Strike 2: David Roddy makes a case for remaining a Denver Nugget
If Roddy was 6’8” instead of 6’6”, he’d be a full-time rotational player on one of the six teams that he’s already played for…
Strike 1: DU’s David conquers Big Ten Goliaths
Pioneers 36-year-old head coach David Carle won his third national championship in his eight seasons at the helm.
Strike 3: Deion’s coaching staff finally has more steak than sizzle
Sanders' new staff has much more college football coaching experience, which had been badly lacking in Boulder.
Strike 2: Watson or Johnson? There's no easy choice for Nuggets brass
In the salary-cap era of pro sports, having 'too much' talent can become the type of problem no one wants to deal with.
Strike 1: Rockies pitchers have a workplace dilemma
After teasing the idea of calling the pitches from the dugout, the Rockies have put it into practice this season.
Strike 3: The Rockies' next draft pick should be a local pitcher
A right-handed, homegrown fireballer might be exactly what the rebuilding Rockies need.
Strike 2: Avs will be battling curses and their own demons in playoffs
Only eight of 38 President’s Trophy winners have also won the Stanley Cup.
Strike 1: Joker’s case for another MVP is toast
Nuggets fans don’t need a computer to tell them Joker is turning the ball over far too often.
Strike 3: For the Rockies, a new dawn finally breaks at 20th and Blake
With a new and improved front office in place, the future is all but guaranteed to be bigger and brighter than the recent past.
Strike 2: Payton fave Kamara could be final piece to Broncos' puzzle
Kamara will have other suitors, but none of them have what the Broncos have – his connection with former head coach Sean Payton.
Strike 1: Where could the Nuggets turn for a potential new head coach?
What happens if the Denver Nuggets fail to get as far in the upcoming postseason as they did last season?
Strike 3: Are the Broncos saving their cap space for Bo Nix?
Nix's current deal pays him roughly $4.5 million for the next two seasons.
Strike 2: What will make this season a “success” for the Rockies?
The Rockies will dwell in the NL West cellar again, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they won't have made progress.
Have the Nuggets taken on coach David Adelman’s personality?
Is it possible, that when he left Ball Arena, former head coach Michael Malone took the Nuggets' edge with him?
Strike 3: The Avalanche have become the L.A. Dodgers of the NHL
The pressure is now squarely on head coach Jared Bednar to produce a second Stanley Cup championship.
Strike 2: Who’s on First for the Rockies?
For the first time in a very long time, the identity of the Rockies' starter at first base in is still TBD.
Strike 1: Broncos channel the Rockies on first day of NFL free agency
We've learned from baseball's Colorado Rockies that overvaluing your own players doesn’t often work out well.
Strike 3: Amid the college sports chaos, it’s “Just Win” for CSU
Colorado State AD John Weber is focused on making sure that his program can challenge for the College Football Playoff.
Strike 2: Payton is doing the best thing for the Broncos – and himself
As long as he’s in Denver, the Broncos will run Sean Payton's offense, even if Davis Webb is calling the actual plays.
Strike 1: Should the Nuggets have fired Michael Malone?
This year's squad looks like Malone’s Nuggets teams, absent the same competitive fire and disciplined approach.
Strike 3: Deion's idea for spring football has a lot of merit
Not every idea Deion Sanders has turns out to be a home run... but this one might.
Strike 2: Kyle Freeland's stuck between a Rockie and a hard place
Will Freeland, the team's union representative, still be a Colorado Rockie when the 2027 season finally begins?
Strike 1: Doug Moe, the baseball fanatic
The Doug Moe you probably didn't know.
Strike 3: Could the Pioneers or Bears bring March Madness to Colorado?
If we’re going by head-to-head results, the Pioneers can lay the best claim to being “state champions” for this season.
Strike 2: Do the Denver Nuggets have an problem... on offense?
Could it be that the Nuggets' offensive scheme has grown a bit stale?