Paul Millsap slunk into a black leather chair in front of his Nuggets locker Sunday night when asked the question. He paused. Put a hand to his chin deep in thought. And still, the 13-year NBA veteran had trouble finding the right words. What’s been the biggest issue facing Denver’s offense lately? “I don’t know,”
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Barry Brecheisen, Invision/AP, FileFILE – In this July 4, 2015 file photo, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones performs at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Ind.. The documentary he produced on James Brown is nominated for best music movie at Sunday’s Grammys, where it and documentaries will battle with on Amy Winehouse and Nina
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Provided by Live NationCher declared on Friday that she will bring her “Here We Go Again” tour to Denver’s Pepsi Center on Nov. 25, 2019. Pop icon Cher now added 14 dates to her Here We Go Again Tour, her first key road jaunt in over five years — and Denver’s on the list. Cher
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The first weekend of March Madness has come and gone. No Colorado group made the championship, but a few players from the country were in action. Here’s a look at how they fared. NCAA Tournament Gonzaga guard Josh Perkins — Regis High School Perkins averaged 8.0 points, 4.0 assists and 1.5 steals for the No.
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Avalanche Trainer Jared Bednar and standout defenseman Tyson Barrie used the same Term to describe goalie Philipp Grubauer after Wednesday morning’s skate at the Pepsi Center. “He’s at a zone,” they said. “It’s really helpful to get into a rhythm, for sure,” Grubauer said of his busiest stretch of the season. Semyon Varlamov, who started
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According to how Tyson Barrie is playing of late, adding like-minded defenseman Cale Makar to the Avalanche lineup isn’t a priority. Given Barrie’s giant offensive contributions in the past six games, the Avs can manage to wait patiently for Makar — the Hockey East player of the year and the favorite to collect the Hobey
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Singer, songwriter and country music star Garth Brooks, who’s no stranger to Colorado, is bringing his stadium tour to Denver with a June extravaganza at Broncos Stadium at Mile High. Brooks, coming from the largest indoor concert ever in Arizona — with more than 77,000 fans Saturday in State Farm Stadium, based on azcentral.com —
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With a playoff spot already protected, the Denver Nuggets are in search of momentum. The Nuggets got the win Tuesday night at the Pepsi Center, 95-92 over the Detroit Pistons, but any momentum might prove elusive. Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray slammed the door closed on Detroit’s magnificent fourth-quarter comeback attempt with several timely buckets
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The River North Arts District’s newest music venue, Mission Ballroom, this morning announced eight new acts joining its previously announced opening-weekend lineup, giving Coloradans a hint at the musical variety that AEG Presents will offer there. Starting with Steve Miller Band on Aug. 13, the Mission will also host George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic’s “farewell
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Query: Who’s the toughest foe the Nuggets could face in playoffs’ opening around? Kiz: The Nuggets don’t assess the Western Conference standings every day, because they consider it to be a distraction. But I do, because it’s enjoyable and intriguing. With 10 games remaining in their regular-season program, the Nuggets seem assured of a top-three
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