hung from Pepsi Center rafters — the first NLL number ever to be retired and hung from any arena. Gait was the Mammoth head coach for the 2006 and 2007 seasons before stepping down in August 2007 to pursue other interests. Brian Langtry, who won the NLL Rookie of the Year Award in 2003, is well known for his all-out goal scoring attempts. Langtry retired after the 2011 season. Gord "Gee" Nash, who was the 2004 Goaltender of the Year. Gavin Prout, a crowd favorite who consistently puts up high numbers. In 2006, Prout was named team captain. On October 31, 2009, to the outrage of many fans, Prout was traded to the Rochester Knighthawks, who in turn traded him to the Edmonton Rush on November 10. After a season and a half in Edmonton, Prout was traded back to the Mammoth in March 2011. John Grant Jr., who was the 2012 NLL MVP. Retired in 2017. Joey Cupido, three time fan favorite award winner who was the 2015 and 2018 Transition Player of the Year. Awards and honors NLL Hall of Fame members Pat Coyle (Class of 2014) Dan Stroup (Class of 2010) Gary Gait (Class of 2006) Paul Gait (Class of 2006) Current roster All-time record Playoff results Head coaching history See also Colorado Mammoth seasons References External links Official Website Colorado Mammoth news Sports teams in Denver Lacrosse clubs established in 2002 Lacrosse teams in Colorado National Lacrosse League teams 2003 establishments in Colorado Kroenke Sports & Entertainment