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Author: Horns, Hogs, and Nixon Coming; Third Down and a War to Go; '77: Denver, the Broncos, and a Coming of Age; Olympic Affair; The Witch's Season; 3 more.

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Terry Frei's website is http://www.terryfrei.com

Frei is a general feature writer and columnist at the Greeley Tribune, a commentator for Mile High Sports, an affiliate professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver, the author of seven well-received books and a screenwriter. He also has written for the Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News, the Oregonian, and The Sporting News.

On the heels of his critically acclaimed fact-based novel, Olympic Affair: Hitler's Siren and America's Hero, Frei…

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Frei: Avalanche's storybook first season and Stanley Cup anniversary is worth celebrating

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The Colorado Avalanche is going to honor its 1996 Stanley Cup championship team with a celebration at the Paramount Theater in downtown Denver on Wednesday, December 10, and then also the next night at Colorado’s home game against the Florida Panthers. That storybook season, the hoist-the-Cup ending and parade all were part of Denver’s first-ever major league championship in the first season after the franchise hurriedly was transplanted from Quebec to Colorado in the summer of 1995.
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Frei: Twenty years ago, Steve Moore played his final game for the Avalanche

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By Terry Frei Verified
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Steve Moore played 69 career regular-season games for the Colorado Avalanche. None of them were after March 8, 2004. Yes, Friday is the 20th anniversary of one of the most notorious incidents in Avalanche history. Two decades later, it might be easy to forget just how notorious it was, even internationally, generating heated debate and thoughtful discussion about the role of “The Code” in the NHL and the North American pro game. I covered it — the buildup, the incident itself and the aftermath.
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DU hockey's David Carle

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By Terry Frei Verified
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The day I caught up with David Carle at Magness Arena to interview him for this story was his 33rd birthday. Yes, although he already is in his fifth season as the University of Denver’s head hockey coach and he and the Pioneers are the defending NCAA champions, he remains strikingly young. His age doesn’t enter into the Mile High Sports decision to honor him as College Coach of the Year for 2022. By now, he is entrenched as the immediate successor to Jim Montgomery, now coach of the Boston Bruins.
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