24 Marc-Andre Cliche
2014-2015 Nineteenth Season
Reebok Edge 2.0 Airknit. Road. 56
Colorado Registration No. 121404
Home jersey from the 2014-2015 season. It has lighter wear, but an assortment of marks throughout the body and sleeves. The most prominent wear mark is a large black slash diagonally on the front body below the crest. The left sleeve has a couple of dark marks near the cuff, while the right sleeve displays a few lighter marks in the same areas. There is a small hole near the fight strap attachment on the rear body. The team registration set patch is sewn inside the rear hem. This jersey is from the first season the team began auctioning their own jerseys, but acquired from a private collector.
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On February 5, 2007, Marc-Andre Cliche was sent to the Los Angeles Kings as part of a trade that saw the Rangers acquire Sean Avery. He would make his professional debut for the Kings' AHL affiliate, the Manchester Monarchs, later that season.
In 2010 Cliche got his first taste of NHL action, appearing in a single game for the Kings. He would spend the majority of his NHL career playing two seasons as a member of the Colorado Avalanche (2013-14, 2014-15), totaling 150 games with the Avalanche.
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Born March 23, 1987. Rouyn-Noranda, PQ
Height 6.00. Weight 203. Shoots L
Selected by New York Rangers, round 2 #56 overall 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Missed majority of 2004-05 due to recurring shoulder injury. Traded to Los Angeles by NY Rangers with Jason Ward, Jan Marek and NY Rangers' 3rd round pick (later traded to Buffalo - Buffalo selected Corey Fienhage) in 2008 NHL Draft for Sean Avery and John Seymour, February 5, 2007. Missed majority of 2008-09 due to training camp shoulder injury. Claimed on waivers by Colorado from Los Angeles, September 22, 2013. Traded to NY Islanders by Colorado for Taylor Beck, February 29, 2016. Signed as a free agent by Toronto (AHL), July 4, 2016. Missed majority of 2016-17 as a healthry reserve.