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VA Returns Mistakenly Buried ‘Unclaimed Veteran’ Back to His Family in Colorado
Under a wide, sunny Colorado sky at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, Kennedy Pugh took a big breath Thursday afternoon, bracing himself as members of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard slid a gleaming silver casket out of a hearse. His brother, Alvin Pugh, was finally home. As Taps mournfully echoed...
Denver Nuggets Set to Tip Off 2024-25 Season with High-Stakes Match Against Oklahoma City Thunder
The Denver Nuggets schedule for the 2024-25 season has basketball fans ticking off days on their calendars, with opening night set against the Oklahoma City Thunder on October 24 at home. As per KDVR, this premier game will pit the top two teams from last season's Western Conference against each other, setting an electrifying tone for the Nuggets' campaign.
Rockies part ways with former All-Star Game MVP
The Colorado Rockies are parting ways with a former All-Star Game MVP just one year after he won the honors. The Rockies on Friday made the decision to release catcher Elias Diaz in order to promote catching prospect Drew Romo. Diaz had spent the last four seasons as Colorado’s No. 1 catcher. #Rockies will release... The post Rockies part ways with former All-Star Game MVP appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Sean Payton admits only 60ish guys have chance to make Broncos
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton was in a good mood after training camp on Friday. After all, his squad not only hung with the Packers in a joint practice, but many think the Broncos looked like the better team. Remember, Green Bay was a play or two away from going to the NFC Championship Game a season ago.
Broncos share highlights after joint practice with Packers
The Denver Broncos hosted the Green Bay Packers for a joint training camp practice session on Friday afternoon. After practice, the Broncos’ official Twitter/X page shared video highlights from the day: Joint practice ✅ Next up: #GBvsDEN pic.twitter.com/urVlPoU1Wx — Denver Broncos (@Broncos) August 16, 2024 Unfortunately, there aren’t many clips from actual practice and no clips from the scrimmage. The Broncos have a strict video policy for media that does not allow sharing videos that show formations and plays, which limits the type of highlights that can be shown from practice. There’s no practice footage, but here’s a verbal report from KOA Radio’s Ryan Edwards: A lot...
It’s Inevitable for the Rockies to Move on from the Former NL MVP
Three seasons into his seven year, $182 million deal with the Colorado Rockies, there’s no doubt that Kris Bryant’s deal back in March of 2022 is the worst contract formed in baseball history. His 2024 campaign has been horrific. Just a few days ago, he hit the injury list for the third time this season. Out of 122 games, Bryant has appeared in 37 thus far. In his three seasons with Colorado, the former National League MVP has played in 159 games. It’s inevitable for Colorado to move on from Bryant and understandably so. By now, he is just wasting a roster spot and cap space. Many hoped for Bryant to have a bounce-back season. However, it’s been the complete opposite. Before the start of next season, Bryant should be in an entirely different uniform.
Broncos Could Jump Start Offense by Trading for $75 Million All-Pro
The Denver Broncos have a problem when it comes to running back, where there’s too many good players and not enough roster spots. If the Broncos want to jump start their offense and ignite their rebuilding efforts, one move would be to leverage that glut of talent and get good value for at least one of those running backs via trade.
Migrant who skipped out on Chicago gun case fled to Denver, robbed jewelry store with Venezuelan street gang: report
CHICAGO — A Venezuelan migrant featured in a CWBChicago story about the performance of our city’s ShotSpotter system was part of an armed Venezuelan street gang that violently robbed a Denver jewelry store, the New York Post reports. As we told you in our May 21 story, Jan...
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