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Rockies’ offense AWOL again in 4-1 loss to Texas as Colorado drops to 7-35

23 hours ago | denverpost.com | Patrick Saunders

The director might have changed, but the Rox Show looks the same. In their second game under interim manager Warren Schaeffer, the Rockies’ offense was once again a no-show in a 4-1 loss to the Rangers on Tuesday night at Globe Field. Schaeffer was named interim manager on Sunday when Bud Black was fired.
Broncos hire ex-Patriots scout Camren Williams in personnel role

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Luca Evans |Parker Gabriel

The Broncos’ winter of staff attrition, finally, is turning over to a spring of staff addition. Denver is hiring Camren Williams, the New England Patriots’ director of college scouting, as the organization’s co-director of player personnel, a source confirmed to The Denver Post on Tuesday afternoon. ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported the hire.
Keeler: Jordon Hudson vs. Jordan Seaton! Deion Sanders, Bill Belichick need to make CU Buffs-Tar Heels series reality

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Sean Keeler

Jordan Seaton vs. Jordon Hudson. Coach Prime vs. Coach Glime. Deion Sanders vs. Bill Belichick. CU vs. North Carolina. Home and home. Make it happen, Rick George. Don’t tell me you don’t want that smoke. You never go down the Deion road in the first place if you don’t want every last bit of smoke west of Vatican City. Come on. It’s gotta happen. Doesn’t it? Remember those empty seats at the spring game? Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders have moved on.
Broncos 2025 schedule predictions: What will Denver’s quest to end Kansas City’s AFC West supremacy look like?

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Parker Gabriel |Luca Evans

The Broncos enter 2025 with stability at the top of the organization, an apparent long-term answer at quarterback in place and a surprise playoff berth last year from which to build. When the NFL schedule’s released Wednesday night, the exact path toward returning to the postseason will be known. That makes it time for a time-honored tradition that doubles as something of a fool’s errand. It’s time for The Post’s beat reporters to guess the Broncos’ schedule.
District 49 sues CHSAA, Colorado Civil Rights Division, AG Phil Weiser over transgender athlete policies

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Kyle Newman

After adopting a policy banning transgender athletes from playing on teams that match their gender identities last Thursday, District 49 upped the ante the next day by filing a preemptive lawsuit. District 49 named CHSAA, the Colorado Civil Rights Division and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser in the lawsuit.
Broncos podcast: Who stood out at Denver’s weekend rookie minicamp?

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Parker Gabriel |Luca Evans

Denver Post Broncos beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Luca Evans return to the podcast to break down Denver’s weekend rookie minicamp. What did Sean Payton have to say about RB RJ Harvey that caught the guys’ attention? And what under-the-radar names stood out? All that and more on the latest edition of the 1st & Orange Podcast. WatchListenSubscribe to the podcastSoundCloud | iTunes | Stitcher | RSSWant more Broncos news? Sign up for the Broncos Insider to get all our NFL analysis.
Broncos agree to terms with ILB Jordan Turner, WR Kyrese White

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Luca Evans |Parker Gabriel

A few minutes after the Broncos’ rookie minicamp ended in a final huddle Saturday, Sean Payton made clear two tryout rookies had caught his eye. “There’s a couple we want to discuss,” Payton said then, “that I think have a chance of going to camp with us.”Those couple, evidently, were Michigan State inside linebacker Jordan Turner and Utah State wideout Kyrese White, both undrafted free-agent tryouts who took the field in Dove Valley on Saturday.
Renck vs. Keeler: Can Nuggets beat Thunder if Nikola Jokic can’t shake slump?

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

Renck: As Nikola Jokic’s repeated shots clanked off the front rim, it raised the unnerving question: What is wrong with him? The conclusion is simple. The greatest player in the world is knee-deep in a head-throbbing slump. Jokic has shot below 40% over a three-game stretch with at least 15 attempts for the first time in his career, per ESPN. He is missing bunnies and 3-pointers (6 for 28).
Trump’s reshaping of higher education tests America’s appeal for international students

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Annie Ma |Makiya Seminera |Jocelyn Gecker

By ANNIE MA, MAKIYA SEMINERA and JOCELYN GECKER, Associated PressAs he finishes college in China, computer science student Ma Tianyu has set his sights on graduate school in the United States. No country offers better programs for the career he wants as a game developer, he said. He applied only to U.S. schools and was accepted by some. But after the initial excitement, he began seeing reasons for doubt. First, there was President Donald Trump’s trade war with China.
New mental health hospital opens in Edwards, restoring care on Colorado’s Western Slope

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Meg Wingerter

Colorado once again has psychiatric beds available west of the Front Range after Vail Health opened a new inpatient facility last week. Until recently, West Springs Hospital in Grand Junction was the only option for inpatient psychiatric treatment between metro Denver and Salt Lake City. The hospital closed in early March because of financial difficulties, though its detoxification facility and outpatient clinic remained open.