Joe Sakic’s Wife Debbie Metivier Bio, Nationality, Net Worth, Husband, Kid

Updated On March 17, 2023

Facts of Debbie Metivier
Full Name:	Debbie Metivier
Gender:	Female
Country:	Canada
Husband	Joe Sakic
Married	Joe Sakic
Birth Place	Burnaby
Status	Married
Nationality	Canadian
Ethnicity	White
Religion	Christianity
Kids	Mitchell Sakic, Kamryn Sakic, and Chase Sakic
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Debbie Metivier caught the media’s attention as the wife of a Canadian professional ice hockey executive and former player Joe Sakic.

Where is Debbie Metivier from?

Debbie Metivier was born in Burnaby, Canada. By looking at her picture, she must be in her early 40s. By nationality, Debbie holds Canadian citizenship and belongs to white ethnic background. She follows Christianity as a religion.

Is Debbie Metivier married?

Yes, she is happily married to Joe Sakic. By profession, her husband is a former ice hockey player and executive. The duo met at a local high school while Joe was playing in Swift Current. After dating each other for some time the duo took the next step.

They walked the aisle together and were blessed by their friends, family, and relatives.

Does Debbie Metivier have children?

Yes, Debbie has three adorable children. They have given birth to two boys and one girl. Their names are Mitchell Sakic, Kamryn Sakic, and Chase Sakic. Mitchell is also the eldest and was born in 1996. While fraternal twins, Chase Sakic and Kamryn Sakic, were born in 2000.

What is the Net Worth of Debbie Metivier’s husband?

Debbie’s husband Joe Sakic has an estimated net worth of around $60 million as of 2023. He was able to collect that hefty sum of money from his career as a former ice hockey player and executive.

How long was Joe Sakic’s Contract?

Joe Sakic signed a contract of 5 years, $36,234,481. The contract was signed with the Colorado Avalanche in July. Likewise, he signed a 1 year, $5,750,000 contract with the Colorado Avalanche on Jun. 20, 2006. The contract has a cap hit of $5,750,000.

Did Joe Sakic lose a finger?

No, Joe didn’t lose his finger. However, Joe had had surgery for the broken fingers. He damages the tendon in one of his fingers. During his surgery, Team doctor Andy Parker said:

”the procedure went well and that Sakic is expected to make a full recovery”.

One of his teammates, Adam Foote said.

“It’s a freak accident. It can happen to anyone,”

How many Stanley Cups does Joe Sakic have?

Joe has two Stanley Cups. While he was a captain of the team took the franchise to its two Stanley Cups in a Hall of Fame career.

Did Joe Sakic go through an accident?

While Joe was in high school and was traveling to Regina to play against the Regina Pats. Their bust met in an accident on the night of December 30, 1986. They couldn’t go to their destination. The team’s bus was traveling at 53 mph when it suddenly hit black ice which caused it to slide off and eventually flip on its side. The bus didn’t stop sliding until its rest on a ditch.

Although Joe wasn’t injured severely, he saw four of his teammates, Trent Kresse, Scott Kruger, Chris Mantyka, and Brent Ruff die in that bus crash. Throughout his career, Joe never talked or wanted to talk about the incident as it had a great impact and hurt him throughout his life. Until this day, Joe remembers the temperature of that night. He said in an interview:

“the weather conditions, and the radio talking like it was yesterday. You never do forget. They say time heals, and it does, but you remember everything. You never forget.”

Why did Joe Sakic retire?

Sakic retired from his playing career because he got complications from knee replacement surgery. Joe retired on July 9, 2009. He said:

“My family and I are privileged to know you. We’re better people because of that,”

President of Colorado Avalanche, Lacroix said:

“You make everyone around you so much better.”

Professional Career of Joe Sakic

Joe is a professional ice hockey executive and former player.
Debbie started playing ice hockey during high school.
He scored 83 goals and 156 points in just 80 games during high school.
As a result, he got the opportunity to play in the Western Hockey League during the final few games of the 1985-86 season for the Lethbridge Broncos.

His professional career started when he was picked as the 15th overall pick in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft by the Quebec Nordiques.
As a captain, he helped his team to win the division title in the 1994-95 season.
Likewise, Joe led his newly relocated team all the way to the Stanley Cup win in their first season in Colorado.
He has also got the Hart Memorial Trophy, Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, and the Lester B.Pearson Award.
As for now, Joe is writing a new history for the Colorado Avalanches as their General Manager.