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Broncos, Bo, and Barely Betting the Over

According to MGMBet, the Denver Broncos win total has been set at 9.5 for the 2026 NFL season. On the surface, the number seems a little low for a team that went 14-3 last season and would have made the Super Bowl if Bo Nix hadn’t been nixed for the backward-throwing backup, Jarret Stidham. But […]

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Are NBA GMs Smoking Crack?

I realize that NBA General Managers are relatively handcuffed when it comes to building their franchises. There are cap restrictions, veteran minimums, and large tax ramifications for entering the Second Apron. Your team is stuck with players on bad contracts, aging players, injured players, and players looking for an extension. Add to it that there […]

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LeBron’s Next Team – Don’t Sleep on Brooklyn

Michael Jordan ended his career with the Washington Wizards, Tom Brady exited as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, and Willie Mays took his final swing as a New York Met. After 23 seasons in the NBA, including 11 with Cleveland, 4 with Miami, and 8 with the Lakers, no one will be surprised to see LeBron […]

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World Cup Soccer – They Have Ronaldo, and We Have Ted Lasso

Every four years, the greatest players from across the globe come together to compete for soccer’s biggest prize. The World Cup. Forty-eight teams, from Algeria to Uzbekistan, will bring their country’s best athletes, and millions of their fans will come along for the ride. And then there’s Team USA. If you asked me to name […]

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Wemby – C’est Magnifique!

Summer is here, and school is out. But before you plan that next family vacation to Paris, or backpack your way through the Loire Valley, please be advised that the King of France is already here, stateside. And his name is Victor Wembanyama. Rene Descartes, the great French Philosopher, once spoke, “I think, therefore I […]

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The NBA Playoffs – Limping to the Title

Let me get this straight. The Denver Nuggets are now down three games to two after defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves, 125-113, at the Pepsi Center last night. But Minnesota was without the injured Anthony Edwards (knee), the injured Donte DiVincenzo (Achilles), and Naz Reid, who left the game with an injury after just 12 minutes. […]

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Not Much Rain – But April is Showering us with Sports

April in Colorado. It’s when the ski resorts close and the snow finally comes. It’s seeing your favorite team at Coors Field and watching the Rockies, too. It’s McIlroy at the Masters and Deion at the Spring game. It’s playoff hockey, playoff basketball, and the Frozen Four. And it’s the anticipation of possibly the biggest […]

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The Colorado Rockies – A Comedy of Errors

You expected to hear about March Madness and the upset? Well, it’s March, and I’m mad and upset. Forget about the Final Four. The baseball season has just begun, and I’m just thankful the Rockies aren’t 0-4. But after seven straight losing seasons, including the last three in which the team lost over 100 games, […]

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March Madness – Winners, Losers, and Boozers

It’s Saint Patrick’s Day, it’s March Madness, I have picks for you, I have the luck of the Irish, and today, I’m feeling like a genius! Sorry, I mean that I’m feeling like a Guinness! So, grab those bracket sheets, a pen with plenty of ink, join me for that beer, and let’s have some […]

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