Alexandar Georgiev

... too?

Yeah, the Avs are certainly big believers in him, and this is a thing that over the years when you look at goalies, obviously you had that massive fall off from Georgiev in, uh, Colorado, but also-

Don't remind me

... pretty much every goaltender who's come through Colorado has had their best or second best season of their careers in Colorado.

Parkula has g- done a good job of getting guys to where they need to be.

Uh, maybe the longevity isn't necessarily there, one, because the Avs have just had a lot of turnover in goal, and then the Georgiev situation went poorly, but there's plenty of reason to believe that the Avs can get the best out of a guy-

Right

... like Blackwood.

Um, Devin's game.

I mean, he was so good in Rochester, I think two years ago, last year he struggled, but I think that was a, Big part of that was because they had signed Alexander Georgiev to help out in goal, which was, you

know,

I'm Devin Levi.

I was thinking maybe all-star break because I think back to the very first year, actually, when I moved to Western New York and the Avs were in Buffalo all November night.

And Alexander Georgiev gave up four goals to the then really bad Buffalo Sabres.

And then Guy Wedgwood came in and saved the day, and the Avalanche had the most ridiculous comeback.

So, and that was, I mean, Georgiev was kind of already on his way out at that point anyway, it seemed like.

and it does seem that when you leave playing goalie for the Rangers, your career sort of does not derail.

Looking at you, Alexander Georgiev, what in the world happened there? Because there was discussion about are you the guy taking over permanently until Shuster can just blew everybody's minds.

And even if

you

Avs were a little concerned.

Alexander Georgiev absolutely turned it on that series.

And the Avs absolutely obliterated Connor Hellebuck in that series.

Dominated almost every facet of the game.