Roy wants to coach, but isn't sure of the timing

Thu, May 21 | from NHL.com
The Hall of Fame goalie, who is rumored to be a candidate to replace Tony Granato as coach of the Colorado Avalanche, told a Toronto radio station Wednesday that Avalanche President Pierre Lacroix contacted him in January about the possibility of him ...

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Canada Patrick Roy won't join the Colorado Avalanche organization this season. The Hall of Fame goaltender has turned down the Avalanche's offer to become head coach, and will instead return to the his role as head coach and general manager of the Quebec ...
Thu, May 28 | from Faceoff.com

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Hall of Fame goalie Patrick Roy turned down an offer to coach the Colorado Avalanche, the team he led to two Stanley Cup titles. Roy phoned Avalanche president Pierre Lacroix late Tuesday night to tell him he wouldn't accept the offer, citing family ...
Thu, May 28 | from SI.com

Report: Patrick Roy turns down coaching job in Colorado

Canada After taking some time to think about and debate his future, Patrick Roy, according to the Denver Post, has informed the Colorado Avalanche he will stay with the Quebec League's Remparts, for now. Not ruling out a return to the Avs in the future, ...
Wed, May 27 | from The Hockey News

Report: Roy Turns Down Avalanche Coaching Job

DENVER -- Patrick Roy has turned down the head coaching job with the Colorado Avalanche, The Denver Post reported Wednesday. Roy talked to the Post and confirmed he phoned Avalanche president Pierre Lacroix Tuesday night to tell him he couldn't accept ...
Wed, May 27 | from TheDenverChannel.com

Kroenke Plays Heel In WWE Drama

MO He is a powerful man in Denver, as owner of the Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Pepsi Center and other properties. Yet he shuns the spotlight. They came to loggerheads when the NBA playoffs bumped the WWE from its scheduled event next Monday night at the ...
Wed, May 20 | from St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Game 7s are great for all

DC It starts tonight here in DC with probably the most anticipated NHL game since not only the lockout, but probably since Ray Bourque was trying to win the Stanley Cup in Game 7 with the Colorado Avalanche in 2001. Tomorrow night could be just as ...
Wed, May 13 | from Washington Times

NHL notebook: Wings series still gnawing at Hitchcock

OH Hall of Fame goaltender Patrick Roy met with Colorado Avalanche president Pierre Lacroix on Thursday in Denver, ostensibly to talk about the club's coaching job. One problem: There's no vacancy. Tony Granato, in his second failed attempt behind the ...
Sun, May 10 | from Columbus Dispatch

M. HOCKEY | Q&A: Richards movin' on up

M. HOCKEY | Q&A: Richards movin' on up CT Q As a Minnesota native, were you a Wild fan growing up, or did you ever root for the Blackhawks? A The Wild weren't around when I was growing up. They started in 2000, so before that I was a fan of the Colorado Avalanche and Chicago Blackhawks. ...
Thu, Apr 30 | from Yale Daily News

Wings still see room for improvement

A victory in Game 4 on Thursday in Columbus (7 pm ET, TSN) will enable the Red Wings to become the first defending Stanley Cup champion to reach the second round of the playoffs since the Colorado Avalanche in 2002. If there's any room for improvement ...
Wed, Apr 22 | from NHL.com

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