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What happens when a Denver Outlaws legend helps coach the team that beats them for a championship?

Former Outlaws star and Waterdogs coach Eric Law joins Andy Lindahl on Lacrosse Colorado to take fans behind the scenes of the PLL Championship, his unforgettable experience representing Team USA, and what's ahead for the Colorado Mammoth.

Eric breaks down how the Waterdogs took down Denver, what makes Michael Sowers and CJ Kirst so difficult to defend, and why legendary coach Bill Tierney continues to win championships wherever he goes.

The conversation also turns to lacrosse's Olympic future. After coming out of retirement to represent Team USA, Eric shares what that experience meant to him and explains why the sixes format coming to the 2028 Olympics has both supporters and skeptics.

And with the NLL season approaching, can the Colorado Mammoth make another championship run? Eric discusses Pat Coyle's leadership, Dylan Ward's importance in goal, and how the team's roster could come together.

From the Outlaws and Waterdogs to Team USA and the Mammoth, it's a conversation about championship culture, the growth of lacrosse, and the future of the sport in Colorado.

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Colorado Mammoth head coach Pat Coyle joins Andy Lindahl on Lacrosse Colorado to look ahead to the new NLL season and break down why he believes the Mammoth are entering the year as a deeper, more dangerous team.

Coyle also revisits the controversial ending to last season’s playoff run and explains why the league acknowledging the mistake still didn’t completely settle things for him.

Then the conversation turns to what’s ahead.

One of the biggest additions isn’t really an addition at all: Eli McLaughlin is back. Coyle talks about what McLaughlin brings to an offense that already includes Andrew Kew, Jack Hannah, Will Malcom, Dylan McIntosh and a growing group of young players competing for time.

Andy and Coyle also discuss the Mammoth’s defensive depth, additions like Alex Pace and Cole Teipel, what they want to see from Matthew Pelto in year two, and the challenges of building a roster in an NLL that became even more competitive after the dispersal draft.

Plus, Coyle explains how Colorado evaluates box lacrosse talent, why certain Canadian lacrosse hotbeds continue producing NLL players, and why even elite field players can have trouble making the transition to the indoor game.

In this episode:

• Patrick Coyle’s reaction to last season’s playoff controversy
• Why Eli McLaughlin’s return matters so much
• How the Mammoth offense could improve
• Colorado’s offseason additions on defense
• The impact of the NLL dispersal draft
• Matthew Pelto’s next step as a faceoff specialist
• How the Mammoth scout box lacrosse players
• Why field stars don’t always translate to the indoor game
• What young American players need to do to prepare for box lacrosse
• Why Coyle is excited to get back inside the Loud House

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The Denver Outlaws are one win away from a PLL championship—and Brennan O’Neill believes the adversity they faced this season helped prepare them for this moment.

O’Neill joins Andy Lindahl and three-time Denver Outlaws champion Matt Bocklet to break down Denver’s semifinal victory over the Utah Archers. They discuss why Utah fans love to boo O’Neill, how the Outlaws attacked one of the league’s best defenses, Jared Bernhardt’s explosiveness and Mike Manley’s impact as a teammate and leader.

Then, Bocklet looks back at Denver’s championship history, including the unforgettable 2016 comeback, Eric Law’s legacy and how professional lacrosse has evolved.

Plus, O’Neill previews the PLL Championship matchup against the Philadelphia Waterdogs and shares his message for Outlaws fans ahead of the title game.

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