3-23-26 Hour 1 - Avs got 2 MUCH needed wins/P-Wat looked good in his return/Vic interviewed Marvin Mims

The Moser, Lombardi and Kane podcast recaps a pivotal weekend for the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets, celebrating both teams' successful 2-0 weekend and clinching playoff berths. The Avalanche's back-to-back wins, including a dramatic overtime victory, solidified their five-point lead in the Central Division with a game in hand over Dallas, positioning them for a strong playoff push. The hosts highlight Gabriel Landeskog's return from injury and Brock Nelson's standout overtime performance, emphasizing the team's depth and resilience. Meanwhile, the Nuggets' fully healthy roster—featuring a returning Peyton Watson—allowed them to dominate Portland in a blowout, showcasing balanced scoring and defensive adjustments. The panel praises the team’s rotation, especially Cam Johnson’s resurgence and the effectiveness of their small-ball units. The discussion then shifts to college basketball, with standout moments from Vanderbilt’s near-winning heave and Kentucky’s buzzer-beater, while expressing genuine excitement for Nebraska’s Sweet 16 run. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the Broncos’ trade for Jalen Waddle, analyzing its impact on Marvin Mims Jr., who the hosts defend as a proven, underutilized talent whose value lies not in inconsistency but in limited opportunities. They argue that Mims’ return prowess and game-changing ability make him indispensable and criticize the front office for not integrating him more into the offense.