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Denver’s 2026–27 season rolls on, and we’re breaking down the Nuggets’ last three games before previewing their upcoming week of action. From a crazy comeback and to a disappointing blowout loss, we'll evaluate the standout performances, rotation decisions, and the details that deserve a closer look. What’s starting to click? What still needs work? And which early impressions are turning into narratives worth following as this team finds its identity?

On this episode, Stephen and Tom celebrate former Colorado Rockies pitcher Antonio Senzatela winning a World Series championship with the Milwaukee Brewers! We react to the Brewers' historic championship and discuss what made this World Series special. Then it's time for BUY OR SELL! Should the Rockies pursue multiple affordable starting pitchers instead of spending big on one marquee arm? Could Japanese pitching standout Kaima Taira be a realistic target for Colorado? And should fans be concerned if the Rockies don't make significant moves before a potential MLB lockout? Plus, we check in on the Arizona Fall League, where Rockies prospects Jack O'Dowd and Jared Thomas are making noise, and discuss which young players could be closest to making an impact in Colorado.

The Broncos are riding high after a big road in over Arizona, but now all eyes turn to a massive AFC West showdown against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Can Bo Nix and Denver avenge their Week 1 loss and take control of the division in front of Broncos Country?

One game doesn’t define a season. But it definitely starts a conversation. Denver’s 2026–27 season has begun in disappointing fashion, and we’re breaking down everything from the season opener. From standout performances and rotation decisions to the details that deserve a closer look. What clicked? What needs work? And how much should we really take away from one game against one of the best teams in the league? Subscribe to Nuggets Network for more diehard-fan-led Denver Nuggets news, analysis, roster breakdowns, and postgame coverage all season long.

The Broncos defense delivered when it mattered most against Seattle, and we're breaking down the biggest moments, the Good, Bad & Ugly, and what the win means moving forward. Plus, we're bringing the heat with a new Buy or Sell segment before previewing Denver's trip to Arizona and Vance Joseph's return to the desert!

In this episode, we look at the biggest takeaways, player performances, rotation experiments, and what Denver’s final preseason games could tell us about the season ahead. Then, we shift our focus to the Nuggets’ power forwards and centers, examining the roles, strengths, questions, and potential impact of every option in the frontcourt.

How much would it take for the Colorado Rockies to trade Hunter Goodman? And who will lead the starting rotation in 2027?

On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Stephen, Tom, and Sarah react to reports surrounding Hunter Goodman's trade value, including rumored interest from the New York Yankees. Should Colorado consider moving its All-Star catcher, or is it time to lock him into a long-term extension?

We also discuss the reported departure of pitching coach Alon Leichman after just one season. Was this the right move by Paul DePodesta and the Rockies' new front office, or is Colorado's lack of pitching talent the bigger issue?

Plus, TJ Rumfield earns Gold Glove finalist recognition, we answer listener questions about Sean Sullivan, Ezequiel Tovar, Jordan Beck, and R.J. Petit, and we explore potential free-agent pitching targets, including Clay Holmes and Kevin Gausman.

With Chase Dollander recovering from injury, Kyle Freeland's future uncertain, and a potential MLB lockout looming, the Rockies have plenty of difficult decisions ahead.

All that and more on Rockies Now, part of the Elevated Pulse Sports family of podcasts. By the fans, for the fans. Diehards only!

Nate is on another level this year. We discuss him, the power-play situation, recent games, and the struggles the team has had to start this season.

The Broncos defense led the way in a huge road victory over the Chargers, but questions remain about on offense still searching for consistency. We break down the win, hand out our Good, Bad & Ugly, and preview Thursday night's showdown with the Seattle Seahawks!

The Denver Nuggets’ preseason is underway, and we’re breaking down everything that stood out from the first two preseason games against the Utah Jazz.

What’s next for the Colorado Rockies, and could Major League Baseball be heading toward some major changes?

On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Tom and Sarah react to Paul DePodesta’s end-of-season press conference and discuss what his comments reveal about the future of the franchise. After four consecutive 100-loss seasons, is the Rockies’ new front office finally ready to make meaningful changes? We break down Colorado’s pitching struggles, potential changes to the traditional starting rotation, the 12% season ticket price increase, and questions surrounding the team’s ownership.

We also discuss TJ Rumfield earning Second Team All-Rookie honors. Did MLB get it right, or was Rumfield robbed of a First Team selection? We compare his impressive rookie campaign with the competition, examine the impact of the Coors Field narrative, and look ahead to what could be an important sophomore season.

Finally, we dive into MLB’s reported proposal for a 154-game regular season, expanded Division Series, and potential changes to the playoff format. With salary cap discussions, deferred contracts, and the possibility of another lockout looming, what could these changes mean for the future of baseball?

Plus, we discuss the ongoing MLB postseason, small-market teams competing against baseball’s biggest spenders, and why the next few months could be critical for the Rockies and the entire league.

Avalanche hockey is officially back! On this episode of Eyes On Avs, Cam and Eric break down Colorado’s first three games of the season and discuss the biggest positives, concerns, and early takeaways from the Avs’ 2–1 start.

