Last season, the Broncos split the series with their AFC West division rival the Los Angeles Chargers, defending their home turf at Mile High, but dropping a game to the Chargers in San Diego. One of the reasons for the Broncos’ success against the Chargers in recent years has been due to a pass rush…
via Getting to Philip Rivers is key to keeping Chargers at bay in 2017 — Mile High Sports
Head Coach Vance Joseph wants his team focused on maintaining habits that can transform careers and teams from normal to extraordinary.
via ‘Championship Habits’ a rallying cry for Broncos’ drive for greatness — Denver Broncos : News
Broncos rookie wide receiver and punt returner Isaiah McKenzie has been the buzz of training camp through the first five days, particularly because he’s been buzzing around defenders and making big plays. After three days of camp McKenzie switched numbers, going from No. 5 to No. 84. As Eric Goodman and Les Shapiro of Mile…
via Rookie Isaiah McKenzie ready to go one-on-one with Aqib Talib — Mile High Sports
The Colorado Rockies made their two big splashes well before Major League Baseball’s trading deadline clock struck its own version of midnight at 2 p.m. Mountain time on Monday. With Pat Neshek in the bullpen and Jonathan Lucroy behind the plate, the Rockies strengthened their 25-man roster in two noticeable ways. However, the trade deadline…
via Colorado Rockies won the deadline by not mortgaging the future — Rox Pile
My new favorite quote right here. On Sunday, the first padded practice of Denver Broncos training camp, the No Fly Zone flexed its muscles giving both Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch their worst days of practice of camp. Chris Harris Jr. was asked about the defenses mentality on Sunday and he didn’t hold anything back.…
via Chris Harris Jr. on Broncos QBs: “We’re trying to drown them” — Mile High Report – All Posts
Vance Joseph and Brock Olivo are hellbent on having a strong special teams unit in 2017. Most of the attention is paid towards the Denver Broncos offense or defense, but special teams can be every bit as important when it comes to winning and losing. Think of every kick Brandon McManus makes or the game-clinching…
via Broncos’ Brock Olivo determined to build strong special teams unit — Mile High Report – All Posts
Reason #10: While it may be difficult being a Colorado Avalanche fan right now, support Avs Nation by attending games at the Pepsi Center. It’s tough being a Colorado Avalanche fan these days. The team is in a full rebuild. As Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock once famously warned, there is pain coming. What makes…
via Colorado Avalanche 10 Reasons to Attend Games: Home Ice Advantage — Mile High Sticking
Garett Bolles wasn’t a happy camper on Sunday. After the Denver Broncos’ fourth day of training camp, and first day in pads, Bolles and the rest of the offense walked off the field in a bad mood after running into the buzzsaw that is the Denver defense. “Yesterday was unacceptable,” Bolles said after Monday’s practice.…
via Garett Bolles is determined, ‘offense is going to be there’ — Mile High Sports
Like really really really really loves Andy Janovich The Broncos animated Special Teams coach Brock Olivio met with the media today after their day five Training Camp practice and one thing became very clear, he loves Andy Janovich. Just watch the video below, Olivio is infatuated with the Broncos second-year fullback/special teams player. Find someone…
When the Colorado Rockies acquired veteran catcher Jonathan Lucroy at the trade deadline, the team needed room on the 25-man roster to bring him on board. With that in mind, the team optioned catcher Tony Wolters to Triple-A Albuquerque on Monday. With Wolters heading to Triple-A, the Rockies will use veteran catchers Lucroy and Ryan…
via Colorado Rockies roster news: Tony Wolters optioned to Triple-A — Rox Pile
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