Podcasts about Avalanche

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil take a deep dive into the Broncos community meeting held last night to discuss the Broncos new stadium plans.  Why have the Broncos not officially announced Burnham Yards as the site for the stadium? Should Greg Penner have been in attendance at last night's community meeting? Today's "Three Count" features giving Chris Paul his flowers after officially retiring after 21 seasons, breaking down all the Avalanche players showing out in the Olympics this week, and previewing the NBA's three-point contest this weekend. Our 9News Broncos insider Mike Klis joins the show to discuss his biggest takeaways from last night's Broncos community meeting regarding the new stadium, the likelihood Burnham Yards becomes the official site of the stadium, and much more.

00:00 Avalanche players shine at the Olympics.13:25 Nuggets injury woes this season.31:15 Broncos biggest needs.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour recapping a Nuggets win before the All-Star Break and they break down what the Nuggets need to do to stay healthy for the home stretch of the season if they want to make a Finals run. They talk about some good old sports hate, like the the way Stoke feels about Stink right now or the way many Avalanche fans feel about Mikko Rantanen after Team Finland’s shocking loss. Has Mikko entered the Melo Zone? They chat about some Olympic hockey, fighting, plunking the batter, and Joey Porter airing out some of Big Ben’s dirty laundry. Mike and Stoke cap off today’s show discussing Stink’s squatting rights on the second chair before Mike tells the story of the deep-fried cheeseburger.  

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to harsh criticism for Deion Sanders from former Boulder legend Christian Fauria. Is this criticism warranted or Fauria's personnel issues with Sanders over his son that was a member of the Buffs? Zach shares the stats on Deion's overall record at CU, against conference teams, and against top 25 teams. What would qualify as success for the Buffs in 2026? Today's "Three Count" includes Tad Boyle ripping his CU basketball team after they got blown out by Texas Tech and an update from hockey at the Olympics with many of our Avalanche contributing for their country. Will we see rendering of the Broncos new stadium tonight at their community meeting? Zach advocates for the new stadium to feature some larger-than-life statues of John Elway and other Broncos legends. 

0:00 - How many CU players will be at the NFL Combine this year? Take a second...think of a guess...think of a number...here's the answer: zero. Not a single CU football player was invited to the combine. For a head coach who touts his ability to find Louis and Gucci in the portal, the data would suggest otherwise. Again, this begs the question: heading into Year 4 at CU, what are reasonable expectations for Neion Deion and his $10 mil/year salary?15:58 - The Avalanche and Nuggets are both squarely in championship or bust windows. But what about the Broncos? If they don't reach the AFC Championship again next year, is it a disappointment? Or would you be okay with that because they "overperformed" this year?26:34 - Oh, by the way...both CU and K-State Men's Basketball got blown out of the water by Texas Tech and Cincinnati (respectively). Both head coaches were frustrated with their team after the game. Understandably so. Also, by the way, they love punting in Australia ESPECIALLY in the Super Bowl.

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In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil take a deep dive into the Broncos and react the Broncos being connected to George Pickens in free agency. Should the Broncos be interested in pairing Pickens with Courtland Sutton? We debate if Pickens' talents are worth the headache and money it would cost to bring Pickens to Denver. Should the Broncos kick the tires on trading for Tyreek Hill coming off a major injury? What do the guys make of tight end, Kenyon Sadiq being selected by the Broncos in ESPN's Field Yates mock draft? Today's "Three Count" features JL Skinner going in for surgery after playing the season with a torn labrum, an update from our Avalanche players participating in the Olympics, and the Rockies additions to their starting rotation. What should we expect to learn at the Broncos community meeting about their upcoming stadium plans? 

While we may be losing our minds without Avalanche hockey, the Olympics have begun and hockey is just around the corner once again. Did team USA bring a good enough team to take home a gold medal for the first time since 1980, or is the Avalanche's firepower on Team Canada with MacKinnon, Makar, and Toews too much to overcome? Is anything short of a gold medal a failure for Team USA? Send questions to the mailbag here: https://forms.gle/7ytuJfsiTr1x3VDt6 Keep up with everything on the site at HockeyMountainHigh.com Follow the show: @HockeyMTNPod Follow Griffin: @GRYoungs Follow Christian: @Christian_Bolle Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Denver Gazette beat reporter Evan Rawal joins Meghan Angley to break down the current state of the Avs, starting with the team's biggest on-ice needs. We dive into what a true playoff 3C should look like, how Colorado can upgrade its depth, and why size does --- or doesn't --- matter when projecting postseason success. We also explore Jared Bednar's project over the Olympic break, examining what areas of the game the coaching staff is likely digging into and how this evaluation period could shape decisions down the stretch. From there, the focus shifts to the trade deadline landscape: how aggressive the Avalanche should be, what types of players fit their system, and how Colorado can best leverage its draft picks, prospects, and roster assets. We discuss potential target profiles, market realities, and how the front office might balance short-term Cup pursuit with long-term flexibility. Finally, we look ahead to Olympic expectations for players like Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Brock Nelson, and more: which countries could surprise on the international stage, and how the tournament could impact the Avalanche heading into the stretch run.

