Utah Grizzlies (1995-2005)

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Utah Grizzlies
Utah Grizzlies
Arena E Center in Salt Lake City
City Denver, Colorado
(1994-1995)
Salt Lake City, Utah
(1995-2005)
Team History Denver Grizzlies
(1994-95)
Utah Grizzlies
(1995-2005)
Logo Design A grizzly swatting at a hockey stick
Team Colors maroon and white
NHL Affiliations
(if known)
Regular Season Titles 1 in IHL (1994-95)
Division Championships 1 in IHL (1994-95)
Conference Championships none
League Championships 1 Turner Cup (1994-95)
as the Denver Grizzlies


The Utah Grizzlies were an ice hockey team in the International Hockey League and American Hockey League. They played in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA at the E Center.

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[edit] History

The Utah Grizzlies, which moved to Utah following their only season in Denver, Colorado shortly after the NHL's Quebec Nordiques announced their relocation to become the Colorado Avalanche, was admitted to the AHL when the IHL folded in 2001. They played their home games in the E Center.

While in Denver, the Grizzlies won the 1994-1995 Turner Cup, the official Championship of the International Hockey League.

The franchise was granted a voluntary suspension for the 2005-2006 season while the owner found a buyer for the AHL franchise. That buyer arrived in May 2006, as the owner of the NBA Cleveland Cavaliers, Dan Gilbert, purchased the franchise to replace the departing Cleveland Barons. The new Cleveland team will begin play in the fall of 2007. [1] On January 25, 2007 it was announced at a press conference that the new Cleveland team will be called the Lake Erie Monsters.

[edit] Franchise & Area Facts

The market was previously served by:

The franchise was replaced by:

This franchise is now known as:

[edit] Year-by-year record

[edit] American Hockey League

Year GP W L T OL SOL GF GA PTS Finish Playoffs
2004-05 80 23 50 5 2 - 156 265 53 7th, West Out of Playoffs
2003-04 80 27 42 6 5 - 162 230 65 7th, West Out of Playoffs
2002-03 80 37 34 4 5 - 227 243 83 5th, West Lost in Qualifying Round
2001-02 80 40 29 6 4 - 240 225 91 3rd, West Lost in Round 1

[edit] International Hockey League

[edit] Team records

[edit] Single Season

Goals: 46 (Kip Miller, 1994-95)
Assists:
Points: 106 (Kip Miller, 1994-95)
Penalty Minutes:
GAA:
SV%:

[edit] Career

Career Goals:
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Career Goaltending Wins:
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