4-02-26 Hour 1 - A very strange Avs loss/Nuggets took care of business...finally/Raiders signed Kirk Cousins

The podcast opens with a scathing critique of the Colorado Avalanche's sloppy 7-6 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, emphasizing the team's lack of focus despite facing a weak opponent. The hosts highlight the team's recurring pattern of playing down to their competition, particularly in the final minutes of games, and express frustration over the continued use of the Quebec jerseys, calling them a bad omen. They contrast this with the Denver Nuggets' dominant 130-117 win over the Utah Jazz, praising Jamal Murray’s 37-point explosion and Nikola Jokic’s triple-double, while also raising concerns about the Nuggets' growing injury issues—particularly with Peyton Watson, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Aaron Gordon playing tentatively. The discussion shifts to the NFL, where the Raiders’ signing of Kirk Cousins as a mentor to rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza sparks debate over whether top picks should start immediately or be eased into the role. The hosts debate the merits of experience versus on-the-job learning, using historical examples like Mahomes, Brady, and Mayfield to support their differing views. The episode closes with a mix of humor, including a viral clip of Alex Ovechkin’s first golf hole-in-one and a playful jab at Moser’s cough syrup habit.