Here we are back in the Vault as it were, and the boys have battened down the hatches and binged the latest video game turned TV show season of the Amazon Prime hit: Fallout. We might not be plotting the future (or lack there of) for the human race, but we certainly feel as though we have survived some trying experiences with the human race lately. So join us as we continue to survive and break down this latest season and guess where the directors plan to pole Vault the show to new heights in Season 3. We can't wait to get our Death-claws into this episode and talk about the Lucy-Goosey plot holes, Ron Pearlman, and Avalanche of circumstances that have the Ghoul headed to Colorado. So place your bets, it's time to “Prepare for the Future”.

0:00 - The NFL wants to expand the window for future picks you can include in a trade. Right now, you can include draft picks that are 3 years in the future. But in the NBA, you can go way farther than that. Hunter Tyson was just traded for a 2032 pick! Brett thinks this is getting out of hand. We're really gonna start shuffling picks from 2050? Everyone settle down.Also, the NBA wants to expand to Seattle and Vegas, unsurprisingly.11:09 - Are you nervous about your Avalanche star players competing in the Olympics? What happens if Nathan MacKinnon or Cale Makar gets hurt competing in the Olympics? Does that feel "worse" than if one of them gets hurt playing in an NHL game?29:56 - Oh, by the way...we have a new daily segment called Oh, By the Way! Every day at 8:45, we're ping-ponging around every sports (or non-sports) story that pops into our heads!

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« C'est le chaos à l'Ucad », s'exclame Walf Quotidien. « Le campus de l'Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar a été le théâtre d'une (violente) intervention des forces de l'ordre, alors qu'aucune manifestation n'était en cours, pointe le quotidien dakarois. Hier matin, aux environs de 9 heures, des policiers sont entrés au sein de l'université, procédant à des tirs de gaz lacrymogènes, malgré la décision des étudiants d'observer une journée morte, sans revendication ni mobilisation. Selon plusieurs témoignages recueillis sur place, les étudiants n'ont opposé aucune résistance. Fatigués et éprouvés par une crise sociale qui dure depuis plusieurs jours, ils avaient choisi de ne pas manifester ». Rappelons que les étudiants de l'Ucad protestent contre les retards de paiement de leurs bourses, « plongeant certains d'entre eux dans une précarité extrême ». Et la tension est montée d'un cran hier avec le décès d'un étudiant, suite à l'intervention musclée des forces de l'ordre. C'est ce que rapporte notamment Le Soleil : « Abdoulaye Ba (c'est son nom) était inscrit en deuxième année de chirurgie dentaire. Selon le président de l'amicale des étudiants en médecine, Atab Sagna, il aurait été “battu par des policiers dans sa chambre“ avant d'être évacué vers le service médical du Centre des œuvres universitaires de Dakar, où il a reçu les premiers soins. Malgré la prise en charge médicale, Abdoulaye Ba est décédé au sein dudit service ». « L'échec d'un régime incapable d'honorer ses engagements » Avalanche de réactions… « Le gouvernement s'est engagé à faire la lumière sur la mort de l'étudiant Abdoulaye Ba », note le site Seneweb. L'opposition, elle, fustige les autorités, rapporte encore Seneweb : « l'ancien maire de Dakar, Barthélémy Dias dénonce le silence et le mépris de l'État. » « Le secrétariat exécutif national de l'APR, l'Alliance Pour la République, accuse le pouvoir en place d'avoir franchi “une ligne rouge dans sa meurtrière saga", et exige la démission du ministre de l'Intérieur ».   Réaction également de Khalifa Ababacar Sall, président de Taxawu Sénégal, toujours rapportée par Seneweb : « les images de feu et de sang qui nous parviennent de l'Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar sont le symptôme de l'échec d'un régime incapable d'honorer ses engagements et d'un État qui oppose la matraque à la légitime revendication. Après une troisième alternance démocratique au Sénégal, jamais nous n'aurions pensé revivre de telles scènes ». WakatSéra au Burkina Faso s'interroge : « le gouvernement saura-t-il éteindre le feu en donnant satisfaction aux étudiants sans bourse et sans nourriture ? Les dirigeants sénégalais vont-ils enfin comprendre que l'éducation et la recherche sont des piliers essentiels du développement ? Déjà, l'université ne produit la plupart du temps que des chômeurs. Si en plus des perspectives étriquées que le “creuset du savoir“ leur réserve, la vie doit y devenir un calvaire, il y a de quoi se révolter contre les pires conditions de vie et d'études ». Un réseau pédocriminel entre Paris et Dakar À la Une, toujours au Sénégal, il y a cette affaire Pape Cheik Diallo et Djiby Dramé, des noms d'un animateur de télévision et d'un chanteur, arrêtés ce weekend avec 10 autres personnes. Ils sont poursuivis pour association de malfaiteurs et actes contre nature, c'est-à-dire d'homosexualité, un délit pénal dans le pays, et accusés aussi d'avoir transmis volontairement le VIH. On en parle largement dans les journaux de RFI ce matin. Et puis il y a aussi le démantèlement de ce réseau pédo-criminel en lien avec la France. C'est Le Parisien qui a sorti l'affaire hier : « Quatorze personnes ont été arrêtées vendredi à Dakar, soupçonnées d'avoir participé à un réseau pédocriminel présumé, orchestré et financé pendant près de 10 ans par un restaurateur de Beauvais de 72 ans ». « Le projet glaçant du cerveau présumé du réseau pédocriminel France-Sénégal, s'exclame le site Seneplus. Des “écoles du sexe“ pour former de “bons passifs“. C'était l'obsession de Pierre R., acteur présumé de l'affaire. Une mécanique implacable sur dix ans, où l'argent servait à recruter des complices chargés de fournir de jeunes victimes, dont des talibés (de jeunes élèves d'écoles coraniques) ». En effet, précise Afrik.com, « l'enquête sénégalaise trouve son origine dans l'arrestation en France, en avril dernier, de ce ressortissant français, originaire de Picardie. Interpellé pour des faits liés à la pédopornographie, cet individu aurait entretenu des liens étroits avec plusieurs complices basés au Sénégal. (…) Certains suspects sénégalais auraient été chargés de recruter de jeunes garçons, de filmer des actes sexuels et de transmettre les images à leur contact en France, en échange de transferts d'argent ».

