleveland, as Lake Erie had four of the top seven highest attended dates in the AHL. The Monsters franchise had previously been operated as the Utah Grizzlies before their AHL franchise rights were purchased by a group led by Dan Gilbert, owner of the NBA s Cleveland Cavaliers, in May of Gilbert is also Chairman and Founder of the nation s largest online home mortgage lender, Quicken Loans, Inc. The Monsters practice in their dedicated training facility at the Hoover Arena operated by Ice Land USA in Strongsville, Ohio. They play their home games at Quicken Loans Arena in downtown Cleveland, which is also home to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Avalanche organization has a history with the American Hockey League dating back to , when the Cornwall Aces served as the club s primary affiliate. After that first season, Colorado would have affiliation agreements with AHL clubs in Hershey, Pa. ( ), Lowell, Mass. ( ) and Albany, N.Y. ( ).

35 DATE GAME DATE GAME DATE GAME Fri, Oct 8 Syracuse Wed, Dec 8 at Abbotsford Sun, Feb 6 Abbotsford Sat, Oct 9 at Syracuse Sat, Dec 11 Toronto Sat, Feb 12 Grand Rapids Sat, Oct 16 at Oklahoma City Sun, Dec 12 Houston Mon, Feb 14 Texas Sun, Oct 17 at San Antonio Fri, Dec 17 at Milwaukee Wed, Feb 16 Texas Tue, Oct 19 at Oklahoma City Sat, Dec 18 at Rockford Fri, Feb 18 at Manitoba Wed, Oct 20 at San Antonio Sun, Dec 19 at Peoria Sat, Feb 19 at Manitoba Fri, Oct 22 at Texas Sun, Dec 26 at Grand Rapids Thu, Feb 24 Hershey Sun, Oct 24 at Houston Wed, Dec 29 Rochester Fri, Feb 25 at Grand Rapids Fri, Oct 29 Manitoba Thu, Dec 30 at Hamilton Sat, Feb 26 Grand Rapids Sat, Oct 30 at Toronto Sat, Jan 1 Hamilton Fri, Mar 4 Rockford Sun, Oct 31 Manitoba Tue, Jan 4 Rochester Sat, Mar 5 Rockford Fri, Nov 5 Chicago Fri, Jan 7 at Houston Fri, Mar 11 at Hamilton Sun, Nov 7 Grand Rapids Sat, Jan 8 at Texas Sat, Mar 12 at Toronto Wed, Nov 10 Hamilton Sun, Jan 9 at Oklahoma City Fri, Mar 18 at Grand Rapids Fri, Nov 12 Milwaukee Wed, Jan 12 at Hamilton Sat, Mar 19 at Milwaukee Sat, Nov 13 Milwaukee Fri, Jan 14 at Rochester Sun, Mar 20 at Peoria Wed, Nov 17 Grand Rapids Sat, Jan 15 at Hershey Tue, Mar 22 Rochester Fri, Nov 19 Toronto Sun, Jan 16 at Rochester Fri, Mar 25 at Rochester Sat, Nov 20 at Grand Rapids Tue, Jan 18 Oklahoma City Sat, Mar 26 at Toronto Sun, Nov 21 at Chicago Thu, Jan 20 Rochester Wed, Mar 30 Rockford Tue, Nov 23 at Chicago Sat, Jan 22 Houston Fri, Apr 1 Hamilton Wed, Nov 24 at Rockford Sun, Jan 23 Peoria Sat, Apr 2 at Toronto Fri, Nov 26 Oklahoma City Wed, Jan 26 Toronto Wed, Apr 6 Toronto Sat, Nov 27 Oklahoma City Thu, Jan 27 at Hamilton Fri, Apr 8 at Rockford Fri, Dec 3 Chicago Sat, Jan 29 Hamilton Sat, Apr 9 Abbotsford Sat, Dec 4 Peoria Fri, Feb 4 San Antonio Sun, Apr 10 at Rochester Tue, Dec 7 at Abbotsford Sat, Feb 5 San Antonio