The Avs Hockey Podcast

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

The Avs Hockey Podcast, #121

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In this podcast, James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay discuss what the Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club roster may look like this season, whether $92.5M is a “deal”or not, and they also solve an ongoing debate fairly quickly. Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #121 of The Avs Hockey Podcast. Welcome to the 2019-2020 season, Avs fans.

Links You Should Click On and Videos You Should Watch

Offside or no? No one can seem to decide either way.

Don Cherry weighs in on the game six Landeskog offside call here.

Your game six hero, The Captain, Gabriel Landeskog.

Mikko Rantanen signing perspective from James O’Brien (NBC Sports).

James joined Jeff Ponder from Let’s Go Blues Radio to talk hockey. Be sure to check that out here!

Is a hot dog a sandwich? James and Jay will argue no more due to the availability of this fine resource.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, #118

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In this podcast, James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay discuss the ups and downs since our last show, Gabe and Mikko in the all-star game and why the Ottawa Senators continue to be our second favorite National Hockey Club team. Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #118 of The Avs Hockey Podcast. Thank you for joining us Team Avs Podcast!

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The AHP is now on Spotify. Your favorite music and your favorite podcast in one place? That’s a no-brainer.

Check out the Team Stripes podcast on Soundcloud here or anyplace you get your podcasts. Interesting stories and perspective from a hockey official’s point of view.

Ian Cole’s “fight” with Tom Wilson didn’t go well on February 7. Cole missed the next 11 games with a broken orbital bone. Ouch.

James and Jay discuss the play on March 7th in Dallas that injured Gabriel Landeskog in this show.

Congratulations to Semyon Varlamov who was named the NHL’s number one star for the week ending on February 24th.

Mikko Rantanen made some Avs history as he scored his 30th goal of the season on March 9.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, #117

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In this podcast, James “Tapeleg” Gralian and Jay discuss all-star players and jerseys, another Stadium Series game to be hosted in Colorado, Nathan MacKinnon sharing his innermost feelings on the bench in Calgary and why we discourage you from banging on the glass at hockey games. Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #117 of The Avs Hockey Podcast, Your Home for Almost Everything Avalanche. Happy New Year, Avs fans!

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December 11: Mikko Rantanen becomes the first player in the league to collect 50 points.

Also December 11, third period: Fans bang on the glass outside the Oilers penalty box.  The glass breaks and things get pretty awkward between Marc Moser and Peter McNab.  Whoops.

Nathan MacKinnon was pretty unhappy on the bench late in the game in Calgary on January 9th. James and Jay discuss this in the show.

The Avs Hockey Podcast, Episode #111

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In this podcast, James and Jay discuss where the Avalanche were as opposed to where they are now, recent injuries and their long-term impact, and who the real starting goaltender for the team is.  Side Note: Hot (borderline scorching) takes are included for FREE in this show.  Those topics and much more Avs and hockey stuff in episode #111 of The Avs Hockey Podcast.  Thanks for the download, Team AHP!

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February 8: Brayden Schenn asked Gabriel Landeskog to dance prior to the opening face off in St. Louis so they did what hockey players do and they danced.

Starting(?) goaltender Jonathan Bernier was named the NHL’s third star for the month of January.  It was a great stretch of play for him and the team.  A well deserved honor.

Nathan MacKinnon scored the first goal of the All-Star game.  That was fun.

The accolades keep coming for Nathan MacKinnon this season.  He was named the NHL’s first star for the week ending on January 21.