« C'est le chaos à l'Ucad », s'exclame Walf Quotidien. « Le campus de l'Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar a été le théâtre d'une (violente) intervention des forces de l'ordre, alors qu'aucune manifestation n'était en cours, pointe le quotidien dakarois. Hier matin, aux environs de 9 heures, des policiers sont entrés au sein de l'université, procédant à des tirs de gaz lacrymogènes, malgré la décision des étudiants d'observer une journée morte, sans revendication ni mobilisation. Selon plusieurs témoignages recueillis sur place, les étudiants n'ont opposé aucune résistance. Fatigués et éprouvés par une crise sociale qui dure depuis plusieurs jours, ils avaient choisi de ne pas manifester ». Rappelons que les étudiants de l'Ucad protestent contre les retards de paiement de leurs bourses, « plongeant certains d'entre eux dans une précarité extrême ». Et la tension est montée d'un cran hier avec le décès d'un étudiant, suite à l'intervention musclée des forces de l'ordre. C'est ce que rapporte notamment Le Soleil : « Abdoulaye Ba (c'est son nom) était inscrit en deuxième année de chirurgie dentaire. Selon le président de l'amicale des étudiants en médecine, Atab Sagna, il aurait été “battu par des policiers dans sa chambre“ avant d'être évacué vers le service médical du Centre des œuvres universitaires de Dakar, où il a reçu les premiers soins. Malgré la prise en charge médicale, Abdoulaye Ba est décédé au sein dudit service ». « L'échec d'un régime incapable d'honorer ses engagements » Avalanche de réactions… « Le gouvernement s'est engagé à faire la lumière sur la mort de l'étudiant Abdoulaye Ba », note le site Seneweb. L'opposition, elle, fustige les autorités, rapporte encore Seneweb : « l'ancien maire de Dakar, Barthélémy Dias dénonce le silence et le mépris de l'État. » « Le secrétariat exécutif national de l'APR, l'Alliance Pour la République, accuse le pouvoir en place d'avoir franchi “une ligne rouge dans sa meurtrière saga", et exige la démission du ministre de l'Intérieur ».   Réaction également de Khalifa Ababacar Sall, président de Taxawu Sénégal, toujours rapportée par Seneweb : « les images de feu et de sang qui nous parviennent de l'Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar sont le symptôme de l'échec d'un régime incapable d'honorer ses engagements et d'un État qui oppose la matraque à la légitime revendication. Après une troisième alternance démocratique au Sénégal, jamais nous n'aurions pensé revivre de telles scènes ». WakatSéra au Burkina Faso s'interroge : « le gouvernement saura-t-il éteindre le feu en donnant satisfaction aux étudiants sans bourse et sans nourriture ? Les dirigeants sénégalais vont-ils enfin comprendre que l'éducation et la recherche sont des piliers essentiels du développement ? Déjà, l'université ne produit la plupart du temps que des chômeurs. Si en plus des perspectives étriquées que le “creuset du savoir“ leur réserve, la vie doit y devenir un calvaire, il y a de quoi se révolter contre les pires conditions de vie et d'études ». Un réseau pédocriminel entre Paris et Dakar À la Une, toujours au Sénégal, il y a cette affaire Pape Cheik Diallo et Djiby Dramé, des noms d'un animateur de télévision et d'un chanteur, arrêtés ce weekend avec 10 autres personnes. Ils sont poursuivis pour association de malfaiteurs et actes contre nature, c'est-à-dire d'homosexualité, un délit pénal dans le pays, et accusés aussi d'avoir transmis volontairement le VIH. On en parle largement dans les journaux de RFI ce matin. Et puis il y a aussi le démantèlement de ce réseau pédo-criminel en lien avec la France. C'est Le Parisien qui a sorti l'affaire hier : « Quatorze personnes ont été arrêtées vendredi à Dakar, soupçonnées d'avoir participé à un réseau pédocriminel présumé, orchestré et financé pendant près de 10 ans par un restaurateur de Beauvais de 72 ans ». « Le projet glaçant du cerveau présumé du réseau pédocriminel France-Sénégal, s'exclame le site Seneplus. Des “écoles du sexe“ pour former de “bons passifs“. C'était l'obsession de Pierre R., acteur présumé de l'affaire. Une mécanique implacable sur dix ans, où l'argent servait à recruter des complices chargés de fournir de jeunes victimes, dont des talibés (de jeunes élèves d'écoles coraniques) ». En effet, précise Afrik.com, « l'enquête sénégalaise trouve son origine dans l'arrestation en France, en avril dernier, de ce ressortissant français, originaire de Picardie. Interpellé pour des faits liés à la pédopornographie, cet individu aurait entretenu des liens étroits avec plusieurs complices basés au Sénégal. (…) Certains suspects sénégalais auraient été chargés de recruter de jeunes garçons, de filmer des actes sexuels et de transmettre les images à leur contact en France, en échange de transferts d'argent ».

