There are two inescapable realities about the first half of the Nuggets’ season. First, they are in a playoff race, played in by a bottom half of the Western Conference that is all struggling, to be sure. But in it nonetheless, currently occupying the eighth playoff slot. Second, at 18-24 after Saturday night’s 123-98 victory…
via Nuggets start second half of season with rout of Clippers — The Denver Post
Paxton Lynch stood in front of his locker at the Broncos’ facility with a half-filled garbage bag at his side and a look of shock on his face. The feeling was shared by others in the room as players cleaned out their belongings and turned in their hefty playbooks before embarking on an extended offseason.…
via Broncos’ Paxton Lynch expecting offensive changes, eager for Year 2 — The Denver Post
Almost two weeks into his tenure in Denver, Vance Joseph and his staff are off on the right foot. Good morning, Broncos Country! The major pieces of Vance Joseph’s coaching staff are in place, and he nailed it. The new Denver Broncos head coach has assembled a rock-star staff. No doubt for the names and…
via Broncos already on better path now than 3 weeks ago — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Denver Broncos have some holes to plug on their offensive line, and they need former 2nd round pick Ty Sambrailo to make himself an asset… Ty Sambrailo had a tough introduction to the National Football League, filling in as the Denver Broncos’ starting left tackle as a rookie when Ryan Clady went down with…
via Ty Sambrailo needs to become a factor for Broncos this offseason — Predominantly Orange
The Nuggets clamped down on defense and held the Los Angeles Clippers to 41.7 percent shooting, rolling to a 123-98 victory Saturday night.
via Streaking Nuggets Roll Over Clippers, 123-98 — CBS Denver
The Denver Nuggets are the NBA’s bottom feeders in home attendance, ranking dead last in the category. So far this season, the Pepsi Center has been lucky to reach half of its maximum capacity of 19,155. However, with the Nuggets recent surge of success mixed with the national recognition of Nikola Jokic, the people of Colorado…
via Denver Nuggets fans finally answer the team’s cry for help — Mile High Sports
The Colorado Avalanche are in for a big rebuild this offseason, and a new core will emerge when next season begins. There is really nothing enjoyable about watching the Colorado Avalanche this season. However, it is fun to speculate on what the new core may look like next season. On a side note, my co-editor,…
via Colorado Avalanche Rebuild: Building the New Core — Mile High Sticking
Denver Nuggets forward Darrell Arthur has been battling a lingering knee issue all season long, forcing him to sit out most of the team’s games. Arthur played for the first time in three games Saturday, recording seven points and two rebounds in 13 minutes of action. With that said, prior to the team’s game, head…
via Nuggets’ Darrell Arthur expected to be limited for the rest of the season — Mile High Sports
The Denver Nuggets are red hot, winning four of their last five games. In the recent surge the team has found their stride with Nikola Jokic as the driving factor behind the team’s success. Jokic has taken his game to another level as of late, recording a double-double in 11 straight games, while stamping himself…
via Nikola Jokic establishes himself as the Nuggets X factor — Mile High Sports
Nikola Jokic posted his fifth consecutive double-double and the Denver Nuggets won their fourth game in five with a 123-98 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday night. Jokic scored a game-high 19 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to extend his streak. Three other Nuggets contributed 18 points apiece – Danilo Gallinari, Will…
via HIGHLIGHTS: Nuggets, Jokic stay hot in win over Clippers — Mile High Sports
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