Hockey is back! The new CBA was finalized on Saturday night, and with that, North America has it’s hockey back. Training Camps opened on Sunday, and there will be a shortened 48-game season in the NHL that will start on January 19th, and one has to think that should prove to do good for teams like the Colorado Avalanche.
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Well, while coining the phrase “Strike While the Iron is Hot”, I shall write this recap while the pain is fresh. The No. 1 Seed Denver Broncos were shocked at home in their first playoff game by the Baltimore Ravens, going down 38-35 in 2OT due to countless mistakes and missed opportunities.
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The Wild-Card round is over, but the Broncos are set to play their first game of the 2012-13 Playoffs. The Broncos earned the first-round bye, so they got to sit at home and wait for their first opponent. They will welcome in the Ray Lewis led Baltimore Ravens, who come into Mile High off a wild-card win against the Colts. Read More
Looking back at the first-round of the NFL Playoffs, there wasn’t a whole lot of excitement up until the last game of the weekend. The divisional round looks to be full of much more excitement. But let’s quickly recap a Wild-Card Weekend that was. Read More
The 2013 NFL Playoffs are bound to be the best in recent years. There is no shortage of storylines heading into this years postseason. Whether that be Comeback POY and MVP candidates Peyton Manning and Adrian Peterson leading their squads into the playoffs, or the tale of the three rookies RG3, Andrew Luck, and Russell Wilson starting at quarterback for their respective teams in the postseason. The road to the Super Bowl begins with an exciting Wild-Card weekend that won’t disappoint. Here are my game previews and game predictions for the first round of the playoffs. Read More
The road to New Orleans for the Super Bowl goes through the city of Denver, Broncos fans. The Broncos put a beat down on the Kansas City Chiefs to win 38-3 and obtain home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. That wouldn’t have been possible had it not been for Peyton’s former team, the Indianapolis Colts, who beat the Houston Texans 28-16 earlier in the day. Read More
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Coming off their ten straight wins, the Denver Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17 match-up that is the last obstacle between the Broncos and the first-round bye that they so desperately covet. Read More
Peyton Manning threw for 339 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead the Denver Broncos to a 34-12 win over the Cleveland Browns and the 10th win in a row. Knowshon Moreno ran for 78 yards on 22 carries, and Ronnie Hillman had 35 yards on only 6 carries. Demaryius Thomas also added 102 yards receiving, and Decker caught 2 TD’s. The Denver offense was clicking on all cylinders today as Denver had 457 yards of total offense on the day. But the Denver offense wasn’t the only side of the ball that was having a day to remember. Read More
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Detriot Lions wide receiver Calvin “Megatron” Johnson has broken Jerry Rice’s record for most receiving yards in a single season (1,871). Megatron has also broken the record for most consecutive games with 100 or more receiving yards (8). Read More
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Former Metro State Men’s Basketball coach Mike Dunlap had his first gig as NBA head coach start off pretty well with the Charlotte Bobcats. Through their first 12 games, the Bobcats had posted a 7-5 record. A record that had already amassed last season’s win total when they went 7-59 in the lock-out shortened season in 2011. But since November 24th, the Bobcats have lost 14 straight and now sit at 7-19, which is good for 13th in the Eastern Conference. A losing record, let alone coaching a losing team, is not something that Head Coach Mike Dunlap is familiar with. Read More
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Well Broncos fans, is it time to realistically think about the Super Bowl? When word came about Peyton Manning coming to Denver, that’s the thought that crossed the minds of all Broncos fans, but it might have been more of a pipe-dream at the very beginning. Heading into week 16, the Broncos are 11-3 and a realistic shot to make, and win the Super Bowl. Read More
Destiny.
Something that the Denver Broncos now control with two games remaining on their 16 game schedule. Last week, that was a different story. Yes, the Broncos had already wrapped up their division. And yes, they were already headed to the playoffs. But when it came to getting that first round bye, they needed some help, and they got it. Read More
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Well, the NHL lockout continues. The NHL announced the cancellation of more games on Thursday, this time through Jan. 14. It seems pretty bleak for any games to be played this year. And who knows when the game will ever get back on the ice. Seems pretty bleak to me. Read More
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