Troy Renck

4 days ago | denverpost.com | Troy Renck |Sean Keeler

Renck: The Nuggets’ season expired in the second round for the second straight year, and the posture of boss Josh Kroenke thus far is to follow former general manager Calvin Booth’s plan. Blend in young players with a core four that the franchise wants to keep together longer than the Beatles. Contrast that with the Avs, who were given permission to execute an HGTV makeover … only to result in a first-round exit. Sean, who is in a worse position to maximize their championship window moving forward?

6 days ago | denverpost.com | Troy Renck

Joy comes in many forms. It was impossible to miss as royal blue caps and baseball gloves soared into the air on a cloudless Saturday, celebrating Cherry Creek’s 10th state baseball title. On the All-Star Park field after an 8-1 victory over Regis Jesuit, teammates screamed and hugged as parents, overcome with emotion, wiped away tears. There is nothing like finishing a season as a champion. For Wyatt and Walker Rudden, it represented their last time on a high school diamond together.

1 week ago | denverpost.com | Troy Renck

Joe Flacco is closer to AARP than QB1. At 40, on his fifth team, he is not interested in being a mentor. And this ties back locally to Shedeur Sanders. Flacco is favored to start for the Cleveland Browns, where he went from the couch to the playoffs in 2023. But this is Cleveland. Rhymes with dysfunction. So nothing about Flacco’s return smacks of a feel-good story.

1 week ago | denverpost.com | Troy Renck

The collision makes it impossible not to recoil when watching. It was Dec. 11, 2022, a soggy afternoon at Levi’s Stadium when Tampa Bay’s Tom Brady tried to squeeze a pass over the middle to Chris Godwin. Talanoa Hufanga read his eyes and became a radio player — heard before seen. He slammed into Godwin with his left shoulder so hard it whiplashed the receiver and demanded the exchange of insurance papers.

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Troy Renck

DENVER - On the first day of the rest of his life, David Adelman dressed like David Duchovny and took questions. The dark coat, white dress shirt and black tie did not seem like a coincidence. Before he thanked all the important people in his life, from family to former high school coaches, Adelman navigated six weeks as the interim, his sanity preserved during the playoffs by watching the X-Files with his young son and daughter. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.