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∙ 12y agothe Colorado avalanche
They got their name because of the mountains in Colorado and whats more frightning in the mountains then an avalanche!
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They are in Denver, Colorado which has a ton of snowy mountains and as a result, avalanches occur
The Canadian province of Quebec was the home of the Quebec Nordiques from 1972 until 1995. In 1995, the Quebec Nordiques team was sold and moved to the US state of Colorado where the name was changed to the Colorado Avalanche.
The Colorado Rockies played in Colorado before the Avalanche, There is a baseball team called the Rockies now but back in the 80's there was a hockey team called the Rockies that played in Colorado
The Canadian province of Quebec was the home of the Quebec Nordiques from 1972 until 1995. In 1995, the Quebec Nordiques team was sold and moved to the US state of Colorado where the name was changed to the Colorado Avalanche.
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Avalanche is not a common girl's name. It is typically used to describe a massive snow slide down a mountain.
The Quebec Nordiques were a hockey team in Quebec City in the 1970s. They moved to Denver and became the Colorado Avalanche. Quebec City's junior hockey team is the Quebec Remparts.
The Rocky Mountain News set up a phone number to call back in 1995 where people all over the area could call in and leave a message as to what the name of its new hockey team should be. When I heared these radio announcements they had a top 10 list with the Black Bears as being number 1. The rest of the names were even worse. The winter of 1994-95 in the area was littered with avalanches in which people were stuck in areas unable to get out due to roads shut down. "Avalanche" wasn't even on the top 10 list. I called the phone number one afternoon and left a message saying, "Avalanche should be the name of this team. Its in the true spirit and nature of Colorado and it just sounds plain awesome. Besides, Black Bears is the name of the University of Maine's championship hockey team. Its got to be Avalanche." The very next day, this radio station put "Avalanche" number 1 on the list. My name is Mike and I'm from Boston but I lived in Denver, Co 1994-95.