Welcome in to the DNVR Avalanche podcast live from the Toyota Lounge. Make sure you get to your local Toyota dealerships. They power us here at DNVR. We got Megan. We got A.J. We got Ruto coming to you live. Going to answer a bunch of your questions today. We got a bunch of them in the hopper. We'll get to all of the ones, including the one in the title.

But first, we had a bet three, six, five top five to get to.

Season's over.

And we know what?

We need to celebrate the abs a little bit more.

So how about the top five performances of the season from the Colorado Avalanche?

These are individual game performances.

Yep.

Not like season performances.

Otherwise, it's Nathan McKinnon had a 38 home point streak.

Yeah, like it would just be five different things that Nathan McKinnon did.

It's still sort of that, but not quite all five. Yeah, Nathan McKinn shows up on here. I don't know what order you put them in, AJ. Yeah, number five, I wanted to give Lecky some love because, one, this game I thought was awesome. Carolina, this was in the middle of Carolina giving up like six goals a game. It was that really weird stretch at the beginning of the year. Yep. Four points for, for Lecky, two goals to assist.

I thought that ruled. It's a fascinating conversation with what Arturi Leckenden has become

for this Colorado Avalanche team. Obviously of late, we've've talked a lot about Gabe Landisg and his potential return

and everything that he means to the abs.

And I'm not saying Gabe Landisog is replaceable.

But Lekinen has definitely taken up the mantle of some of the roles that Gabe

Landisg plays, at least on the ice when it comes for the Colorado

avalanche.

I think it's pretty fitting that they've replaced the 92 with a 62.

Very similar in a lot of ways.

Not quite the same.

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