11 Chris Dingman
2000-2001 Sixth Season
CCM/KOHO Airknit. Set 1. Neck tagging 58.
Stanley Cup Winning Season
The jersey is from the first team set, and contains the Avalanche set tag in the rear hem. The jersey shows lighter overall game wear, but does show some nice nicks in the left sleeve consisting of one very deep burn with a few light burns surrounding, and about a three-inch slice near the cuff. The neck and collar area show some stretching, presumably from fighting. The left shoulder seam is also torn open right on the seam, and again appears to be pulled apart from fighting. There are a few faint marks throughout, as well as some general spots of light filth. The All-Star patch is sewn to the right chest. The jersey is accompanied by the Avalanche LOA, which has the Hattricks stamp at the top.
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Neck tagging
Hem tagging
Set patch
All-Star patch
Branding
Sleeve burns
Shoulder burns
Body marks
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Dingman played for the local Mercs of the AMHL before moving up to the WHL's Brandon Wheat Kings in 1992-93. He was taken 19th overall by the Calgary Flames in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft.
Following a four year career in Brandon, the hard nosed winger for two seasons with the AHL's Saint John Flames before making his NHL debut with Calgary in 1997-98. After spending most of his time in the minors in 1998-99 he was included with Theo Fleury in a trade to the Avalanche. Upon his arrival with the Avalanche organization Dingman saw limited action with the parent club while spending the better part of the year with the team's AHL affiliate in Hershey.
Dingman suited up for 68 games in 1999-00 and 41 games in 2000-01 helping the Avalanche capture its second Stanley Cup. A few days after the victory celebrations, the burly winger was sent to Carolina and midway through the 2001-02 season was dealt to his current club the Tampa Bay Lightning. Upon his arrival with the Bolts, Dingman continued to play a physical game and was a key component in the club's run to the 2004 Stanley Cup title.
Left wing - Shoots left
Born: July 6, 1976 - Edmonton, Alberta
6-4, 225 lbs.
Calgary's first choice (19th overall) in the 1994 Entry Draft. Traded to Colorado by Calgary with Theoren Fleury for Rene Corbet, Wade Belak, Robyn Regehr and Colorado's 2nd round compensatory choice (Jarret Stoll) in 2000 Entry Draft, February 28, 1999. Missed majority of 2000-01 season recovering from knee injury suffered in game vs. Ottawa, November 15, 2000. Traded to Carolina by Colorado for Carolina's 5th round choice (Mikko Viitanen) in 2001 Entry Draft, June 24, 2001. Traded to Tampa Bay by Carolina with Shane Willis for Kevin Weekes, March 5, 2002.
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