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Today's Avalanche

Lack of power plays troubles Avs' Sacco again even in win
The New York Rangers got five power plays to two for the Avalanche on Saturday night, but you would never have guessed they got more calls based on the booing by Rangers fans at Madison Square Garden toward the officials — not to mention some arms-in-the-air antics by Rangers coach John Tortorella.  


All Things Avs

Postgame Avs-Rangers: Varlemous
NEW YORK – The better goaltender won tonight. That sums up this hockey game tonight at Madison Square Garden, where the Avalanche beat the Rangers 3-1. They did this despite the horribly unfair officiating tonight against the Rangers, with NY coach John Tortorella understandably upset at the end of the game at all those calls  


Today's Colleges

CU Buffs eliminated from NCAA Tournament by Baylor
Baylor's towering frontcourt got all the advanced billing Saturday night, but it was 6-foot-2 Bears sharpshooter Brady Heslip who stole the show and ended Colorado's opportunity to reach the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 for the first time in 43 years.  


Today's Nuggets

Nuggets defeat Boston Celtics as Faried scores 18, with 16 rebounds
Well, you're not going to believe this. Literally one year ago Saturday, Kenneth Faried played the biggest game of his Morehead State career, blocking a game-winning shot to upset Louisville in the NCAA Tournament — a game played at the Pepsi Center.  


Today's Post Preps

Mountain View's Brandon Baeckel shuts down Niwot for 2-1 win
Brandon Baeckel was simply doing his job. The ace of the Mountain View staff watched his team suffer its first loss on Thursday at Niwot from third base, knowing he would have his shot against the Cougars on Saturday.  


Today's Outdoors: Hunting and Fishing

South: Kentucky stops Iowa State's bid
Freshman Marquis Teague scored a career-high 24 points and top-seeded Kentucky put together another complete performance with a dominating second-half run in an 87-71 victory over Iowa State on Saturday.  


All Things Rockies

Rockies Recap: Rockies 8, Dodgers 6
Rockies 8, Dodgers 6 At Salt River Fields Hits: Tim Wheeler cranked a two-run, walk-off homer in the ninth to lift the Rockies to victory. It was his first homer of spring. All told, the Rockies had 17 hits. … Reliever Matt Belisle, the Rockies’ right-handed set-up man, looks primed and ready for the regular  


Today's Skiing

Vonn sets record for most World Cup points
SCHLADMING, Austria—Lindsey Vonn set a women's record for the most World Cup points in a season Saturday after finishing eighth in a slalom won by Austria's Michaela Kirchgasser.  


Mark Kiszla

Kiszla: Led by André Roberson, CU Buffs' future bright in men's basketball
While Baylor arrogantly looked down on Colorado as a reject from the Big 12 Conference, the Bears might not want to look too closely at the truth.  


Woody Paige

Woody Paige: Juan Nicasio worthy of starting Rockies' home opener
Juan Nicasio should be the Rockies' starting pitcher in the home opener. The Juan and Only has earned the right.  


 
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