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2006-07 Colorado Avalanche Roster

30 players used · 44-31-7 record

The Colorado Avalanche used 30 players in the 2006-07 season, with a 44-31-7 record. Joe Sakic led the team with 100 points (36 goals, 64 assists) in 82 games. Peter Budaj played the most games in goal (57).

Points leader
100 PTS
36 G · 64 A in 82 games
Goals leader
36 G
16 on the power play
Assists leader
64 A
100 points overall
Goalie wins leader
33 W
2.51 GAA · 0.905 SV%
28
Skaters
18 forwards · 10 defence
2
Goalies
Peter Budaj started most
267
Goals scored
in 82 games
28.5
Average age
20 to 37 years
7
Birth countries
23:40
Most ice time
Brett Clark
Position
🏒 Defence 10 players · sorted by points
# Player — sort by name GP — sort by games played Streak G — sort by goals A — sort by assists PTS — sort by points P/GP — sort by points per game PPG — sort by power-play goals SOG — sort by shots on goal HIT — sort by hits BLK — sort by blocked shots PIM — sort by penalty minutes TOI — sort by average ice time
1 JL John-Michael Liles 🇺🇸 D 26 71 🔥 1 14 30 44 0.62 8 128 31 68 24 17:45
2 BC Brett Clark 🇨🇦 D 30 82 🧊 3 10 29 39 0.48 4 140 85 210 50 23:40
3 KK Ken Klee 🇺🇸 D 35 81 🧊 7 3 16 19 0.23 0 90 107 155 68 20:37
4 PB Patrice Brisebois 🇨🇦 D 36 33 🧊 5 1 10 11 0.33 1 36 25 35 22 19:22
5 KS Karlis Skrastins 🇱🇻 D 32 68 🔥 1 0 11 11 0.16 0 65 37 190 30 21:13
6 OV Ossi Vaananen 🇫🇮 D 26 74 🔥 1 2 6 8 0.11 0 32 88 72 69 14:19
7 KS Kurt Sauer 🇺🇸 D 26 48 🧊 2 0 6 6 0.12 0 29 52 76 24 18:19
8 JL Jordan Leopold 🇺🇸 D 26 15 🧊 1 2 3 5 0.33 1 19 19 19 14 19:47
9 JF Jeff Finger 🇺🇸 D 27 22 🔥 1 1 4 5 0.23 0 16 26 27 11 13:47
10 KC Kyle Cumiskey 🇨🇦 D 20 9 🧊 3 1 1 2 0.22 0 8 4 6 2 13:27
Team totals · 10 skaters 82 34 116 150 1.83 14 563 474 858 314
Click a column to sort. Ages are as of the end of the season. Totals cover the skaters shown, and the games column is the team's games played.
🧤 Goalies 2 goalies · sorted by wins
🌍 Where the roster was born 7 countries · against the whole NHL in 2006-07

50% of this roster was born in Canada, against 53% across the league. The team leans on United States: 27% of its players, against 19% league-wide. Canadian-born players scored 59% of the team's points.

Share of this roster Share of all NHL players
Country Players Share of roster vs NHL Points Who
Canada 15
50%
-3 433 (59%) Sakic, Brunette, Stastny, Clark +11
United States 8
27%
+8 130 (18%) Arnason, Liles, Klee, Sauer +4
Finland 2
7%
+3 12 (2%) Vaananen, Laaksonen
Slovakia 2
7%
+4 30 (4%) Svatos, Budaj
Czechia 1
3%
-4 70 (10%) Hejduk
Latvia 1
3%
+3 11 (1%) Skrastins
Poland 1
3%
+3 50 (7%) Wolski
By country of birth, from the NHL's player records. "vs NHL" is the gap in percentage points.

2006-07 Colorado Avalanche roster questions

Who led the Colorado Avalanche in scoring in 2006-07?

Joe Sakic led the Colorado Avalanche in scoring in 2006-07 with 100 points — 36 goals and 64 assists in 82 games. Next came Andrew Brunette (83) and Paul Stastny (78).

Who scored the most goals for the Colorado Avalanche in 2006-07?

Joe Sakic scored 36 goals for the Colorado Avalanche in 2006-07, 16 of them on the power play.

How many players did the Colorado Avalanche use in 2006-07?

The Colorado Avalanche dressed 30 players in 2006-07: 28 skaters and 2 goalies. Together the skaters scored 267 goals.

Who was the Colorado Avalanche starting goalie in 2006-07?

Peter Budaj played the most games in goal for the Colorado Avalanche in 2006-07: 57 games, 33 wins, a 0.905 save percentage and a 2.51 goals against average. Jose Theodore was the backup, in 33 games.

Who played the most minutes for the Colorado Avalanche in 2006-07?

Brett Clark averaged 23:40 of ice time per game for the Colorado Avalanche in 2006-07, the most on the roster.

How old was the 2006-07 Colorado Avalanche roster?

The average age was 28.5 years. Kyle Cumiskey was the youngest at 20, and Joe Sakic the oldest at 37.

Where were the 2006-07 Colorado Avalanche players born?

The Colorado Avalanche used 30 players in 2006-07 with a known birthplace. By country of birth: 15 in Canada, 8 in the United States and 2 in Finland. The other 5 came from Slovakia, Czechia, Latvia and Poland. League-wide that season, 53% of players were born in Canada, against 50% on this roster.