SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) – Every once in a while, Nolan Arenado runs across a story that mentions his name and makes him shake his head. “I don’t know where some of it comes from,” the Colorado Rockies All-Star third baseman laughed. Being the face of a franchise and doing so many cool things, facts sometimes…
via Fact: Rockies 3B Nolan Arenado Stacks Up With Best In Majors — CBS Denver
When it comes to Denver Broncos football, the big issue is quarterback. The Afternoon Drive discussed what the Tony Romo rumors say about Paxton Lynch. Eric Goodman was joined by Sean Walsh, and the conversation inevitably rounded into a quarterback session. Mainly, what would bringing in Tony Romo say about where Paxton Lynch stands in…
via How would Tony Romo impact Paxton Lynch? — Mile High Report – All Posts
The Denver Broncos offense has some room for improvement in 2017. The Denver offense averaged just 323 yards and 20.8 points per game. Following the departure of not one, but both starting quarterbacks from 2015, the Broncos needed their wide receivers to step up in 2016. With first year quarterback Trevor Siemian and rookie Paxton…
via Grading the Denver Broncos’ wide receivers in the 2016 season — Mile High Sports
In a year without any sure things on the O-line, even the top prospects have pointed questions to answer.
The Colorado Rockies are less than a week into their first Spring Training with Bud Black at the helm, but it’s already clear that their new skipper is going to be a pitcher’s manager. That shouldn’t come as earth-shattering news; after all, Black pitched in the majors for 15 years. But it’s a welcome change…
via Bud Black already showing he’s a pitcher’s manager — Mile High Sports
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Friday, March 3, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — For Colorado native Christian McCaffrey, the only thing harder than skipping the Sun Bowl was having to inform his teammates. The Valor Christian High School grad stood before his Stanford teammates to say he wouldn’t be suiting up for his final game there to avoid risking injury on the cusp of his…
via Elway Changes Mind About McCaffrey’s Bowl Boycott — CBS Denver
The 2017 NFL offseason continues, as NFL hopefuls report to Indianapolis for the 2107 Combine. On Wednesday, the deadline for teams to place the Franchise Tag on franchise players came and went. With free agency on the horizon, these players will not be allowed to test the open market. The Denver Broncos have seen much…
via Though offseason should be exciting, Denver won’t miss franchise tag drama — Mile High Sports
According to Clarence Hill Jr. with the Star-Telegram, Denver Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware is considering a return to the Dallas Cowboy as he nears the end of his career. “His representative might have some informal talks with the Cowboys during the NFL Scouting Combine this week,” said Hill. Ware has spent the last three seasons with…
via DeMarcus Ware reportedly considering a return to the Dallas Cowboys — Mile High Sports
The Colorado Avalanche were neither buyers nor sellers at the NHL trade deadline. What does that mean for the team? The NHL trade deadline came and went, and the Colorado Avalanche made only minor moves. There were expectations that some flashy moves would be made. But instead we are left with questions about the future.…
via Colorado Avalanche: Questions Arise Following Trade Deadline — Mile High Sticking
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