Today in Colorado Avalanche History
Happy 28th birthday to Avalanche goaltender Peter Budaj. Not sure about the rest of the crew...but I still believe.
[Derek here: Happy birthday Peter! I still believe as well!]
[Mike here: Happy birthday Boots! I never stopped believing!]
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I believe too…that you are a very capable back-up goaltender.
This is the one reason I don’t like hockey. Every time I hear the ages of most of these guys, I start feeling ancient
Help help! I'm being repressed!
Budaj is one of the oldest on the team
"There's no room for loyalty in fantasy hockey." - Red Wing Dave
by David Driscoll-Carignan on Sep 18, 2010 6:26 AM MDT up reply actions
Happy B Day Boods!
I believe you’re a very capable back up goal tender that shows flashes of brilliance in the imminent failure of others (cough Theodore). You’re there for us when we need you most and that sir, is commendable.
Now we have nothing to bitch about!
Besides marketing, ticket prices, depth at LW, ice girls…~ Mfured20
I believe!! You are much better than a lot of people give you credit for. You have been handed some shit situations here in CO. I hope this year is different. Happy birthday, sweets.
Bitch, give me your lunch money.
by Cheryl Bradley on Sep 18, 2010 6:59 AM MDT reply actions 3 recs
This
Happy Birthday Boods! Many more!
Guys like you make me love hockey – especially as a father. Gives me something to show my boys.
Work you butt off every day, all day. If you don’t get your shot right away, keep working and pull with the rest of the team. You, Peter, personify this and for that, I thank you.
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Happy Birthday Budaj
While I know that I won’t agree with some of the statements made in this thread, I wish you a happy birthday nevertheless
This reminds me that hiring a “goaltender consultant”, even on a part time basis, was an example of Enos splurging.
Happy birthday, Coach!
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