Olie Kolzig

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National Hockey League player Olympic ice hockey player human ice hockey goaltender ice hockey player

Olie Kolzig is a retired German-Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender best known for his long NHL career with the Washington Capitals, including winning the Vezina Trophy in 2000.

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instanceOf National Hockey League player →
Olympic ice hockey player →
human →
ice hockey goaltender →
ice hockey player →
awardReceived King Clancy Memorial Trophy NERFINISHED →
Vezina Trophy NERFINISHED →
bestKnownFor long NHL career with the Washington Capitals →
careerEnd 2009 →
careerStart 1989 →
catches right →
citizenship Canada →
Germany →
competedIn 2006 Winter Olympics →
countryOfBirth South Africa →
dateOfBirth 1970-04-06 →
draftedBy Washington Capitals →
draftLeague NHL Entry Draft →
draftPosition 19th overall →
draftYear 1989 →
employerAfterRetirement Washington Capitals →
familyName Kölzig →
founded Athletes Against Autism →
fullName Olaf Kölzig NERFINISHED →
givenName Olaf →
hallOfFameInduction Tri-City Americans Hall of Fame →
height 191 cm →
6 ft 3 in →
jerseyNumber 37 →
KingClancyTrophyYear 2005–06 →
league National Hockey League →
NHLDebutSeason 1989–90 →
nickname Olie the Goalie →
OlympicTeam Germany men's national ice hockey team →
placeOfBirth Johannesburg, South Africa →
playedFor Brandon Wheat Kings →
New Westminster Bruins →
Portland Pirates →
Rochester Americans →
Tampa Bay Lightning →
Tri-City Americans →
Washington Capitals →
playedInStanleyCupFinal 1998 →
positionPlayed goaltender →
postRetirementRole goaltending coach →
representedNationalTeam Germany →
teamInStanleyCupFinal Washington Capitals →
VezinaTrophyYear 1999–2000 →
weight 223 lb →

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Olie the Goalie → alsoKnownAs → Olie Kolzig →
Olaf Kölzig → alternateName → Olie Kolzig →