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Theodore, Colorado crash back to earth
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DENVER - At least he made it to the third period.
Jose Theodore's heart-warming comeback has crashed, along with
the Colorado Avalanche's season.
A week ago, Theodore was riding high. After spending most of last
season on the bench, he carried his teammates to a playoff series
victory over the Minnesota Wild.
It was a great hockey moment -- so great it was impossible to see
that the hammer would soon crash down on Theodore. The Detroit Red
Wings ripped Theodore for four...
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