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We don’t want to jinx anything, but at least early on this year it appears the Avalanche remembered how to play hockey; something they forgot quite quickly last year. Is this a sign of things to come or just an outlier? Shawn Drotar and TJ Carpenter discuss. AMP users click here to watch on YouTube
via MORNING MINUTE: Avs beginning to remember — Mile High Sports
DENVER (AP) — A deluge of injuries got Matt Nieto back into the lineup. More games like this will certainly keep him in there. Nieto capped off his first career hat trick on an empty-netter in the closing seconds, Semyon Varlamov stopped 34 shots and the banged-up Colorado Avalanche ended a three-game skid with a…
via Nieto’s Hat Trick Lifts Avalanche To 5-3 Win Over Stars — CBS Denver
We don’t think the Broncos do, so we had some fun with our keys to Monday night’s game in Kansas City. Fans often crave the positive. Sports is a great reprieve from the drumbeat of negativity that sometimes fills every day life. That might explain why, in some situations, fans ignore the negative about their…
via Broncos-Chiefs preview: Does Denver have any shot? — Mile High Report – All Posts
Rockies general manager Jeff Bridich executed many moves and saw the fruits of his labor flourish in the 2017 season, but while executing moves is one thing, retaining those pieces is another. One of those players Bridich moved on during the trade deadline season was the savvy, veteran catcher Jonathan Lucroy. Retaining Lucroy in 2018…
via Rockies must re-sign free agent backstop Lucroy — Mile High Sports
A concentrated look at the recent juice on the Denver Broncos.
via The Squeeze: See eye to eye with Von Miller — Denver Broncos : News
How the mighty have fallen. The Denver Broncos are a full touchdown underdogs to their division rival Kansas City Chiefs. The Denver Broncos (3-3) will roll into their Monday Night Football matchup with the AFC West division leading Kansas City Chiefs (5-2) as major underdogs. The touchdown spread should be insulting, but with the offense…
via Broncos-Chiefs odds Week 8: Denver touchdown underdogs to Kansas City — Mile High Report – All Posts
After free agent acquisition Ian Desmond broke his left hand in Spring Training, Mark Reynolds exceeded expectations as the Colorado Rockies‘ starting first baseman in 2017. A one-year, minor league contract with an invitation to Major League Spring Training. That’s what Rockies first baseman Mark Reynolds accepted over the 2016-2017 offseason. After slashing .282/.356/.450 with just…
via Colorado Rockies: 2017 was a renaissance year for Mark Reynolds — Rox Pile
Ryan Mayer Last week, we opened up with a longer screed on the parity that seems to be at play this year in the NFL. That remains true as there are currently 20 teams with a .500 record or better. Four teams sit at 4-2, four at 4-3, five at 5-2 and one at 6-1.…
via Week 8 NFL Picks: League’s Best Teams Start To Establish Themselves — CBS Denver
Mike Pritchard from Pritchard & Cecil joined Sandy Clough. Mike Pritchard talks about the state of the Broncos heading into their next game. Mike Pritchard goes into what the Broncos mindset might be line going into a Monday night matchup in Kansas City. Mike Pritchard goes into that and much more relating to the Broncos.
Our Fan Broncos Insider Cecil Lammey joined Sandy Clough. Cecil Lammey breaks down some of the news from Broncos practice today and some other topics heading into Monday night against the Chiefs. Cecil Lammey gives his thoughts on the Broncos younger group of players.
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