Welcome in to the DNVR Avalanche podcast.

We got Megan, we got Eric, we got Ruto.

As the ads win their sixth straight game in a row,

set a number of different milestones, which we'll get to to seven to four over the New York Islanders.

Hockey's fun.

I like hockey.

You guys like hockey?

It has a lot of hockey.

I could have done with a lower event hockey. I like hockey. You guys like hockey? It has a lot of hockey. I could have done with a lower event hockey. I love it.

Yeah, second period especially was spicy. Put it that way. Put it that way. Lots to get into.

So let's hit this 60 second rundown and I will do my best to cover 11 goals in 60 seconds.

We can just pretend there's a clock.

Alright, there it is.

Three, two, one, go.

All right, Avs actually started out strong. Ryan Johansson on the power play again for his third such goal of the season. Love it. I think we'll talk a lot about Rajo fitting into that top six tonight. The a abs do give one back. It's a nice tip-in goal. I didn't really have a ton of problems with it. And then, you know, Kail McCarr is just better than everyone else on the planet. So the a two one lead after the first. The second period got real squirrely, really fast. The first 10 minutes, the abs kind of struggled. New York hit back hard. They score two goals. Felt like the abs were kind of pressing for a lot of the second period and weren't quite clicking the same way they did in the first. But in the last minute, good players are good players. Bowen Byron and Nathan McKinnon both score within 12, 13, 13 seconds of each other. And the abs somehow have a 4-3 lead after one of their worst periods of the season, to be honest with you. And then the third period, a little bit of back and forth.

You do have the Islanders tying it up 4-4, and then the Avescores three unanswered goals,

including two empty-netters, 7-4 final.

Almost made it in 60.

That was close.

Awesome.

Let's rewind it all the way back, though, because I want to start with that first

goal.

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