The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results. By that definition, the Denver Nuggets are — or were — insane. For the past two seasons, it was frustrating loss after frustrating loss in games that Denver absolutely should have won and it led to the Nuggets missing…
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Locked on Denver Nuggets Podcast In this episode I share my notes on the Denver Nuggets nail-biting win over the Chicago Bulls. I talk about how Paul Millsap transforms this team into a solid and clutch defensive team, how Nikola Jokic can drop a triple-double while looking mediocre, and ask whether the team needs to…
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As the collective hearts of Nuggets Nation stop racing after another fight to the finish, and before your next adrenaline rush, here is a momentary diversion, something to occupy your mind while you ponder finally seriously looking into that meditation class. Your mantra? We’re winning. At least we’re winning. This idea borrowed from fluffy women’s…
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Or it could be a former Bronco whose new team ends up with the W on Sunday. Good morning Broncos Country! The Demaryius Thomas-less Denver Broncos will be at home Sunday to take on the Houston Texans, a once 0-3 team that went on a five-win run to become one of the toughest teams to…
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On MLB Network Radio on Tuesday, Jeff Berry, the co-head of the agency CAA Sports, spoke with Scott Braun and Jon Morosi about his client, All-Star catcher JT Realmuto, and his comments are stirring up the market for Realmuto and a team that may (and should be) calling the Miami Marlins about him is the…
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The Nuggets finish their road back-to-back with a game against the Cavaliers as they try to continue their winning ways. The Nuggets survived in overtime last night thanks to Paul Millsap’s buzzer-beater tip-in, improving to 6-1 on the season. It’s their best start since the 1985-86 season, which is a Jeff Morton stat if I’ve…
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Week 9 of the NFL features two amazing match-ups. I’m not saying that Vegas should give me a job, but Vegas should give me a job! Swung on and missed the Cardinals pulling their heads out and beating the 49ers, and that the Saints would straight up whoop on Kirk Cousins’ Vikings (which I love…
Injuries and scoring depth up front remains a concern for the Avalanche, which will continue to tinker with its third and fourth lines during this week’s consecutive-night road trip through Calgary and Vancouver. Second-year centers J.T. Compher and Tyson Jost remain out with concussion-like symptoms and veteran Sven Andrighetto is week-to-week with what could be…
If Demaryius Thomas is one of the greatest receivers in Denver Broncos history, and statistics suggest he is, what could Dez Bryant have been in the Mile High City? Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow, Peyton Manning, Brock Osweiler, Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch. Until this season, it didn’t matter who was starting at quarterback for the…
Broncos Country will say goodbye one last time, but Thomas will get the last laugh. When Ian St. Clair and I sat down to record the MHR Radio podcast on Tuesday night, it was apparent that one thing would dominate our conversation. When the Denver Broncos traded Demaryius Thomas away to the Houston Texans it…
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