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Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Colorado Rockies general manager Dan ODowd has resigned after 15 seasons and Jeff Bridich was named as his replacement. ODowd was the second GM in team history, taking over from Bob Gebhard after the 1999 season. Assistant general manager Bill Geivett also resigned Wednesday. First of all I want to thank Dan and Bill for their years of commitment to the Rockies organization, said Rockies owner Dick Monfort in a statement Wednesday. They have been friends and colleagues, and their families have been a part of the Rockies family, for a very long time. The Rockies reached the postseason twice under ODowd, including an improbable run to the National League pennant in 2007, but the club suffered through a 66-96 mark in 2014 -- the second-worst in the 22-year history of the franchise. Only the 2012 team was worse with 98 losses. Bridich joined the Rockies front office in 2004 and held different positions within the organization before taking over his most recent role as senior director of player development in September 2011. The 37-year-old was the senior director of baseball operations from 2006-11. We are very fortunate to have an extremely bright, energetic and talented group of individuals currently within our own organization that are ready and eager to utilize their skills and experience, added Monfort. I know Jeff is anxious to begin working on the goal of putting a championship team on the field that the Rockies staff, our fans and our region deserve. The Rockies last reached the postseason as a wild card in 2009 and havent had a winning season since 2010. Nike Shoes Cheap . 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Not to be outdone by Driedger, Swift Current goaltender Eetu Laurikainen finished with 40 saves. --- OIL KINGS 2 HURRICANES 1 LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Mitchell Moroz and Curtis Lazar each scored late goals in the third period to lift Edmonton. Moroz scored at 13:47 and Lazar had the winner less than three minutes for the Oil Kings (15-9-1). Riley Sheen had given the league-worst Hurricanes (3-21-4) the lead just two minutes before Moroz scored after two scoreless periods. Tristan Jarry finished with just 15 saves for Edmonton. Corbin Boes meanwhile stopped 43 shots for the Hurricanes, who were outshot 16-2 in the first period and 18-4 in the second. --- REBELS 2 TIGERS 1 MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Patrik Bartosaks 37 saves led Red Deer past the Western Conference-leading Tigers. Scott Feser and Wyatt Johnson scored for the Rebels (13-12-2), who failed to outshoot Medicine Hat in every period. Curttis Valk scored the lone goal for Medicine Hat (17-7-3).dddddddddddd Tigers goalie Marek Langhamer meanwhile stopped 21 shots. --- ROCKETS 3 BLAZERS 2 KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Tyson Baillie scored the winner at 17:06 of the third period as Kelowna slipped past the Blazers. Jordon Cooke made 37 saves for the Rockets (18-3-2) while Zach Franko and Ryan Olsen added a goal apiece. Matt Needham and Josh Connolly scored for Kamloops (6-18-3), which has lost nine in a row, and Cole Ully assisted on both of his clubs goals. Taran Kozun turned away 33-of-36 shots for the Blazers. --- COUGARS 6 GIANTS 5 (SO) PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Chase Witala scored twice in regulation, including a goal at 18:19 of the third period to force overtime, and then added the shootout winner as the Cougars edged Vancouver. Alex Forsberg, Klarc Wilson and Jansen Harkins also scored for Prince George (11-15-4) while Peter Kosterman tacked on three assists. Dalton Sward led the Giants (11-11-6) with three goals and Arvin Atwal and Brett Kulak added the others. Ty Edmonds made 46 saves for the Cougars as Payton Lee gave up five goals on 34 shots for Vancouver. --- WINTERHAWKS 6 CHIEFS 3 SPOKANE, Wash. — Oliver Bjorkstrand scored three times as Portland doubled up the Chiefs. Keegan Iverson, Dominic Turgeon and Brendan Leipsic also scored for the Winterhawks (18-5-3) while Paul Bittner chipped in with three assists. Mitch Holmberg did all the scoring for Spokane (17-8-1) and has a league-best 30 goals in 27 contests. Brendan Burke made 23 saves for Portland as Eric Williams stopped 27-of-32 shots for the Chiefs. --- ROYALS 3 AMERICANS 1 KENNEWICK, Wash. — Victoria maximized its power-play opportunities to beat Tri-City for its fifth straight victory. Ben Walker, Austin Carroll and Axel Blomqvist each scored with the man advantage for the Royals (18-10-1), who finished the game 3 for 4 on the power play. Connor Rankin supplied the lone goal for the Americans (14-12-3). Victorias Patrik Polivka made 33 saves for the win while Eric Comrie stopped 26 shots for Tri-City. --- THUNDERBIRDS 6 BLADES 2 KENT, Wash. — Alex Delnov scored twice and set up three more as Seattle toppled Saskatoon. Ryan Gropp had a goal and two assists for the Thunderbirds (14-9-4) while Ethan Bear and Branden Troock added a goal apiece. Matt Revel and Chase Clayton produced the scoring for the Blades (10-15-3). Seattles Justin Myles made 26 saves for the win. Alex Moodie stopped 22-of-28 shots for Saskatoon. --- ' ' '