As the Avalanche came out of the bye week extending their win streak to seven games, this week’s episode of Avalanche Talk breaks down each of the victories and where the Avalanche stand among other Central Division teams. Hosts JJ Jerez and Ryan Boulding look at the current injuries for Colorado and what they mean for…
Entries for the 2018 NFL draft went official Monday, with Clemson defensive tackle Christian Wilkins perhaps the most surprising player going back to school instead of pursuing what seems like assured first-round status. Overall, though, there weren’t an overwhelming number of surprises as the NFL itself heads into conference championship weekend. The 2018 class remains strong when…
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On Tuesday, Joel Sherman of the New York Post and MLB Network, came up with a trade idea between the Colorado Rockies and the New York Yankees that would involve Ian Desmond. However, would it actually benefit both teams? Ian Desmond began the first year of his five-year contract with the Colorado Rockies poorly as…
via Colorado Rockies: Would trading Ian Desmond be a good idea? — Rox Pile
Colorado Avalanche defenseman David Warsofsky may very well get his chance with the NHL squad. How will he fare? On January 11, David Warsofsky was called up from the Colorado Avalanche AHL-affiliate San Antonio Rampage along with A.J. Greer and Andrew Hammond. He didn’t get a chance to play in Saturday’s game against the Dallas…
via Colorado Avalanche: What to Expect from David Warsofsky — Mile High Sticking
This offseason the Colorado Rockies have been one of the most active teams making moves to improve their team. They have beefed up their bullpen with the return of left-handed reliever Jake McGee and new additions of former Cleveland Indian reliever Bryan Shaw and former Chicago Cubs closer Wade Davis. Here’s why I think the […]
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The Broncos signed three more players to compete for jobs in 2018. Receiver Kenny Bell, and defensive linemen DeShawn Williams and Andreas Knappe signed future contracts that will go on the Broncos’ books when the 2018 league year begins March 14. Related Articles Baker Mayfield signs with Boulder-based agents Capital Sports Advisors Broncos’ three-headed cornerback…
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