The road to 100 Avs games (8.)
In this new photo series, we look at Eurolanche's journey to 100 Avs games.Eurolanche, the largest Colorado Avalanche Fan Club in the world, reached a historic milestone on January 10, 2026, when its members watched the Avalanche's 100th game as part of Eurolanche on Tour, formerly known as Eurolanche Invasion.
To mark the occasion, an extensive article was published with detailed statistics providing an overview of all 100 games that Fan Club members have seen in North America. Meanwhile, the most detailed summary ever written regarding Eurolanche on Tour XVI has also been published.
Let's now take a look at Eurolanche's journey to this milestone through a photo series and commemorative comments focusing on memorable moments (mainly) related to attending Avalanche games overseas.
EUROLANCHE INVASION VIII (2015/16) - 6 games (48/100)
On the eighth trip, the Avs outdoor game, which took place in Colorado for the first time in 2016, stands out from the list of highlights. Colorado faced Detroit at the Coors Field baseball stadium on two consecutive days - first, veterans, legends of both teams from the wild 90s, took the field. The next day, it was a regular NHL duel. It's a shame that only the first one came out in terms of results... However, we had the opportunity to meet many of our childhood idols. The car trip to Las Vegas undoubtedly remained in our memories. For the first time, we got to know a crazy place that is a universe in itself.
Until then, and for years to come, the largest Eurolanche expedition came to Denver with 12 participants.
The puck from the warm-up was always a pleasure.
Watching a game from the first row always had its charm.
Mike Ricci was one of many veterans who came out to play an outdoor exhibition game against Detroit.
Peter Forsberg couldn't be missing either.
Claude Lemieux. Unfortunately, he passed away this year.
This is what it looked like at the first outdoor game in Colorado.
The view from our seats.
The show couldn't be missed.
Jeremy Roenick's interview with David Púchovský was broadcast live on NBC Sports nationwide.
The meeting with the Hejduk - Hejda duo was successful again.
We went on a road trip to Las Vegas - by car there and back.
The Grand Canyon amazed us.
The border where four states meet - Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.
Back "home".
We met Patrick Roy at the store. It was a coincidence!
Jan Hejda as a spectator at Pepsi Center, a year ago still a player on the ice.
Another shot from the first row. Those were always great photos.
Fantastic Cody McLeod with our whole crew.
Joe Sakic and owner Stan Kroenke, who rarely goes to hockey.
The snowmobiling ride was awesome! What haven't we experienced in Colorado?
We like these kinds of pictures the most. When you win.
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07/09/2026 - 19:27
