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The Rockies matched the loaded San Francisco Giants pitching rotation pitch for pitch over a four-game split this weekend.

Rockies GM Jeff Bridich's most recent comments suggest there will be changes made at Coors Field if the product on the field doesn't improve.

Tonight’s final road game for the Colorado Avalanche marks the beginning of a two-game audition where jobs are on the line for key personnel.

Don't be fooled by the positives happening with the Colorado Rockies right now. There's plenty of bad to wash away the good.

After more than 30 years on air, legendary Denver sports broadcaster Irv Brown will retire on Thursday, April 7.

Despite having nearly 40 percent of their payroll tied up in two players who aren't contributing, the Rockies are set up well this year and beyond.

Instead of despising Tom Brady, Denver should be hoping he wins again -- and then decides to extend his legacy outside of New England.

That Senior Bowl -- the one where the Denver Broncos' coaching staff is coaching two top quarterbacks ahead of the NFL draft. And I found myself rolling my eyes -- this is how people wanted to spend their time?

The NFL may be more of a passers' league than it's ever been, but it's more complicated than that -- today's NFL is a shallow passers' league. Speed beats strength, brain beats brawn, and teams that don't recognize that get left behind.

John Elway famously said, "there is no Plan B," but he's seemed to have learned his lesson since then. Plan "B" is for Baker.

The Broncos need a quarterback with fire, with bravado, with attitude. They need Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield.

Nathan MacKinnon knows they have to get in the playoffs first, but the MVP candidate thinks the Avs have a legitimate shot at the Cup once there.

The Denver Nuggets' games in January have been a mix of frustrating wins and bad losses. There's a an urgent need to fix the team's current issues to stay in the playoff chase.

Colorado Avalanche forward Nathan MacKinnon is doing more than just putting together a stellar season. You can't take your eyes off the star of the Avs' resurgence.

The way the NFL playoffs set up and the makeup of the Broncos roster make a return to the top very possible very soon.

The Vikings, Eagles, Jaguars and Patriots are all moving on, and they each have a stout defense (and the Broncos by extension) to thank for it.

Hindsight is 20/20, but Doug Ottewill can understand why Mike MacIntyre responded the way he did to domestic violence allegations against one of his staff.

Aqib Talib escaped serious injury, legal charges and punishment from the NFL stemming from his self inflicted gunshot wound last June. It is time for Talib to appreciate his good fortune and change his priorities.

John Elway and Joe Ellis are going to fix this mess. The problem: They’re stuck with an incompetent and overwhelmed coach -- for now.

Less than six weeks away from spring training, the Rockies have outspent every single team in baseball during this offseason's free-agency period. Every one.

While an older generation remains concerned that the Broncos' struggles are hurting Elway's legacy, the younger one wonders if it's really Elway's legacy that's hurting the Broncos.

For the first time in a long time, maybe since the embarrassing loss to the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIV, John Elway must quiet his critics.

At what point is Vance Joseph responsible for Trevor Siemian’s ineptitude?

There’s no doubt that a solid quarterback will help the Broncos immensely. But there’s zero reason to stop there. A change must be made at the top.

The Avalanche are breaking the mold of organizational issues that span multiple decades. This current team could be the start of sustained success.