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Oct 15, 1965 - Patrick Roy is Born in Quebec
City, Quebec. Mario Lemieux is also born on this day.
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1981-82: Patrick joins his first major team, the Ste-Foy
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1982-83: Patrick moves up to the QMJHL with the Granby Bisons
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1984-85: After playing only 1 game for the Sherbrooke
Canadiens (AHL), Patrick fills in to win the Calder Cup, and also gets
his first NHL experience.
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1985-86: Patrick is named starter
of the Montreal Canadiens
and leads them to a Stanley Cup while also winning his first of 3 Conn
Smythe Awards
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1986-1987: Patrick shares the William Jennings trophy with
Brian Hayward
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1987-88: Patrick gets elected to the NHL Second All Star Team
and shares the Jennings with Hayward for a second time
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1988-89: Patrick takes the Canadiens to the Stanley Cup
finals, but loses to the Calgary Flames. He also collects his first
Vezina and third Jennings with Hayward
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1989-90: Patrick wins his second Vezina and also a Trico
goaltended award. He also won himself a wife on June 9th, 1990,
marrying Michele Piuze.
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1990-91: Patrick makes the NHL Second All Star Team for the
second time
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1991-92: Patrick finishes with a 2.36 GAA and wins the
Vezina, the Jennings (by himself) and is selected to the First All Star
Team
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1992-93: It takes St. Patrick only 20 games to win his 2nd
Stanley Cup and 2nd Conn Smythe.
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1993-94: After an excellent regular season, the Canadiens
fail to make the second round, but Patrick showed his dedication by
playing and winning game 4 after missing game 3 with an appendicitis
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1994-95: The strike shortened season happens to be Patrick's
only losing season (17-20-6). Without including this year, he had 18
winning seasons in a row...
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1995-96: The most eventful year in Patrick's career included
a trade from Montreal to the newly moved Colorado Avalanche (formerly
Quebec Nordiques) and his third Stanley Cup as the Avalanche swept the
Panthers.
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1996-97: His first full season with the Avalanche included
some intense rivalry with Detroit including the famous fight with Mike
Vernon
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1997-98: Patrick again fights the Red Wings goalie, this
time, Chris Osgood. He also plays for team Canada in the Olympics.
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1998-99: Patrick gets his 400th win on Feb 5th, at the
age of 33 (youngest ever). The Avalanche make it to the
Western Conference Finals.
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1999-00: Once again the Avalanche got to the Western
Conference finals, but once again the would not get through to the
Stanley Cup finals.
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2000-01: After a great regular season, the Avalanche win a
thrilling playoffs by beating Martin Brodeur's New Jersey Devil's in
Game 7. This would be Patrick's last Stanley Cup and Conn Smythe.
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2001-02: Patrick sets his career best GAA mark with an
amazing 1.94. He would also win his last Jennings award for fewest
goals allowed.
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2002-03: During the regular season, Mr. Roy becomes the first
goalie to play in 1000 games. Patrick's last season ends in a
disappointing Game 7 loss to the Minnesota Wild. He announces his
retirement on May 28th.
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Oct 28, 2003: The Avalanche retire #33 during the Patrick Roy
Night ceremonies.
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Sept 29, 2005: Patrick takes over as head coach of the Quebec
Remparts. He is also Vice President and co-owner.
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May 28, 2006: After losing in the QMJHL finals to Moncton,
the Remparts win the Memorial Cup, the top CHL championship.
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Nov 13, 2006: Patrick Roy will be inducted into the NHL Hall
of Fame.
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