Articles ft. the Nuggets

“The wonderful thing about sports is that anything can happen. Denver has been spoiled by the most unlikely of playoff runs in recent years – examples: Rocktober and Tebow Magic. And this year’s Nuggets squad seems poised to execute their playoff demons of past years and make a run.“ Read […]

“Carmelo got just we he wanted. His wife did, too. They got the exposure and the big city lights. We got a better team. It’s not such a bad deal after all.” Read more

Luke Binder (@303Luke) has been kind enough to share his fine writing with us in the past. His WordPress site can be found HERE. Today he allowed us to reproduce this letter to Carmelo, which we think our readers will enjoy. Thanks, Luke.

“Sports are fiction and fantasy, emotion and illogic. It’s our story. Our response to sports is supposed to be visceral and hardly thought out. It’s a realm not meant for reason. We love sports and we are guided by our passions. It’s simple. And there’s nothing wrong with that.” Read […]

“There’s nothing more potent in sports than the idea that “nobody believes in us”. Did a prickly columnist at the Denver Post feed George Karl’s resolve by questioning his work ethic?” Read More

We are big fans of Bill Simmons “the sports guy” around here. In fact, just this week on the Fancast John Reidy made the case that our site would not even exist if not for the pioneering efforts of guys like Bill. We’re not surprised, though, when we hear people […]

After a big win over the Clippers I waxed poetic. Snap your fingers, light a skinny cigarette and join me for a coffee shop style Nuggets vignette. Read more

When the LA Clippers come into Pepsi Center tonight they’ll bring a little piece of Denver with them. Point Guard Chauncey Billups is once again healthy and contributing for the Clippers after having recovered from a torn Achille’s tendon that threatened to end his career.Regardless of which team he plays […]

(article inspired by the Denver Post) “Arsenal has developed a reputation of being unwilling to pay top players. Kroenke’s notoriously tight check book is problematic in the NHL and in the NBA. In big time European soccer it’s a menace.” Read more

“The fact that they have remained so painfully close to being a contender year after year is impressive. It’s also frustrating – and that’s why they continually get bashed.” Read More