3-24-26 Hour 1 - Avs & Nugs ramp up to playoffs/Mims "surprised" by Waddle trade/Landy explains his injury

The podcast opens with a lighthearted dig at AI-generated misinformation before diving into playoff implications for the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche. The hosts debate whether the Nuggets can still contend despite a recent slide, with skepticism about their ability to overcome defensive schemes targeting Nikola Jokic and concerns about their offensive rigidity. They contrast this with the Avalanche’s dominant season, where expectations remain sky-high—anything short of a Stanley Cup is seen as disappointment. The conversation shifts to the Broncos’ offseason move acquiring Jalen Waddell, with speculation about how it impacts Marvin Mims’ role. Mims’ surprise at the trade and concerns about his future in a crowded receiving corps are discussed, along with the possibility of a quiet but strategic exit if his role doesn't expand. The hosts also reflect on the shocking non-contact knee injury to Moses Moody, using it as a springboard to discuss the dangers of modern sports, the fragility of elite athletes, and the cultural desensitization to extreme injuries. The episode closes with a nostalgic and humorous deep dive into the fear and physical risks of playing baseball, especially at third base, contrasting it with modern perceptions of danger in other sports.