Jared Bednar Press Conference after Colorado Avalanche Lose 7-0 at Home to Rival Winnipeg Jets. In a sobering post-game press conference, Jared Bednar, coach of the Colorado Avalanche, reacts to a devastating 7-0 home loss to the Winnipeg Jets, stressing the importance of learning from such defeats. He highlights the team’s need to remember and thoroughly analyze their performance to prevent a repeat, especially with the playoffs on the horizon. Bednar discusses the team’s recent pattern of subpar games and dismisses fatigue as an excuse, urging his players to improve their work ethic and focus. Despite the crushing loss, he signals a resolve to move forward and prepare better for future challenges, including a potential playoff encounter with Winnipeg.
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mannnn that was fucking terrible — really not looking forward to this playoff series vs the jets
I'm an Avs fan but I can't look past all these games where the team just decides that they have zero interest in going on the ice and putting in the effort against big opponents. It's not the make up of a playoff team and it's not the make up of a Cup Contender. It's the make up of Frauds.
GJG!!
AVs fan living in Washington State. I paid for the season ticket to watch all the games. The AVs have progressively gotten worse after the all-star break. I think the AVs get swept or lose I the 1st round . They just aren't playing very good hockey.
Your team needs to play with heart and physicality. They had no heart. Not Avalanche Hockey.
The Avs will be swept in the first round no defense or goaltending all of the goals was to easy by the Jets they cant keep out of the penalty box
They lost badly at home to Dallas 6 days ago.
Gave up nearly 50 shots to the Wild.
I would consider it 3 of 3 terrible games.
This team desperately needs it's captain.
The AVS played erratically this season. Unfortunately they are not hungry enough. Every match counts but they play with no urgency. There is no leadership. They have already lost.
Not saying he needs to go. Not saying he's lost the room seeing as the roster turnover is so high. But is Bednars voice losing it's bite in the room? Coaches have a shelf life no matter how good and how beloved they are.
History has shown teams that swept the regular season series end up losing to that team in the playoffs.
We can't beat the Jets not in a series, their goalies are too good. They are so big as well.