Can't Hear What Jeremy Says
New “Can’t Hear What Jeremy Says”: Is there still hope for a playoff?
In the latest “Can’t Hear What Jeremy Says”, Adrian Dater and Reagan Smith talk about the latest murmurs going around in NHL circles, of possible regional playoffs/regular season resuming in the NHL some time this summer.
Does it really matter anymore? Or, does it matter a lot? Dater and Smith give their takes, as it relates to the Avalanche.
Also up for discussion: remembering some of the more obscure players in Avs history.
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Man… the two of you really talked yourself into a rabbit hole regarding the prospects of a play-offs. As I commented somewhere else, you are never going to get to 0% risk, especially in hockey. So it will come down to risk management. I think a limited playoff tournament without spectators is absolutely realistic. It might suck in terms of the atmosphere, but it might also be interesting for the aficionados and one could argue that you will get a more pure display of technical and tactical skills.