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Today's Avalanche

New Colorado Avalanche line has plenty to prove
Avalanche center Paul Stastny and wingers David Jones and TJ Galiardi have something to prove. At the very least, they want to complement the Ryan O'Reilly-centered line, Colorado's most productive in all three zones.  



All Things Avs

He's baaaackkk! Ryan Wilson video interview
Rugged Avalanche defenseman Ryan Wilson was activated today and will be available when the team visits the Blackhawks on Friday and the Blues on Saturday. Wilson, who has missed the past 13 games with a head injury, is second on the team in plus-minus, at plus-5, and led the team in that category when he  



Today's Broncos

Broncos' O-coordinator McCoy: Jaguars' job won't distract me
Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy said today he's not letting the opportunity to interview for Jacksonville's head coaching vacancy distract from preparations for the Broncos' first  



All Things Broncos

Prater may not be enough to beat Steelers in overtime Sunday
The Broncos have played three overtime games this year and won them all on Matt Prater field goals. The Denver Post would be remiss, then, if it didn’t point out the fairly new NFL overtime rules that will be in effect when the Broncos meet the Pittsburgh Steelers in a first-round AFC playoff game Sunday  



Today's Colleges

Buffs' balanced attack turns back Washington
Tad Boyle didn't celebrate. He simply exhaled. Colorado's assertive 87-69 victory over Washington on Thursday night at the Coors Events Center will have the young Buffs and the 7,110 fans who witnessed the performance firsthand dreaming of a Pac-12 championship.  



Today's Nuggets

Nuggets forward Al Harrington is a tower of power
Even now, when his season has started with a bang, when it's obvious Al Harrington has crafted a Superman-esque physique, there is a long pause when he's asked how much he weighs.  



All Things Nuggets

Here's why Kenneth Faried doesn't play more
I wrote about this in my game story today, but if you missed out, coach George Karl talked about Kenneth Faried after last night's game. Now, there's no question that the rookie forward is a fiery, energetic rookie who can end up on YouTube and SportsCenter in a matter of moments (such as last night).  



Today's Post Preps

Top-ranked Denver East defeats ThunderRidge in city-suburbs contest
East's annual suburban tour continued Thursday night, a move that the historically powerful Angels instituted in the 2000s to seek out the best possible competition in nonleague.  



Today's Outdoors: Hunting and Fishing

$1.7M available for Colorado recreation projects
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it has $1.7 million in matching grants available to support projects that would benefit fishing, shooting ranges or motorized boating.  



Today's Rockies

Former top prospect Reynolds dealt to Rangers
As the Rockies nose-dived in September, general manager Dan O'Dowd admitted the team has to draft better.  



Dave Krieger

Krieger: In the end, Broncos' offensive problems come down to execution
Ask your average NFL analyst  what went wrong with the  Broncos' passing game in the final three games of the season and he'll answer with the two most popular words on ESPN:Tim Tebow.  


 
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All Things Nuggets
Everything Nuggets from Benjamin Hochman and Chris Dempsey
All Things Rockies
Rockies notes from the diamond with Troy E. Renck and Jim Armstrong
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Analysis, notes and minutiae from preps editor Neil Devlin
Outdoor Extremes
Outdoor blog from John Meyer and Jason Blevins
All Things Motorsports
The Post's Obbie Harvey posts entries on this blog devoted to NASCAR

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