The San Jose Sharks continued their slide heading into the Olympic Break, suffering another embarrassing loss against the Blackhawks and then were handled by the Avalanche. The Barracuda won two of three games, but their injury woes are piling up. Other topics include. What does Mike Grier do between now and the trade deadline? The Kings acquire Panarin to start the Pacific Division arms race going into the trade deadline. Gavin McKenna was charged with a felony; however, upon video review, it was determined there was no Felony after all. SAP center upgrades. Look at the Olympic tournament. We take your highlights and lowlights of the season thus far. And More! Teal Town USA - A San Jose Sharks' post-game podcast, for the fans, by the fans! Subscribe to catch us after every Sharks game and our weekly wrap-up show, The Pucknologists! Check us out on YouTube and remember to Like, Subscribe, and hit that Notification bell to be alerted every time we go live!

It's Super Bowl week on Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank, and Season 7, Episode 22 is proudly dedicated to Emmitt B. Smith—no debate required. Dan Fox and Frank Knight are joined once again by Allan “Action” Jackson for a wide-ranging Super Bowl edition that blends big-game analysis with winter sports nostalgia, league chaos, and classic basement-studio banter.The episode opens with the timing collision of the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics, sparking a spirited discussion about favorite (and least favorite) Olympic events—from hockey and bobsledding to ski jumping, curling, and the legendary “Agony of Defeat.” The crew reflects on old-school ABC Sports memories, Milan hosting duties, Team USA rooting interests, and why Olympic hockey still captures something pro leagues can't.From there, the conversation turns to the NBA and NHL, where trade deadlines and retooling decisions leave plenty of fans frustrated. The Sixers' salary-dump moves draw criticism, the Eastern Conference logjam gets dissected, and the NBA All-Star Game takes its usual beating. On the ice, the Rangers' decision to move on from Artemi Panarin sparks debate, while the Avalanche, Hurricanes, and Lightning are sized up as true Stanley Cup threats.The middle of the show explodes into a passionate Hall of Fame debate, with Bill Belichick's continued exclusion drawing unanimous outrage. The crew argues that the story of the NFL simply cannot be told without him, criticizes the voting process and media agendas, and revisits long-running cases for players like Eli Manning, Darren Woodson, Jim Plunkett, and others caught in Hall of Fame purgatory.The back half of the episode is all Super Bowl. Dan, Frank, Alan, and Rich break down the matchup from every angle—quarterbacks, defenses, coaching staffs, turnovers, injuries, and pressure points. Seattle's defense, New England's experience, Sam Darnold's volatility, Drake May's upside, and Mike Vrabel's influence all factor into sharply divided predictions. Final scores are locked in, the under/over gets debated, and playoff pick records are loudly defended as only this group can do.The show closes with Super Bowl party logistics, family shout-outs, good-natured trash talk, and a reminder of what grounds the podcast beyond sports.Special Thanks to:Fox Brothers Alarms - https://foxbrothersalarms.comFirst Baptist church of Phillipsburg NJ http://www.fbcpburg.org/

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth open the second hour chatting about the NFL Honors awards and the Hall of Fame class of 2026. Should the Avalanche forbid Gabe Landeskog from playing in the Olympics? The Morning Crew debates. They debate which Olympics are better and discuss the penis enlargement scandal unfolding at the Olympics before The Morning Crew wrap up the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the NFL and Hollywood did not mix well at the NFL Honors, But-Man got an MVP vote, idiots are running the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the Patriots hate Tom Brady now.  

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil take a deep dive into the Sean Payton and the Broncos offense. The guys share why they believe Davis Webb will calling plays in the upcoming season and point out that Greg Penner could be frustrated with Payton's offense. Dante questions if Penner has the right to be angry with Payton after Payton came in and saved the Broncos franchise. Today's "Three Count" features a debate on if Gabe Landeskog should be playing in the Olympics for Sweden after missing the past month of the season for the Avalanche with a rib injury, Peyton Watson suffering a grade 2 hamstring injury and will be re-evaluated in a month, and Matthew Stafford taking home to NFL MVP award this season. In honor of the NFL Awards being given out last night, we hand out our Broncos Awards for the season. Who were the offensive and defensive MVPs, rookie of the year, and more? 

