COL (historical context)

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COL (historical context) is the former NHL team abbreviation used for the Colorado Rockies franchise that played in Denver from 1976 to 1982 before relocating and becoming the New Jersey Devils.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League team abbreviation
abbreviationFor Colorado NERFINISHED
activeFromYear 1976
activeToYear 1982
conference Campbell Conference NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division Smythe Division NERFINISHED
firstSeason 1976–77 NHL season
franchiseBecame New Jersey Devils in 1982
franchiseLineage Kansas City Scouts – Colorado Rockies – New Jersey Devils NERFINISHED
governingBody National Hockey League NERFINISHED
homeArena McNichols Sports Arena NERFINISHED
lastSeason 1981–82 NHL season NERFINISHED
league National Hockey League
notToBeConfusedWith COL (modern abbreviation for Columbus Blue Jackets) NERFINISHED
predecessorTeam Kansas City Scouts NERFINISHED
refersTo Colorado Rockies (NHL) NERFINISHED
relocatedTo East Rutherford, New Jersey NERFINISHED
relocationReason financial difficulties
represents state of Colorado NERFINISHED
sport ice hockey
status defunct NHL team abbreviation
successorTeam New Jersey Devils NERFINISHED
successorTeamAbbreviation NJD NERFINISHED
teamColors blue
gold
red
white
teamLocation Denver, Colorado NERFINISHED
teamName Colorado Rockies NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 1980s
late 1970s
usedIn NHL standings
NHL statistics
game summaries
score tickers

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Colorado Rockies (NHL) abbreviation COL (historical context)