We recap the season opener against the Kings, a dominant performance against the Blues, and a frustrating loss to the Jets despite plenty of scoring opportunities. Nathan MacKinnon is flying, Artturi Lehkonen is producing, and Colorado’s new additions are already making an impact. But can the Avalanche maintain that momentum as the season progresses?

We also take a closer look at Colorado’s power play after scoring four goals in the opener but struggling to capitalize in the following two games. Is Jared Bednar’s new approach working? Should MacKinnon and Martin Necas be utilized differently? And can TJ Hughes find his rhythm and make an impact on the top power-play unit?

Plus, we discuss the improved bottom six, early defensive concerns, Mackenzie Blackwood’s performance, and what we want to see from Scott Wedgewood in his first start of the season. We also preview the upcoming matchup against Calgary and give our predictions for the game.

It’s early, but there’s plenty to be excited about in Avalanche Country. Go Avs Go!

The Broncos Zone crew welcomes a special guest from the Mile High Monsters as we break down Denver’s loss to San Francisco. Then we preview the matchup with the Chargers and what the Broncos need to do to get back on track.

The Denver Nuggets are officially back, and we’re breaking down everything that stood out from the first week of training camp. In this episode, we look at the early storylines, player updates, rotation battles, and what Denver’s opening practices could tell us about the season ahead. Then, we shift our focus to the Nuggets’ guard room—examining the roles, strengths, questions, and potential impact of every backcourt option on the roster.

The 2026 Colorado Rockies season is officially in the books. Tom and Sarah look back at the year, highlight the biggest bright spots, and discuss whether the Rockies actually made meaningful progress toward becoming competitive again.

We celebrate Hunter Goodman’s huge 41-home run season and Cole Carrigg’s outstanding finish to his rookie campaign, while looking at the young players beginning to establish themselves as potential pieces of Colorado’s future. We also discuss Jake McCarthy, TJ Rumfield, Kyle Karros, Mason Adams and others who gave Rockies fans reasons for optimism throughout the season.

But plenty of questions remain. Pitching continues to be Colorado’s biggest problem, so what needs to change heading into 2027? We discuss the young arms who could factor into next season’s staff, Warren Schaeffer’s impact on the clubhouse, the direction of the new front office, and some of the roster decisions that could be coming this offseason.

Finally, we answer the biggest question coming out of 2026: after another difficult season, what reasons do Rockies fans have to believe 2027 could be different?

THE NHL SEASON IS BACK! On this episode of Eyes On Avs, Cam and Eric get ready for the Avalanche’s season opener and break down what they learned from training camp and the preseason. TJ Hughes has officially earned his opportunity, and after an impressive preseason, could he be the young spark this Avalanche roster has been missing?

We discuss Hughes cracking the opening-night lineup and earning a spot on the top power-play unit, the development of Colorado’s young players, and why giving prospects more opportunities could be critical to the Avs’ future. We also react to Jared Bednar’s new contract extension and discuss what we want to see change during the next chapter of his tenure — including finally finding an answer for Colorado’s inconsistent power play.

Then it’s prediction time! Cam and Eric give their Central Division predictions, discuss where the Avalanche could finish in the Western Conference, make their early point-total predictions, and look at which teams could emerge as contenders around the NHL. Plus, we preview opening night against the Kings and give our score and first-goal predictions.

Avalanche hockey is officially back. Let’s go!

On this episode of the Broncos Zone Podcast, we break down Denver's thrilling Week 3 comeback victory over the Los Angeles Rams. We highlight standout performances across the roster and examine what went right in crunch time at Empower Field. Plus, we look ahead to the upcoming road matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Rockies suffer another 100-loss season, but is the end of that era finally in sight? Steve and Tom discuss Colorado’s progress in 2026, the encouraging development of its young core, and why the team’s record might not tell the whole story. We also look ahead to a potentially pivotal offseason, including Kyle Freeland’s uncertain future, the need for major pitching and bullpen improvements, and what the rotation could look like next season. Plus, we answer listener questions about Japanese free agents, the futures of Jordan Beck and Ezequiel Tovar, organizational changes, and how the new front office could approach roster construction. With the Rockies facing the White Sox for the final series, we preview a possible emotional farewell for Freeland.

Join us as we break down everything that went right in the Broncos home win against Jacksonville. We will handout game balls and discuss the other top plays around the NFL in our Week 2 breakdown.

Avalanche hockey is almost back! On this episode of Eyes On Avs, Cam and Eric dive into the biggest storylines surrounding Colorado as training camp gets underway. We discuss Cale Makar’s lower-body injury and why the Avs are being cautious with their $20 million defenseman, the outlook in net with Mackenzie Blackwood, Scott Wedgewood and young goaltender Ilya Nabokov, and which prospects could make a push for NHL playing time. With several familiar faces gone, we also look at how Colorado’s new additions could fit into the lineup, the competition for spots in the bottom six, and Jared Bednar’s comments about potentially changing his approach this season. Then we go around the NHL to discuss the ongoing Connor Hellebuyck trade situation, Dylan Larkin’s uncertain future in Detroit and the continued questions surrounding Quinn Hughes in Minnesota. Plus, which NHL front office has the toughest situation to navigate heading into the season?