0:00 - Vic had the chance to talk to Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love at Radio Row yesterday. And DMac was poo-pooing the idea of drafting him, because you can find guys like that anywhere. Brett & Vic think that's ridiculous. The Broncos would never draft him BUT we'd love it if they did. 11:10 - Kevin Demoff wears many hats. So many that we don't know how to introduce him? He's a big wig with KSE and an even bigger wig with the LA Rams. However you wanna describe him, he sat down with us at Radio Row and described the sports rollercoaster he's been on the past few months with the Avalanche, Nuggets, Rams, Arsenal, you name it.33:11 - It's our favorite part of the week DRUNK TAKES! We take clips from throughout the week, slow em down to half speed and it makes us sound like we're hammered. 

The Red Wings head into the Olympic break with their goals still in sight — and their biggest questions unresolved. Detroit closed the pre-break stretch by proving two very different things. First, they showed their ceiling by shutting out Colorado, becoming the first team all season to hold the Avalanche scoreless while limiting them to their lowest high-danger chance output of the year. Then, just days later, a 4–1 loss to Utah — with the lone goal coming on the power play — reminded everyone where this team remains vulnerable. We break down why the Colorado win mattered so much, how Detroit locked down one of the NHL's most dangerous offenses, and why that response prevented a potential skid heading into the break. We also discuss what the Utah loss revealed about Detroit's ongoing struggle to generate consistent five-on-five offense, especially when space tightens. Using insight from Max Bultman, we take stock of where the Red Wings stand at the Olympic break: Why the defense and goaltending give Detroit a real floor How the lack of five-on-five scoring remains the biggest concern What Jacob Bernard-Docker's recent play alongside Moritz Seider says about growing stability Why waiting for Simon Edvinsson's return matters And how the trade deadline conversation is shifting from urgency to restraint This isn't a panic point — it's a pause. The Olympic break gives Detroit time to reset, evaluate, and decide how aggressive to be before March 6. The Red Wings have proven they can defend with anyone. Now they have to answer the harder question: can they score when it matters most? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Avalanche are taking some much needed positive momentum into the Olympic break after a dominant 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks, surviving a rough month stretch to keep in the lead in the West. The Avs powerplay officially dropped into last place in the entire league in the win, and it's far past time to have a serious conversation about what needs to be done to fix this before it tanks the season in the playoffs. Finally, answering your mailbag questions! Send questions to the mailbag here: https://forms.gle/7ytuJfsiTr1x3VDt6 Keep up with everything on the site at HockeyMountainHigh.com Follow the show: @HockeyMTNPod Follow Griffin: @GRYoungs Follow Christian: @Christian_Bolle Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

00:00 Chris Dempsey joins the show.15:35 Nikola Jokic's outlet passing.19:20 Sam Darnold is in the Super Bowl.31:10 Nuggets trade Hunter Tyson.35:50 Avalanche beat the Sharks.

Joining Carys this week is Janey Starling, an award-winning activist, co-director of gender justice group Level Up, and musician.Together, Carys and Janey discuss: the Epstein files and Peter Mandelson, Lucy Letby, and Janey's campaign on pregnant women in prison.Support us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠PATREON⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - get bonus episodes, a weekly newsletter and become a part of our members-only WhatsApp community.Email us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠info@overunderpod.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up to the newsletter at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.overunderpod.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on all socials @over_under_pod_

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The Olympic break is here, and this Detroit Red Wings podcast recaps the revenge shutout win over Colorado and last night's Utah loss. Detroit Red Wings news and analysis covers Hockeytown's anemic offense and debates the Robert Thomas trade cost as things heat up. (00:00) - Intro & Outdoor Game Madness Goalie fights and John Cooper's Scarface entrance steal the show at outdoor games. (05:15) - Red Wings vs. Colorado Game Recap Bouncing back from the Avalanche loss with a statement road win, Moritz Seider and John Gibson completely shut down MackKinnon & Co. in Colorado. Lucas Raymond links up with Marco Kasper to seal the game early in a gutsy performance without Simon Edvinsson. (15:20) - Utah Mammoth Game Recap Red Wings fall flat against Utah as offensive struggles continue despite strong goaltending, as the likes of Copp & Kane have cooled off and Larkin & Co. haven't rebounded for McLellan's squad. (29:20) - Detroit's Anemic Offense What's needed to ignite Larkin, DeBrincat, and the rest of this sleepy offense on the other side of the break? (34:30) - Artemi Panarin Trade Breakdown Breaking down the Rangers' decision to move Panarin and what it means for the trade market. (45:25) - Robert Thomas Trade Speculation Should Steve Yzerman target the Blues center? Exploring fit, cost, and timeline considerations compared to guys like Elias Petterson and Jason Robertson. (56:35) - NHL News & MMA McKenna McKenna news shocks the hockey world, Barry Trotz steps down, Mickey Redmond makes an appearance, plus other league developments heading into Olympic break. (1:15:35) - Overtime Mailbag Your questions and comments to wrap up another eventful week in Hockeytown. --- WWP Night at the LCA Night (March 21st) tickets at wingedwheelpodcast.com/redwings Go to TempoMeals.com/WINGEDWHEEL  for 60% off your first box! #ad Support the show: Patreon.com/WingedWheelPodcast Head over to wingedwheelpodcast.com to find all the ways to listen, how to support the show, and so much more!

