The Avalanche honors the Nordiques even in the playoffs

In the series, all means are good to motivate yourself.

We often see clubs counting the wins remaining to hoist the Stanley Cup after a game, a tradition that has been installed in many NHL locker rooms.

That's the case in Colorado this year.

The Avalanche have decided to embrace tradition and they are doing so in a big way.

Every time a team wins a game, A lily It was pinned to the arm of a jacket found in the locker room…

Which is a nice touch, because the lily represents the northern province of Quebec.

It is clear that the organization's history has never been forgotten there:

It's something special…and one that should certainly please Nordic fans.

Especially since there are a few Quebeckers playing in burgundy Avalanche uniforms!

The players in Colorado want to do their best this season, as shown in the photo above.

However, the players seem excited because through three games, the Avalanche appear to be unstoppable on the ice.

The Avalanche's big guns woke up at just the right time, and yesterday it was Artturi Lehkonen and Valeri Nikushkin who led the charge in the club's 5-1 win.

It's also easy to root for Denver because we know their history…and it would be cool, at the end of the playoffs, to see 16 Fleur-de-Lys on the jersey used by the Avalanche.

It will be different anyway.

a lot of

With the dismissal of Dave Hakstol, Martin St. Louis becomes the seventh-longest coach with his club.

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– So!

– It definitely should be private.

– Oh. It will be difficult…

– It's part of Game.

– let's see! 😂😂