Steph, earl, and Jackie begrudgingly revisit a bunch of Avalanche losses that they held leads in over the past two weeks. Also, Cale Makar is back, trying to figure out what happened to the Three Headed Monster, and is there anyone alive who can fix the Avs' power play?

The Avs are on a 9-game points streak, even if this week was ugly. The gang talk about Pavel Francouz, making space on the blueline for.... Anton Lindholm? and Akim Aliu's blackface incident with the Eagles. Also, breaking down Taylor Hall trade destinations that aren't the Avs!

Valerie Nichushkin is a goal scorer now. We have no idea what to do with this information. Also, give Nathan MacKinnon the dang Hart already, whether the Avs trading for Taylor Hall is even a good idea, it's impossible for the Avs to lose in Boston, and a quick aside on hockey's culture problem coming to light. It lasts from 22:58-29:50 if you would like to avoid such topics.

This time, the Western Canada trip maybe didn't ruin the Avalanche, even though it tried very hard to? Also, the Avs call up a defender during the show, piecing together what's going wrong with team defense, Cale Makar remains Cale Makar, and we promise Burgundy Radio isn't sponsored. Pinky swear.

The Avs have lost several of their best players to injury and they just scored nine goals on the Predators anyway. We look at the bad bits, the good bits, and howl into the void that is the NHL rulebook over the past two weeks. Plus, a preview of what's coming up on the swing through western Canada!

The Avalanche had a week of extremes. We look at what went bad, what went good, and what was exceptional (spoiler: see title). Plus, earl has a new headset, how the power play suddenly started finding success, and NHL standings points math is hard.

Steph and the gang have a lot of good things to say about the Colorado Avalanche, given that they have 15 of 16 points, but they found some room for the team to grow too. Plus, what happens if you intentionally put too many skaters on the ice, and the Tampa Bay Lightning are at Steph's house, hungry for revenge!

Steph gets back together with earl, Jackie, and Rudo to party because the Colorado Avalanche won all 4 games of their homestand. Plus, impacts from new players, Pavel Francouz made his NHL starting debut, and the road trip gets a paper-tiger check!

Steph, earl, Jackie, and Rudo are ready for the regular season to start. Plus, so is Mikko Rantanen, what returning to the WHL means for Bowen Byram, and we predict everything from October to Cale Makar's Calder position!

Steph is back with Earl, Jackie, and Rudo! Half of us were at training camp and have some opinions. Also, the Bowen Byram Era, getting philosophical with Pierre-Edouard Bellmare, and please get Mikko signed.....