The Official Colorado Eagles Podcast

The Colorado Eagles are entering the stretch run of the season with 17 games remaining, sitting at 33-14-4-4 (74 points) and within striking distance of the Pacific Division lead.   On this episode of the Official Colorado Eagles Podcast, Kevin McGlue — Vice President of Communications & Broadcasting and the voice of the Eagles — joins Meghan Angley on the show to break down the biggest storylines surrounding the team as the playoff race intensifies.   We dive into the standout season from Jayson Megna, who has already reached 23 goals and sits just three away from his career high, and discuss how his leadership and scoring have helped drive Colorado’s offense.   Kevin also shares insight on why Alex Barré‑Boulet has been such a seamless fit with the Eagles. With 54 points (17G, 37A) and sitting among the team’s scoring leaders, Barré-Boulet continues a tradition of high-end offensive producers who have thrived in Colorado.

The Colorado Eagles continue their climb to the top of the Pacific Division, sitting at 29-11-3-3 (64 points) and tied with Ontario for first place with three games in hand and 26 games remaining in the regular season.   In this episode of the Official Colorado Eagles Podcast, Meghan Angley and Jesse Montano break down Colorado’s recent home-and-home series against the Chicago Wolves, where the Eagles picked up points in three of four games, and dive into the growing chemistry of key lines — including the emerging impact of Nikita Prishchepov, Jason Polin, and Tristen Nielsen.   We also discuss:   Valtteri Puustinen’s fit since arriving from Pittsburgh   Jacob MacDonald’s return to game action following hip surgery   The Eagles’ power play and tactical adjustments   Standout performances from Alex Barré-Boulet, Jayson Megna, and Jack Ahcan   What Luke Toporowski brings to the lineup after the trade from Hershey   Plus, hear directly from Head Coach Mark Letestu on line chemistry, player development, and the team’s playoff mindset — along with postgame insight from Luke Toporowski.

The Colorado Eagles remain firmly in the Pacific Division race, sitting at 22-8-1-3 and within striking distance of first place after a tough Ontario series and a gritty point haul against San Diego. Meghan Angley and Jesse Montano break down the Eagles’ recent stretch, standout performances from the Bradley Prishchepov Polin line, and the impact of key returns out of the holiday break. This episode also marks a historic moment as Kim Weiss makes her AHL coaching debut as a newly promoted Assistant Coach, becoming one of only two women with a full-time assistant coach title in the NHL or AHL. Plus, interviews with Weiss, Mark Letestu, and Jack Ahcan, a spotlight on Isak Posch’s AHL All-Star selection, a first NHL shutout for Trent Miner, and a full injury report as the Eagles gear up for the next phase of the season.

The Colorado Eagles remain the team to beat in the Pacific. At 17-6-0-1 with 35 points, they sit fourth in the league and first in the division after a split with Ontario that showed both resilience and firepower. A 3–2 loss gave way to a dominant 6–1 response, highlighted by goals from Alex Barre-Boulet, Jayson Megna, Taylor Makar, and Tristen Nielsen. This episode breaks down what’s driving the Eagles’ success, including a top-three penalty kill and red-hot stretches from Makar and Megna. Meghan Angley is joined by Jesse Montano along with interviews with Taylor Makar, Ronnie Attard, and Coach Letestu to talk confidence, chemistry, and what it takes to stay on top as the Pacific race tightens. #GoAvsGo #EaglesCountry

The Colorado Eagles sit at 14-5-0-1 and first in the Pacific, and Meghan Angley is joined by Jesse Montaño to break down another statement stretch. They look at the series splits against Tucson and San Jose, including two goals from Taylor Makar, how the Eagles held up against the 3rd-ranked San Jose power play, and how they’ll get their PP back on track. The hosts dive into TJ Tynan’s league-leading 21 assists, Tristen Nielsen’s 10-goal start, and newcomer Luke Toporowski’s instant impact after arriving from the Hershey Bears. Plus, updates on injuries and a closer look at the Avalanche callups: Nielsen’s first NHL assist, Jason Polin’s heavy game, and Taylor Makar earning praise from Nathan MacKinnon. They also spotlight rising forward Nikita Prischepov, his power-forward makeup, and what Ivan Ivan’s NHL stint and recent play mean for Colorado’s depth chart.  

The Colorado Eagles are flying high atop the AHL with a league-best 9-2-0-0 record and a four-game win streak. Meghan Angley and Kevin McGlue break down what’s behind the Eagles’ early dominance: from a blue line that scored every goal in the win over San Diego, to Danil Guschin and TJ Tynan powering one of the league’s top power plays. They dive into Tristen Nielsen’s hot streak and his first NHL contract, Taylor Makar’s NHL debut, and how depth and defensive strength have defined this team’s identity. With one more road game in Coachella before a big rematch at home against Abbotsford, the Eagles are proving they’re built to stay on top.

The Official podcast of the Colorado Eagles is back with hosts Meghan Angley and Jesse Montano of Guerilla Sports, who bring listeners inside the action at Eagles training camp ahead of the team’s home opener at Blue Arena against the Calgary Wranglers. From intense practices to a locker room buzzing with purpose, the duo breaks down what’s fueling the energy around this year’s Colorado Eagles roster. Forward Tye Felhaber joins the show for an exclusive one-on-one, reflecting on the sting of last season’s playoff loss to the Abbotsford Canucks and how that setback has sparked a new level of hunger across the lineup. Head coach Mark Letestu shares how his NHL playing experience helps him connect with his players through the grind of camp, balancing confidence and accountability as the team locks in for opening night. The episode also introduces several new faces in Eagles Country, including Tristen Nielsen, whose standout preseason with the Colorado Avalanche -- highlighted by multiple goals and praise from Jared Bednar -- has positioned him as one to watch in the Eagles’ top six alongside Danil Gushchin, Alex Barré-Boulet, Jayson Megna, TJ Tynan, and Felhaber. Plus, discussion on Taylor Makar's clean bill of health and Keaton Middleton's return to the Eagle's backend after 41 NHL games with the Avs last season. With training camp intensity, player development insights, and exclusive interviews, this episode gives fans a full look at the Eagles’ identity, depth, and drive heading into a season that promises high expectations and even higher energy in Eagles Country. #AHL #EaglesCountry #GoAvsGo # NHL #Hockey

Welcome to the official Colorado Eagles Podcast! In our debut episode, host Meghan Angley sits down with Eagles Head Coach Mark Letestu for an in-depth conversation about the team, his journey behind the bench, and what fans can expect this season in the AHL. From his days as an NHL veteran to leading the next generation of players in Loveland, Letestu shares insights, stories, and his vision for the future of the Colorado Avalanche’s top affiliate. Whether you’re a longtime Eagles supporter or new to the flock, this first episode sets the tone for a podcast dedicated to bringing you closer to the team than ever before. #ColoradoEagles #EaglesCountry #AHLHockey #ColoradoAvalanche #Avs #EaglesPodcast #MarkLetestu #HockeyLife #LovelandCO #EaglesFans #AHL #HockeyPodcast #GoEagles #AvsFans #EaglesHockey