
James Merilatt
Digital Editor at KKFN-FM (Greenwood Village, CO)
Digital Editor at https://t.co/AmM0weTALY | @DenverSportsCom
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3 weeks ago |
denversports.com | James Merilatt
It had all the makings of a “One, two, three, Cancun” game. The Nuggets were coming off of back-to-back heartbreaking losses, blowing fourth-quarter leads in Games 4 and 5, collapses that let the chance to win or take control of the series against the Thunder slip through their fingers.
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3 weeks ago |
denversports.com | James Merilatt
The Broncos schedule is out. Their slate of nine home games and eight road tilt has been announced. As always, it features plenty of good opportunities to see Denver play, both at Empower Field and other venues. Eight games away from the Mile High City provides some interesting road trip options for fans. If Broncos Country is looking to travel, there are some great destinations. Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. are some top-flight spots.
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1 month ago |
denversports.com | James Merilatt
As if watching their former player beat them in Game 7 last Saturday wasn’t bad enough, Avalanche fans continue to have salt thrown in the wound as the NHL Playoffs continue. On Wednesday night, Mikko Rantanen continue his heater, recording another hat trick in the Stars victory over the Jets in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Rantan-HIM 🌟 #StanleyCup PSA: Mikko Rantanen has 14 points (8G, 6A) in his last FOUR GAMES. 🤯📺: @DallasStars vs.
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1 month ago |
denversports.com | James Merilatt
The Broncos started their NFL Draft weekend by going with defense in the first round, taking cornerback Jahdae Barron at No. 20. Denver went on that side of the ball to start their work on day three, as well, picking edge rusher Que Robinson out of Alabama at No. 134. #Broncos fans got an NFL-ready, versatile pass rush weapon in Que Robinson. Que was a special teams ace for Alabama early in his career, and developed into a versatile EDGE/LB pass rusher who can work on all three downs.
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1 month ago |
denversports.com | James Merilatt
With the final pick of the sixth round, the Broncos went in a direction that many didn’t expect. They didn’t go offense. They didn’t go defense. Instead, Denver went with special teams. The first punter is off the board: The #Broncos take Florida P Jeremy Crawshaw at 216. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 26, 2025The Broncos were going to have a different punter this season. Riley Dixon departed for Tampa Bay via free agency. Denver added veteran Matt Haack to fill the void.
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