Bsn Colorado Avalanche Podcast

The Avalanche are continuing to have a historic season but the rest of the league has seen unparalleled parity across the standings. Can the Avalanche stay out in front or will all teams meet in the middle?Intro - 0:00Avs News - 3:00Depth in the bottom 6 - 14:15An Olympic debacle - 33:00Who’s all going? - 40:56False sense of Parity - 48:00Superchats/ Wrapping up - 59:00 

The Colorado Avalanche get another multi goal night out of Nathan MacKinnon to win again and extend their point streak to 17 games.  But is Scott Wedgewood ok? Intro - 0:00Rundown - 3:28Negatives? - 4:37Three Stars - 18:50Curtis-y call - 36:40Bednar - 49:15Wrapping up - 53:31 

The Colorado Avalanche get right back on the horse with seven goals including multi goal nights from Landeskog and Nelson. Colorado continues their 16 game point streak and remains dominant on home ice  

The Avalanche finally lose but keep a 15 game point streak going. Goals from MacKinnon and Landeskog were enough to get to OT but the Avs remain terrible in the shootout. 

The Colorado Avalanche are back on home ice as they go for their tenth straight win and revenge on the San Jose Sharks. The Avs have not lost a game in regulation in over a month but will need their offense to pick back up to get a win in this one. Intro - 0:00 

Do the Colorado Avalanche have a generational NHL player in Cale Makar? What about Nathan MacKinnon? What even defines a generational player? and who makes the list of best players of the modern generations of the NHL? Intro - 0:00Kivi is back - 1:20Vancouver open for sale? - 6:08When will CMac win GM of the year - 16:00Define generational player - 29:10Can Mackinnon BECOME generational? -37:10Is Cale Makar generational? - 42:00Who’s the next generational player? - 44:51What retired av should be on DWTS? - 57:45 

The Colorado Avalanche get another shutout in the same weekend with Cale Makar being the only goalscorer as they make it nine wins in a row. Intro - 0:00Rundown - 4:30Forwards - 7:20Defense  - 9:45PP - 12:04Three Stars - 18:40Individual players - 34:00Props to Spencer Knight… - 40:30…But Wedgewood is just better - 43:30Eagles are doing well too - 48:20Biggest threat in the division - 55:00Worst guy tonight? - 57:13 

The Colorado Avalanche best a goalie just once tonight as Brent Burns scores 15 seconds in. That would be enough with nothing beating Blackwood and MacKinnon and Drury would add empty netters  

It’s a Mailbag Friday for the DNVR Avalanche as they field question ranging from Avalanche trade targets to butt rock. Surprises, fictional locations, analytics and more on todays podcast. Intro - 0:00Discord Questions: 1:004C - 18:30Thanksgiving Faves - 21:50Who's going to the press box? - 23:40Left Handed D-Pairing? - 27:11Olympics - 32:56Manson analytics - 36:13Can you see Hakstol's influence? - 41:11What will improve first? - 45:10Outdoor game anywhere? - 47:00What makes the Avs strong than Dallas? - 50:54Getting rid of Blackwood? - 54:00Chat questions - 55:30 

Multi goal nights from Makar and Mackinnon as the Colorado Avalanche stars carry the day over the New York Rangers. Nelson comes up with a big PP Goal and the Avs have won seven straight Intro - 0:00Rundown - 2:29Wedgewood’s game - 18:00Negatives - 20:12Three stars - 26:36Hear from Bednar - 33:00Curtis-y call - 41:33The avs are fun - 49:00Superchats/ Wrapping up - 59:09 

The season is 25% over and the Colorado Avalanche hold a strong lead in the Central with only Dallas in striking distance at this point. How has the Division faired through the first portion of the season and what more does Colorado need to add to stay out in front? Intro - 0:00Avs looking at waiver claims? - 1:30Do the Avs need more forward depth? - 6:40Injury updates - 9:3013th forward - 12:20Thoughts on Dallas game - 17:06Central thunder-dome - 19:45Who’s getting that wild card spot?? - 31:30Race to the bottom - 51:00 

