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Denver Cutthroats

Year of foundation: 2012
Colours: green, navy blue, red, white
Club status: active
Address: 1900 Wazee, Suite 311
Denver, Colorado · 80202
Phone: +1 (303) 295 3474
Email: info@denverchl.com

Denver Cutthroats is minor league affiliate of: Colorado Avalanche

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All time leagues: CHL

Season 2001-2002

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Denver Coliseum

Adress: 4600 Humboldt Street
Denver, Colorado 80216
Phone: +1 (720) 865-2475
Email: Steven.Jorgensen@denvergov.org
Web: http://www.denvercoliseum.com
Capacity: 8140
Opened in: 1951

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In few hours the Central Hockey League announced that the Denver Cutthroats and the arizona sundogs have suspended operations, effective immediately, and will not compete in the 2014-15 season. Both teams will look to secure additional investors with the hope of returning for the 2015-16 campaign. With the latter defections, following that of St. Charles Chill announced in June, the CHL remains with seven teams, the smallest number since the league's re-birth in 1992.

(21 Aug 2014)

The CHL expansion team Denver Cutthroats announced they have entered into an affiliation agreement with the National Hockey League's Colorado Avalanche.

(19 Jul 2012)

The Central Hockey League's new Denver franchise announced today the team name will be the Cutthroats. The Cutthroats begin to play in October 2012 at the historic Denver Coliseum.

(17 May 2012)

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