In an earlier article here on Rox Pile, we discussed what the lineup for the Colorado Rockies might look like at the start and end of the 2017 season. You can check out that article by clicking here. Of course, there have been some injuries of note during Rockies camp that will greatly affect the…
via Colorado Rockies: A Look at the Potential Opening Day Batting Order — Rox Pile
RomoWatch is on. Everything you need to know about the ongoing Tony Romo debacle is right here, courtesy of Predominantly Orange. On March 8th, news broke that Tony Romo was going to be released by the Dallas Cowboys. Everyone knew that the two teams that would be in the market for his services were the…
via RomoWatch 2017: What’s Up With Tony Romo And The Denver Broncos — Predominantly Orange
On Thursday, SportsonEarth.com published an article that listed the Colorado Rockies among six teams that needed to start the 2017 season strong. You can read the article and see the others teams mentioned along with the Rockies by clicking here. The premise of the article was that the Rockies had been besieged by injuries in…
via Colorado Rockies: How Important Is a Quick Start in April? — Rox Pile
After the initial frenzy of signings that include, the market continues to evolve — with King Dunlap among those joining the market after being released by the Chargers.
via The best of what’s left: Mason’s top 50 free agents still on the market — Denver Broncos : News
The Avalanche has won three of its last five. Colorado beat Carolina and New Jersey, then lost to Ottawa and Arizona before getting goals from Matt Duchene, J.T. Compher and Carl Soderbeg in a 3-1 win over Detroit Wednesday night at the Pepsi Center. In this horrible season, that qualifies as a hot streak. “I…
via Avalanche on a hot streak after winning 3 of last 5 games — The Denver Post
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Rockies shortstop Trevor Story takes pride in having Stu Cole as his infield instructor and third-base coach. “Stu is the man,” he said. “He has a lot of experience and a lot of knowledge. He has seen the game played at a high level, and I think that really helps him and…
via Stu Cole strives to improve Rockies infielders’ performance — The Denver Post
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Ian Desmond returned to the Rockies clubhouse Thursday after surgeons repaired a broken bone in his left hand the day before. Even with his arm wrapped like a club, with a metal plate inserted under the skin, Desmond’s prognosis made Colorado manager Bud Black a bit cheery. “Now the healing process begins,”…
Center Matt Paradis, one of the best bargains in football, led the Broncos in performance-based pay for the second-consecutive season, according to an NFL source. Paradis, 27, received an extra $306,002.71, worth nearly 60 percent of his $525,000 base salary for the 2016 season. In 2015, Paradis led the league in performance-based pay, earning $391,648…
via Matt Paradis again leads Broncos in performance-based pay — The Denver Post
Since coming into the NFL, Von Miller has been a dominant player. Over the past few years however, Von Miller matured into a franchise cornerstone. Over the past few years, Von Miller has played with DeMarcus Ware. The significance of the latter’s impact on the former is not lost on the former. On Tuesday, Miller posted a…
via Von Miller posts a heartfelt message about DeMarcus Ware — Mile High Sports
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
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