DENVER (The Sports Xchange) – With their playoff fate hanging in the balance, the Broncos face make-or-break games in the last three weeks of the regular season, starting Sunday against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots (2:25 p.m., CBS4). The defending Super Bowl champions, the Broncos (8-5) enter the game as the sixth (and…
via As Usual, Broncos-Pats Matchup Is Pressure-Packed — CBS Denver
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) – Mike MacIntyre has the reputation as a turnaround artist. Give him a program, any program, and he will transform it. Colorado, though, had the looks of being the sort of program that not even MacIntyre could fix. After three years that resulted in a grand total of 10 victories, MacIntyre led…
via Colorado’s Mike MacIntyre Wins AP Coach Of The Year — CBS Denver
DENVER (AP/CBS4) — The Colorado Rockies and reliever Mike Dunn have agreed to a contract. The 31-year-old Dunn shores up a Colorado bullpen that blew 28 saves last season. The lefty was 6-1 with a 3.40 ERA in 51 appearances last season for Miami. Dunn was originally picked by the New York Yankees in the…
Nobody tips their hand when Bill Belichick comes to town. And Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian is not about to reveal trade secrets about how his offense will function against the Patriots and their secretive head coach.
There’s a chance the Broncos could be without both starting inside linebackers Sunday.
The Rockies’ plan to rebuild their bullpen took a big step forward Thursday when the Rockies signed left-handed free-agent reliever Mike Dunn to a three-year deal. He will become the Rockies’ primary left-handed reliever, taking over for Boone Logan, who is now a free agent.
via Rockies sign reliever Mike Dunn to three-year, $19 million deal — The Denver Post
Avalanche goaltender Semyon Varlamov didn’t practice with the team Thursday, but went on the ice in full gear after it was over and for a few minutes in the crease tested his troublesome groin muscle.
via Avalanche’s Semyon Varlamov ventures on the ice all by himself — The Denver Post
It has been a long and winding road this season for Nuggets guard Gary Harris. He returns from injury tonight, both to the active roster and the starting lineup against Portland.
via Gary Harris’s return means Nuggets at full health for first time this season — The Denver Post
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