When Avalanche defenseman Ryan Graves entered training camp in Septemberhe was trying to find a chance to prove himself into a new company. He was acquired by the Avs in February in a one-for-one arrangement that sent Chris Bigras into the New York Rangers however didn’t even get a Opportunity to create an impact. This
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The Grand Lake Pond Hockey Classic is back for a second year and it’s looking to expand on the success of its inaugural event. Last year there were four rinks, 27 teams and over 150 participants. Like the classic last year, it will all be done with volunteers, donations and sponsors. The dates for the
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It’s Nuggetsmania. And that celebration will be off the hook. Last I looked inside the Pepsi Center, there was a middle-aged mother shaking her mother jeans onto the large screen, dance like no one was watching, least of all her humiliated son, who slumped into his seat, face buried in his hands. After Nuggets center
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As it is the start of the year, we are gearing up for a ton of imminent music statements — the very fascinating being Red Rock’s summer concert series. Red Rocks because place is striking, and there are not many pastimes as highly enjoyed by Coloradans and visitors alike as the concert season in full
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