The Avalanche halted a semi-free fall down the standings with some flair on Friday night, dominating the visiting New York Rangers 6-1 at Pepsi Center. After weeks of struggling to start the game with the identical intensity where they finished it, the Avs got off to an outstanding beginning and maintained the campaign during 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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The series? It ’s now officially a rut. The Avalanche dropped their sixth straight competition late Wednesday nightthis one a 5-4 decision at the Pepsi Center to the San Jose Sharks, extending the longest losing streak of the year. The Avs (19-14-8) had fallen five straight from Oct. 27 through Nov. 9. More concerningthe power
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Two starters , one to go. Gary Harris returned by his hip injury Tuesday night in the Pepsi Center, along with the Nuggets fended off a feisty New York Knicks team 115-108 to improve to 24-11. It had been the Nuggets’ ninth successive win in the home along with also the Knicks’ eighth straight loss
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Welcome to 2019. Now is your chance to start this year in concerts off right with over 600 shows to check out across the Mile High City. 2019 is off to one hell of a start this month and we’ve got the full concert rundown for you below. We can only imagine what this year
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The Avalanche spent 60 minutes to the wall using their collective backs. For all those backs to break, it took only 41 minutes of overtime. Patrick Kane’s power play goal less than a minute to action, his second of the day, handed Colorado its fourth straight loss, a 3-2 decision on Saturday night in front
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There is lots to celebrate as we enter the last week of December. Even though it’s the week of Christmas, the Denver music scene nonetheless has concerts going on every single moment. This week includes a great deal of killer Colorado talent that ranges from obeying behaves all of the way to nationally recognized artists,
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“I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all of the year. I’ll live in the Past, the Present and the Future. The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. I won’t shut out the courses they teach! ” — Ebenezer Scrooge, “A Christmas Carol” STAVE 1: DAN ISSEL The
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Nikola Jokic can attempt to deflect the MVP conversation he wants, but all bets are off when Charles Barkley has involved. “The Joker should be the frontrunner for MVP,” Barkley said Thursday, immediately prompting resistance from Reggie Miller and Kenny Smith. Barkley’s comments on TNT’s tip-off reveal made their way to the Pepsi Center to
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