Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey P.D.O.cast with your host, Dmitri

Filippovich.

Welcome to the Hockey Peetogast. My name is Amitra Filipovich.

Joining me is my good buddy, AJ Haveli, AJ, what's going on, man?

You know, just reveling in the afterglow of a series win and, you know, hanging out.

Hanging out.

Well, that's what we're going to do today.

We're going to talk Avs Jets, a series that wrapped up last night.

After a tight opening pair of games, I thought, quickly spiraled out of control for Winnipeg

and decidedly shifted in Colorado's favor.

They pretty much did whatever they wanted offensively and we're going to get into all that.

I just wanted to start this off with, though. I was reflecting on my series previews and kind of what I got wrong,

what I got right, kind of what to do for round two previews. And I did feel a little sense of

regret because I feel like at the time I did it with Jack Fraser and Jack Khan, the three of us.

I think we're way too optimistic about the Jets.

And a lot of it was sort of guided by like how the regular season had ended.

And I just couldn't shake that feeling.

Right.

I think we even acknowledged sort of like towards the end how I was like, man, this makes me uncomfortable that we're all so high on this Jets team because this Aves team we've seen at their best is still absolutely frightening and really

for my money no one in the league can match their fastball when they're absolutely firing it.

The issue was that with the way they had ended the regular season, it kind of threw me off

the scent a little bit just because it was not only an uninspiring performance against some

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