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The NBR Avalanche podcast is the a Vs win 4-3 in game one of round two over Dallas in a banger.

Was it?

For the abs, I would say that qualifies as a banger. Was it? For the abs, I would say that qualifies as a banger.

For Dallas, you could make an argument that it might have been a disaster.

Yeah, I think, yeah, go ahead.

I'm sorry.

Just go ahead.

60 second run down.

We'll get into it.

That's 30 seconds. It's all I need.

Yeah. The Ruto special, 30 seconds.

First period did not go well for Colorado.

They give the first goal of the game at five on five on a not particularly special shot from outside. Georgiyev screamed, never sees it. It's in his net. The abs, I don't think, played that badly. You could see some rust with the skill level, but I thought the effort level was there. They just couldn't generate a ton. And then some stupid penalties cost them badly, particularly from Miko Ranton. They give up a five on three to Dallas even.

They do, of course, convert on that one, a deflected puck off of McCarstick.

What are you going to do?

And then another deflection off of Jamie Ben's hip that goes in to make it a three-nothing game after one.

And the rest of the game is pretty much all abs, at least in regulation.

They get two goals back in the second period, mostly Kail McCar is doing, though Valen Chushkin does score one of them. Nathan McKinman gets them tied early in the third. The aves really dominate that 40 minutes of the game. You go into overtime, it's Georgiev, who might have been the abs best player in overtime, and Miles Wood turns on the Jets and puts one

past Ottinger to win the

abs the game, about eight minutes into

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