Jerami Grant could become a free agent this summer, but because of his defensive versatility and fit with Nikola Jokic Denver will want to keep him.

“Imperfect people can have perfect moments.” ~ Brandy Halladay  It may not have been to the level of the eight-part series “The Last Dance” on Michael Jordan’s career and the 1998 Chicago Bulls, but ESPN’s “Imperfect: The Roy Halladay Story” was something for baseball fans, albeit a bleak depiction of the superb starting pitcher. The E:60 series’ one-hour documentary spent…

The second-best Raptors match of all-time comes from Major League Rugby’s inaugural season in 2018. After a magical 7-1 regular season, the Raptors earned the number one seed heading into the playoffs. With a shot at an appearance in the first MLR championship on the line, the Raptors would need to take care of business against their Rocky Mountain Rivals…

After his fourth season in the big leagues, Carlos González was already a known commodity around MLB. He had earned a Gold Glove Award, a Silver Slugger Award and finished third in the National League Most Valuable Player Award, all from the same dominant 2010 season. The fact he had yet to make the All-Star Team was of minimal concern, but…

BOULDER — The day finally came: Antonio Alfano is no longer a Colorado Buffalo.

BuffZone.com's Brian Howell reported Friday morning that Alfano is no longer enrolled at CU and is no longer a part of the Buffs' football program. Alfano first joined the Buffs in January as a transfer from Alabama and was suspended indefinitely in early March for violating team rules.

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before… Q: What looks like a cartoon butthole, but leaves an even fouler stench on every sports season it touches? A: I guess I gave the punch line away in the headline. * Forgive me. My tight five needs a lot of work. In the 423 combined seasons that the NFL, NBA, NHL,…...

6/15

This would have been an ideal year for the NFL to adopt what could have been a radical change.

The NHL hinted a little more at their plans for the expanded rosters as they mentioned a 28-skater roster with an unlimited number of goaltenders as the current expectation once play resumes. We talked black aces yesterday and have touched on all kinds of different roster scenarios, including some specific line combos, but let’s go prediction time for today’s topic:…...

The first star of the Colorado Rockies simply never was. With 398 career home runs and multiple National League MVP Awards, Dale Murphy entered 1993 as a strong candidate to become only the 25th player to reach 400 homers and secure a spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Yet, when we think of all of the long balls that have…

The Broncos only gave up a fourth-round pick for A.J. Bouye. But don’t be fooled by the trade. Despite only having to give up a fourth-round pick, Denver has sky-high expectations for their new cornerback.

Practice in the morning, golf in the afternoon, a movie screening at night? Disney World can accommodate NBA players like few other locations can.

The playoffs are coming with the NHL’s official announcement yesterday. While that will focus primarily on the format and the details of the draft, it should also include something about what teams are going to look like upon their return. We’ve touched on this a little bit already but I want to get into the idea of teams carrying a…...

Harrison Wind: Torrey Craig

Last season Torrey Craig averaged 20 minutes per game in the regular season but was bumped up to 23.6 per contest in the playoffs and ended up starting 11 of Denver's 14 postseason matchups. He entered the starting lineup for Game 4 of the Nuggets' first round series against the Spurs in place of Will Barton and never left Denver's first five throughout the remainder of the postseason. Barton's strong regular season combined with Gary Harris' All-NBA worthy defense this year gives Craig more roadblocks towards entering the starting five during the playoffs if they do get played this season -- although I still wouldn't rule it out especially if Denver finds itself in dire circumstances -- but he could still play a big role in the postseason.

Craig is averaging only 17.4 minutes per game this season, which a slight reduction from last year's average and makes sense considering Michael Porter Jr.'s presence in the rotation who Craig ceded minutes too. But check out how Craig played against the Rockets, Denver's presumptive first-round opponent if the postseason begins with the current playoff seeding in place.

Nov. 20 vs. Houston: 19 minutes (came off the bench)

Dec. 31 at Houston: 21 minutes (started for an injured Gary Harris)

Jan. 22 at Houston: 27 minutes (started for an injured Gary Harris)

Jan. 26 vs. Houston: 31 minutes (started for an injured Jamal Murray)

Even at full health, the Nuggets will need strong defenders if Denver draws a matchup against Houston (Russell Westbrook, James Harden), Dallas (Luka Doncic), Utah (Donovan Mitchell, Bojan Bogdanovic), Oklahoma City (Chris Paul) and the Clippers (Kawhi Leonard, Paul George) and Lakers (LeBron James). I think Michael Malone calls Craig's number often.

The Pac-12 is allowing member programs to begin in-person, voluntary athletic workouts on June 15, according to a conference press release Tuesday afternoon. Schools will still be required to follow state and local regulations regarding in-person gatherings.

Student-athletes at Pac-12 member universities, including Colorado, will be allowed to do strength and conditioning work at team facilities. Student-athletes can work in small groups in the weight room or using other team facilities but larger groups will still be required to work online.

The NHL announced their “Return To Play” plan today in a teleconference with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. In it, the following plan was released: -24 teams -Regular season is over -Each conference assigned to one of two hub cities -Team staff limited to 50 personnel -Comprehensive system of testing Phase 2 begins early June -Clubs return to home cities for…...

Jerry Rice is the GOAT of wide receivers, but by the time he got to Denver, he could barely get past "Go."

When Hideo Nomo signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1995 to become the first Japanese player in Major League Baseball since San Francisco Giants’ reliever Masanori Murakami (1964-65), he opened the proverbial door for all ballplayers in the Land of the Rising Sun. Naturally, it was a trickle at the start for Nomo’s compatriots: one more player in 1996,…

Ryan Koenigsberg breaks down what you need to know about betting “the spread” Presented by: Draft Kings Sports Book  https://youtu.be/q4akK4r24Gk