The Avs Hockey Podcast

Two Fan's Perspectives on Colorado Avalanche Hockey...and jerseys too.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, Episode #113

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In this show James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay talk about the playoff series against the Nashville Predators, this season’s roster, next season’s potential roster, and we discuss something we never, ever thought we’d need to discuss on the show.  Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #113 of The Avs Hockey Podcast.  Thank you for yet another great season, fans!

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Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand is out here licking opponents…again.

Ryan O’Reilly is sad.

Gabriel Landeskog telling it like it is after the Avalanche’s playoff-clinching victory against the St. Louis Blues on April 7.

Jay talked to the On the Forecheck podcast prior to the playoff series against the Preds.  Check that out here.

Blake Comeau telling Kevin Fiala the facts during game three of the Avs/Preds series.

The top line for the Avalanche leaves Preds sprawled all over the ice during the third period of game five in Nashville as the Avs tie up the game at one.

Marc Moser’s legendary (and gutsy) call of Sven Andrighetto’s game winning goal late in game five of the Avs/Preds series.

Mile High Hockey’s Tom Hunter shares his thoughts about potential off season moves for the Avs.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, Episode #110

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In this show James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay discuss the new and improved (so far) Colorado Avalanche, Milan Hejduk’s big night at Pepsi Center, and they also disagree on something and suspend each other following an in-person hearings for each of them.  Those topics and a whole bunch more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #110 of the Avs Hockey Podcast.  Thanks for joining us and welcome to the halfway point of the season!

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Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog was suspended for four games on November 27.  This was cross checking and this was the ALWAYS entertaining discussion on Twitter after the suspension was announced there.

Avalanche defenseman Erik Johnson was suspended for two games on December 17.  This was boarding and this was the ALWAYS entertaining discussion on Twitter after the suspension was announced there.

Nathan MacKinnon’s hot streak continues.  The Panthers end up on the wrong side of the highlight reel after this beauty in Sunrise.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, Episode #109

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In this podcast, James and and Jay discuss the Matt Duchene trade, Nathan MacKinnon becoming the face of the Avalanche offense, opponents who like to poke the Nail, and James breaks down his bone breakage.  Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode number 109 of The Avs Hockey Podcast.  Thanks for joining us fans and Go Avs Go!

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Kyle Keefe’s face (reflected on the glass as the door to the ice closes) is all of our faces as the Matt Duchene trade unfolded during the game on November 5th.

Erik Johnson did his best to be diplomatic following the Duchene trade.  This interview following the game was the best EJ could do.

Gabriel Landeskog did that hockey against the Washington Capitals on November 16 and recorded his first career hat trick.  Check out the highlights from that game here.

We all know by know that a busy Varly is generally a better Varly.  He was REALLY busy against the Hurricanes on November 2 when he recorded 57 saves.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, Episode #107

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In this show, James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay wrap up the 2016-2017 (thank goodness.)  They also talk about possible rebuild options, play just a teeny bit of “Armchair GM”, and they discuss statistics from last season which are absolutely sure to sadden you.  Those topics and a whole bunch more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #107 of The Avs Hockey Podcast.  Thank you for hanging in there with us this season, Avs fans.  Here’s to a great off season and a brighter future for our favorite National Hockey League hockey club.