Kyle Fredrickson
Denver Broncos Beat Writer at The Denver Gazette
Denver Broncos beat writer and sports enterprise for The @DenverGazette
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3 days ago |
denvergazette.com | Kyle Fredrickson
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4 days ago |
gazette.com | Kyle Fredrickson
The Denver Gazette sports business insider is a reader’s guide to understanding the influence of money, politics and power behind their favorite leagues, teams and players:Sports business insider: The Colorado Rockies drew strong crowds to Coors Field in May despite a historically bad season. Short version: The Rockies ranked No. 16 among MLB teams in home attendance as of Tuesday with an average crowd size of 27,621 over 27 games played.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Kyle Fredrickson
Editor’s note: The Denver Gazette presents a three-part investigative series on health after hockey for NHL players. Part I examined the life and death of Colorado Avalanche enforcer Chris Simon. Part II dug into the support system for retired players. Part III shows how current players view their future. Parker Kelly apologized for something he could not prevent.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Kyle Fredrickson
ENGLEWOOD — Quarterback Bo Nix is getting to know the new buzz-worthy tight end at Broncos Park. Evan Engram is in the building. “He’s been here since he was signed,” Nix said on Thursday following organized team activities Thursday. “Getting ready and preparing. That’s been fun to see.”The Broncos signed Engram, 30, in free agency entering his ninth NFL season. His best statistical years were in 2020 (Giants) and 2023 (Jaguars) with Pro Bowl selections.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Kyle Fredrickson
Editor’s note: The Denver Gazette presents a three-part investigative series on health after hockey for NHL players. Part I examined the life and death of Colorado Avalanche enforcer Chris Simon. Part II digs into the support system for retired players. Kyle Quincey woke up in the hospital after 6 hours of lost consciousness with 40 stitches across his forehead. Quincey, a 16-year-old Canadian in the early 2000s, remained in his junior hockey gear. “It's pretty traumatic, right?" Quincey recalled.
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