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour recapping a pretty good game of basketball... that the Nuggets lost. They discuss whether the Nuggets will make a move before the NBA’s trade deadline. Mike calls for heads to roll in the Avalanche building if they fall short again. They discuss the youth movement along the Broncos’ coaching staff after the recent bout of firings and departures and they wonder if getting younger behind Sean Payton is a good thing for the franchise. They break down the issues that led to the Nuggets losing last night’s game. The Morning Crew cap off today’s show picking which Hall of Fame finalists are in and who’s out.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show with a bad beat in double overtime and a win before a long break for the Avalanche. There have been calls to replace Jarrett Stidham as the Broncos’ backup QB after the AFC Championship Game but Stoke explains why the loss isn’t on Stiddy’s shoulders. The Nuggets have suffered another injury in last night’s loss to the Knicks, the guys wonder what the Nuggets can do about it. Stoke jumps to Stiddy’s defense after a texter bashes the backup QB, does it hold up? That's up to you.  

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil continue to react to the Nuggets and Knicks double overtime thriller from last night. Zach explains how Christian Braun needs to step up with Peyton Watson going down with a hamstring injury. Should the Nuggets have held Jokic and Braun to the minutes restriction they originally planned for both during their returns to the lineup? We pivot to the Broncos as multiple players and coaches are up for NFL awards including: Nik Bonitto, Vance Joseph and Garrett Bolles. Who will be taking home awards tonight at the NFL honors? Today's "Three Count" includes debating if there were any snubs from the Broncos in the NFL awards and the Nuggets avoiding the luxury tax by trading away Hunter Tyson and giving Spencer Jones a full NBA contract. How badly did the Avalanche need the Olympic break after a tough stretch of hockey leading into the break? Will the Avs come back refreshed and playing with energy? 

0:00 - The Avalanche beat the Sharks last night and headed into the break on a high note! Meanwhile, the Nuggets lost to the Knicks in 2OT at the Garden. Peyton Watson tweaked his hamstring (still being evaluated), and Spencer Jones left with a concussion. Plus, Jokic looked like he was limping at some point. My goodness. The double diparoo giveth. And the double diparoo taketh away.16:20 - Vic's at Radio Row in San Francisco for the Super Bowl. And yet, he's having trouble getting excited about the matchup. There's no buzz around it, or at least that's how it seems. Are we crazy? Does anyone else feel this way?32:02 - Vic caught up with Ryan Leaf yesterday. He asked him about Bo Nix's success and how his season came to an unfortunate screeching hault. 

The Nuggets played in a thriller last night in Madison Square Garden, but came out on the losing end, falling to the Knicks, 134-127 in double overtime. Peyton Watson hurt his hamstring in the loss and is expected to miss some time. How significant would it be if Watson had to miss four weeks? With all these injuries, is it starting to feel like it's just going to be one of those seasons where it's just not meant to be for the Nuggets? The Avalanche wrapped up their final game before the Olympic Break, beating the Sharks 4-2. Should there be more confidence in the Avs or Nuggets winning a title or neither of them? Garett Bolles is the NFLPA's Alan Page award winner, which is similar to the Walter Payton Man of the Year award which goes to the player for community service. How did Bolles turn it around on the field and is he a perfect example of don't give up too quickly on a player? Check out a Thursday edition of Hot Takes with Eric Goodman and Troy Renck! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

0:00 - The Avalanche have ONE last game before the NHL's Olympic Break. How's Avs Head Coach Jared Bednar feeling about his squad as they head into some much-needed time off?19:26 - Garett Bolles was this year's recipient of the NFLPA's Alan Page Community Award for the service that he and his foundation do off the field. Vic caught up with him after he received the award, and asked him about the AFC Championship and how to fix the Broncos run game. If the OL is so highly graded, why does the run game continue to struggle?34:31 - Who knows more about being a Broncos RB than Terrell Davis? Vic chatted with him on Media Row and asked why Denver still can't run the rock consistently.

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! It's another episode of The Hockey Hour on the pod as Sean is joined by Will Smith as Will breaks down the biggest storylines from around the NHL including the Sabres and Lightning continuing their hot streaks as well as the Wild starting to make pace with the Avalanche out West after their acquisition of Quinn Hughes. Then in Part 2, Will gives his previews of Team USA and Canada ahead of the Milan Olympics and provides roster breakdowns and X-factors for both teams. Everyone enjoy the pod!

The ongoing crypto crash coincided with the selling of risky assets. For example, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index continued its strong downward spiral.~This episode is sponsored by BTCC~BTCC 10% Deposit Bonus! ➜ https://bit.ly/PBNBTCC00:00 Intro00:10 Sponsor: BTCC00:30 $6B in 6 days01:00 Fear & Greed01:30 Bear market confirmed?02:00 More receipts02:30 Mike Novagratz: BTC wasn't supposed to act like this03:40 Trump trade wiped04:30 200EMA vs 300EMA05:40 Tomorrow?06:20 BTC company wipe out07:10 Saylor FUD incoming?08:00 MSTR chart08:30 DATs bought the top09:00 ETHzilla selling09:30 Tom Lee desperately buys more09:45 MSTR vs BMNR10:20 BMNR going home?10:50 ETH flippening?11:30 Solana x Gusto12:10 AVAX Dead or generational buy?12:45 Scott Bessent defends US seized BTC14:00 Outro~Bitcoin Collapses!

