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The first half of the 2016 season has, thus far, been jammed with fun and unpredictable moments. Now that the All Star Game in San Diego has wrapped up and as the dog days of summer approach for the second half of the season, lets take a look back at some of the surprises and disappointments from the first half of 2016.
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That’s right ladies and gentleman, it’s that time of year. Spring has arisen, baseball is underway which means it’s time for playoff hockey. These are how I see the first round playing out as the field will be narrowed down from 16 to 8 in just a couple of weeks time. Read More
University of Denver athletics is known for their dominance in both hockey and lacrosse, as both have reached the championship spotlight in recent years. Now the men’s basketball program is hoping to enter that spotlight as well. Read More
With the Rockies now in full swing in the Cactus League, the team looks to improve on their 68-94 record last year. Read More
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The 2015 season in Major League Baseball was one that was wildly unpredictable and thrilling. 2016 should be a good one to follow. Read More
WWE’s Fastlane PPV is this upcoming Sunday and the PPV has some decent matches on the card but let’s be honest, the main event is where all eyes will be. Read More
Well, the time has finally come. Super Bowl 50. The Dabbing Celebration Extraordinaire Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers vs. The Sheriff, the No-Fly Zone, and the Denver Broncos. This is going to be one heck of a ball game. Read More
My mentality before the last Monday Night Raw was WWE…WTF? The recent TLC PPV was average at best, and the last few Raw’s made me watch the Ravens/Browns, and the Cowboys/Redskins game instead. Yes, I chose to watch the Cleveland Browns and the Cowboys with Matt Cassel at QB because I had no idea what WWE was doing with Sheamus as the champ. Read More
The undefeated Denver Broncos take on an NFC North team for the second week in a row in Week 4, when they welcome Adrian Peterson and the suddenly surging Minnesota Vikings into Sports Authority Field. Read More
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Night of Champions always has the potential to be a great PPV. All the titles are on the line and the big names come out which is exactly how Night of Champions 2015 was shaping up. Seth Rollins who stole the show at SummerSlam had two matches on the card. Read More
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One of the most high-profile NFL games of Week 1 sounds off from Sports Authority Field when the Baltimore Ravens visit the Denver Broncos on September 13 in a potential AFC playoff preview. Read More
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The Colorado Rockies are having a typical season full of frustration and inability to compete at the highest level. The team has added to its excellent minor league talent in hopes of re-writing its future. I wrote in an earlier article that one of those players is Trevor Story, a shortstop for the Albuquerque Isotopes, the Triple-A affiliate for the Rockies. Read More
SummerSlam has been clutch over the years in providing great Pay-Per-Views for WWE. The 2015 version had been hyped more than any other SummersSlam than I can remember due to one match. The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar rematch got the most publicity and rightfully so. Read More
Dan O’Dowd and the rest of the Colorado Rockies front office during O’Dowd’s tenure were subject to much criticism. Rockies new general manager, Jeff Bridich, in his first full season at the helm of the team, has been labeled a puppet of his predecessor. Not anymore with his recent blockbuster trade of the Rockies franchise player. Read More
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