How many trophies can the Colorado Avalanche really bring home by the end of the season? In this DNVR Avalanche mini pod, we break down Nathan MacKinnon’s chase for the Art Ross, Rocket Richard and Hart Trophy, Cale Makar’s case for another Norris, and whether this stacked Avs roster can also grab the Jennings, Presidents’ Trophy and ultimately the Stanley Cup. We talk voter fatigue, ice time down the stretch and how Colorado’s elite two-way play could turn this year into a historic awards haul. Drop your prediction for how many awards the Avs will win, then like and subscribe for more daily Colorado Avalanche and NHL awards race breakdowns. DNVR Avalanche AJ Haefele, Rudo, & Bailey Curtis break down what awards the Colorado Avalanche are on pace to win. #nhl #hockey #coloradoavalanche #goavsgo #nathanmackinnon #mackinnon #calemakar Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Colorado Avalanche win despite one of their weakest 5v5 games of the season. Ross Colton and Victor Olofsson score two big goals as Necas and Nelson add insurance. Intro - 0:00Rundown - 5:00Middle 6 was great - 6:09Was that a kick? - 14:00Three Stars - 19:40Curtis-y Call - 33:30Hear from Bednar - 45:38Brock Nelson - 53:30Beat the home wins record? - 58:38Superchats/Wrapping up - 1:01:16  

The Avs have already extended three separate players during this season including Brindley, Necas, and Wedgewood. Are the Colorado Avalanche now more secure in the long term and how much impact have the signings had in the immediate? Plus who are the best players in the NHL right now? Intro - 0:00Wedgewood extension - 2:30Hear from Wedgewood - 6:51Set up for long term success - 17:50Locker room vibes - 31:55Are the young guns here? - 35:30Who’s more fun? - 42:40Cale Makar is good at hockey - 44:40Can we perform without Nichushkin - 49:30Final thoughts - 59:32 

The Colorado Avalanche are a wagon winning their 5th in a row with two goals from Necas. Brindley, Nelson, Lehkonen and Landeskog. Quality offense carries the day over buffalo Intro - 0:00Rundown - 3:10Blackwood - 6:05Three stars - 18:00Curtis-y call - 33:40Second line stepping up - 44:47TIO spread out - 46:44Out working mistakes - 51:12Superchat/ Wrapping up - 59:10 

The Colorado Avalanche have a lot of fun storylines thing year. The return of Landeskog, Brindley’s success, MacKinnon and Makar’s dominance, goaltending, and much more. The DNVR Avalanche podcast dives into their favorite storylines this season. Intro - 0:00Injury news (Val) - 1:00Sammy G update - 9:00Feeling good after Anaheim? - 14:16Hear from Bednar - 18:30Goaltending storylines - 34:00Are the avs for real? - 38:50Our favorite storylines - 48:40 

The Colorado Avalanche move their winning streak to four As the topple the second best team in the west. Landeskog nets his first goal of the season alongside tallys from Necasn Lehkonen, and Kelly. Intro - 0:00Rundown - 1:00Val  - 6:15Landy - 10:40No bad lines - 12:35Spicy adjacent - 17:15Three stars - 18:05Cale - 28:40Bednar - 33:00Curtis-y Call - 41:48Creating an identity - 54:32All love to the front office - 59:42Superchats/ wrapping up - 1:00:00 

A sloppy SEGABABA for the Colorado Avalnche is survived thanks to a four point night from MacKinnon, two big goals from Lehkonen, and Gavin Brindley finally gets the Avs their first OT win. Intro - 0:00Rundown - 2:10Three teams on the ice tonight - 8:07Resilience check mark? - 11:00Blackwood's game? - 13:40Three stars - 16:50Where does Kivi fit? - 24:55Blendar - 26:20Checking the Stats - 32:00Worry about winning not how you get the win - 39:30Nate Makes everyone around him good - 46:20Superchats - 53:40Wrapping up - 57:00 

The Colorado Avalanche had four players with multi-goal nights including Makar, MacKinnon, Kelly, and Drury. The Oilers were never really competitive, especially at 5 on 5 and the Avs get a statement win. Intro - 0:00Rundown - 2:15Three stars - 21:41Checking the stat sheet - 36:51Negatives? - 40:05Jack Drury rules (depth) - 45:45Superchats - 52:20Final thoughts - 1:01:40 

Fourteen games into this season the Colorado Avalanche feel pretty different then last years team. A good portion of that is new players and less injuries but what else separates them from the previous version of the Avs? Intro - 0:00What is with this schedule? - 1:00Outdoor games - 5:00Dork or dick? - 13:30Any head coaches on the chopping block? - 17:30Do the Avs even need to look at trade targets? - 20:29What makes this team different - 33:402022 comparisons? - 39:00Tone setter - 50:12Is this year’s power play worse than last year’s? - 54:12Most surprising team so far? - 59:12