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to the latest ESPN mock draft which predicts the Broncos selecting a linebacker at pick number 30 in the first round. How would the guys feel about the Broncos addressing a position of need at linebacker even if it is not a "sexy" pick? Should the Broncos be looking to develop their young wide receivers in Marvin Mims and Pat Bryant or draft a playmaker early in the draft? We examine another Broncos rookie season, today with RJ Harvey. How do the guys grade Harvey's up and down season and all the touchdowns he was able to score? How do the expectations of a second-round draft pick compare to the output that Harvey had this season? We react to a poor performance from the Avalanche last night as they fell 2-0 to the Red Wings. Zach explains just how bad the Avs' power play has been compared to the last 10 years in the NHL.  

Hour 1 of The Drive kicks off with Zach and Phil cross talking with Dover and Cecil. The guys react to the trades in the NBA we saw today as the NBA trade deadline approaches. Will the Nuggets make any moves before the deadline and where will Giannis Antetokounmpo land? Zach and Phil examine another Broncos rookie season, today with RJ Harvey. How do the guys grade Harvey's up and down season and all the touchdowns he was able to score? How do the expectations of a second-round draft pick compare to the output that Harvey had this season? We react to a poor performance from the Avalanche last night as they fell 2-0 to the Red Wings. Zach explains just how bad the Avs' power play has been compared to the last 10 years in the NHL. 

Dover and Cecil opened the show reacting to the Avalanche losing to the Red Wings last night. The fellas broke down the latest news with Davis Webb staying with the Broncos and getting the promotion to offensive coordinator. On Bo's Board, Cecil wants the Broncos to draft Washington WR, Denzel Boston. Cecil explained why he wants the Broncos offense to dominate with some Star Wars numbers. 

In the 3rd hour, Dover and Cecil reacted to the Avalanche losing to the Red Wings last night. Will the Avs bounce back after the Olympics? The guys discussed why Davis Webb stayed in Denver to become the Broncos offensive coordinator. Could Webb eventually replace Sean Payton as the next head coach of the Broncos? On Bo's Board, the fellas talked about why they would like the Broncos to draft Denzel Boston. What is happening with the jerseys and apparel out at the Super Bowl? 

The Avalanche are becoming a two faced team before the olympic break, shutting out the Detroit Red Wings on the road with a 5-0 win before being shutout themselves 2-0 by the same Red Wings team two days later. Is it really just as simple as they need to get to the break and will come back in three weeks ready to figure it out? Also, when is enough enough with this powerplay after another overpassing empty handed performance? Could the Avs make a move before the trade freeze? Finally, answering your mailbag questions! Send questions to the mailbag here: https://forms.gle/7ytuJfsiTr1x3VDt6 Keep up with everything on the site at HockeyMountainHigh.com Follow the show: @HockeyMTNPod Follow Griffin: @GRYoungs Follow Christian: @Christian_Bolle Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to the news of the day in the Broncos promoting Davis Webb to be the offensive coordinator in Denver. Was Davis Webb promised play-calling duties to stay in Denver? We hear from Bo Nix and all his positive thoughts on Webb and how Webb has helped Nix's young NFL career. How much did Nix and Webb's relationship factor into Webb becoming the Broncos offensive coordinator? We pivot to George Paton as he is rumored to be in the running to be the Vikings next general manager. Today's "Three Count" features the reasons why George Paton could be willing to leave the Broncos for the Vikings to have the same general manager label, Jim Leornard leaving Denver and taking the Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator job, and Zach sharing the story of his "hole in one" over the weekend. We react to the Avalanche bouncing back after a rough stretch to beat Detroit 5-0.

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to the news of the day in the Broncos promoting Davis Webb to be the offensive coordinator in Denver. Was Davis Webb promised play-calling duties to stay in Denver? We hear from Bo Nix and all his positive thoughts on Webb and how Webb has helped Nix's young NFL career. How much did Nix and Webb's relationship factor into Webb becoming the Broncos offensive coordinator? Zach shares the story of his "hole in one" over the weekend. We pivot to George Paton as he is rumored to be in the running to be the Vikings next general manager. How big of a loss would Paton be to the Broncos organization? Zach points out all the reasons Paton would be willing to leave Denver for Minnesota. We wrap up the show previewing the Avalanche and Red Wings tonight in Ball Arena. 

0:00 - Erik Johnson has had ENOUGH of the spray tan accusations! He asked to join our show and put the rumors to bed once and for all. Since we had him on the line anyway, we decided to ask him some actual hockey questions about the Avalanche as well. God forbid we talk sports on this show!14:03 - In last night's Nuggets vs Thunder game, Jaylen Williams wrapped up Jokic, square danced with him, twerked with him, and the refs didn't call a foul. This is Jokic's curse. The Thunder will always push the foul boundaries and get a beneficial whistle, so the Nuggets will have to figure out how to win in spite of it.33:38 - Happy Groundhog Day and Moser's birthday! We're celebrating by taking a show trip to Gobbler's Knob. Wait what?

Erik Johnson has had ENOUGH of the spray tan accusations that Nathan MacKinnon started! He asked to join our show and put the rumors to bed once and for all. Since we had him on the line anyway, we decided to ask him some actual hockey questions about the Avalanche as well. God forbid we talk sports on this show!

Not all tokenized securities are created equal, and most investors don't know what they own.Olivia Vande Woude, Business Development & Tokenization at Ava Labs, explains why structure matters, how vaults are changing institutional access, and what Davos revealed about stablecoins disrupting credit creation.We cover:- SPV Wrappers vs. Real Shareholder Rights- What Davos Revealed About Stablecoins Threatening Banks- Why Credit Creation Is Moving Off Balance Sheets- Vaults: The Underexplored RWA Category- How Bitwise Is Rewriting Institutional Portfolio Management- The Three Models of Tokenization (And Which One Actually Works)Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:37 Avalanche's Tokenization Momentum02:59 How Institutional RWA Deals Get Made05:19 Davos Takeaways: Stablecoins vs. Banks09:03 The Credit Creation Debate11:00 Deflationary Concerns & Velocity11:51 infiniFi, Halliday, Trezor Ad12:32 The Investor Rights Problem Explained23:32 Trust Shifts From Balance Sheets to Infrastructure24:27 Avalanche Institutional Milestones28:40 The Neo Finance Convergence Thesis32:37 Vaults: The Future of Institutional AccessWebsite: https://therollup.co/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1P6ZeYd...Podcast: https://therollup.co/category/podcastFollow us on X: https://www.x.com/therollupcoFollow Rob on X: https://www.x.com/robbie_rollupFollow Andy on X: https://www.x.com/ayyyeandyJoin our TG group: https://t.me/+TsM1CRpWFgk1NGZhThe Rollup Disclosures: https://goodidea.ventures

In This Hour:SHOT Show 2026 From The Banish Suppressors Booth-- Immediately after the $200 tax on silencers went away tens of thousands of buyers jumped in the market.  Brandon Maddox explains how Silencer Central keeps up and how the line of Banish suppressors now are available everywhere.--  The Shoot Like A Girl organization keeps growing and continues to introduce women and girls to shooting.--  Ruger keeps expanding, now adding RXM threaded barrels, RXD suppressors, and a vital update to the classic 10/22 rifle.  Gun Talk 02.01.26 Hour 1Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show talking about what they’re going to do without any (real) football this weekend before recapping a bounce back win for the Nuggets and a bad loss for the slumping Avalanche. They get some breaking Olympic news about Lindsey Vonn. Joe Lombardi spoke about his firing and the guys debate whether it’s just about keeping Davis Webb or if there’s something rotten in Denver. Mike and Stoke tell Nuggets fans why they shouldn’t feel any seller’s remorse after MPJ scored 38 in his return to Denver. The guys wrap up the first hour with an “Is It Just Me” about Sean Payton that has Mike ranting about holding players accountable.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth kick off the third hour taking a full lap around the Denver sports scene. They read between the lines of the Broncos’ coaching staff’s blowout; they stress the importance of Aaron Gordon to the Nuggets’ title hopes, and they confront Mike for jinxing the Avalanche. They discuss how the Nuggets should handle the rotation with Aaron Gordon out injured for extended time and project what they think the playoff rotation should be. The Morning Crew share their stress dreams before they answer some “Is It Just Me’s” on an “Is It Just Me Friday”. 

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil dive into Bo Nix's history of injuries and debate if Broncos Country should be concerned. Phil explains why the Broncos need to add more weapons to the offense to take the weight off of Nix carrying the offense while Zach questions why most of the other media members in Denver are brushing off Nix's injuries like it doesn't matter. Today's "Three Count" includes Von Miller saying he would have made the 3rd and 6 play against Drake Maye when Maye ran for the game sealing first down, Bill Barnwell's ranking of NFL head coaching hires since 2021 and where Sean Payton and Nathaniel Hackett landed on the list, and Deion Sanders implementing a fine system for his players for breaking team rules. We breakdown what is going on with the Avalanche after they dropped their 7th game in their last 11. Are the Avs running out of gas after their record-breaking start to the season? 

Artemi Panarin appears to be headed out of New York, with the Rangers reportedly shelving him through the Olympic break to protect the asset, and his no-trade clause giving him significant control as teams like LA, Washington, San Jose and possibly Dallas circle, with the expectation he wants an extension wherever he lands. In Toronto, the Leafs sit eight points out a wildcard position and face hard questions about whether it’s time for Brad Treliving to cut bait on depth pieces, with a critical western road trip looming. Ottawa, despite months of negative noise, has suddenly surged with statement wins over Vegas and Colorado, while the Avalanche’s recent skid feels like a natural correction ahead of a needed reset and healthier lineup. Meanwhile, Bryan Rust’s three-game suspension for elbowing Brock Boeser surprised some, with Ray arguing the length of penalty should be the standard for that type of play, regardless of a player’s reputation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.