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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos talk about Saints suspensions and "message" from NFL
In locker rooms across the NFL today, players were gathered for offseason workouts when the bombshell news started filling up their cell phones and taking over the sports television news.  


Today's Avalanche

Rinne leads Predators to 2-0 win over Coyotes
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Even on his stomach, Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne was too much for the Phoenix Coyotes.  


All Things Avs

Kevin Porter: Avalanche player grades – D
It’s not the fun part of my job, ripping on a guy. Kevin Porter was/is a nice guy. But he was a D player for the Avs this year. His stats: 35 games played, three goals, four assists, -2. The Avs have to stop believing that players like Porter are going to do anything for  


Today's Broncos

Broncos talk about Saints suspensions and "message" from NFL
In locker rooms across the NFL today, players were gathered for offseason workouts when the bombshell news started filling up their cell phones and taking over the sports television news.  


All Things Broncos

Manning on Seau: A once-in-a-lifetime player
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning today called Junior Seau one of the most dominating defensive player he ever faced. Seau died Wednesday in an apparent suicide. He was 43 years old. Manning was a rookie in 1998, midway through Seau’s Hall of Fame-worthy career. Manning released a lengthy statement today about Seau. It reads, in full:  


Today's Colleges

Loyola holds off DU lacrosse in overtime at ECAC Tournament
Despite a remarkable fourth-quarter, overtime-forcing comeback and too many turnovers, too many Loyola scorers on Wednesday ultimately doomed the University of Denver men's lacrosse team.  


Today's Nuggets

Grizzlies even series 1-1, beat Clippers 105-98
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—O.J. Mayo felt so responsible for how Memphis blew a 27-point lead in the series opener with the Clippers that he had barely slept since that loss.  


All Things Nuggets

Wait, Pau Gasol has more assists than the Nuggets' Ty Lawson?
Yep. After two games, 7-foot Lakers center Pau Gasol has 13 assists, while Denver's starting point guard Ty Lawson has nine.  


Today's Rockies

Weaver pitches no-hitter, Angels beat Twins 9-0
ANAHEIM, Calif.—Jered Weaver pitched the second no-hitter in the majors in less than two weeks, completely overmatching Minnesota and leading the Los Angeles Angels to a 9-0 win over the Twins on Wednesday night.  


All Things Rockies

Chacin expected to make next start, because Rockies' Triple-A arms need more time
Timing is everything -- and the only thing keeping Jhoulys Chacin in the rotation. Chacin is expected to start Monday in San Diego because the preferred replacements aren't ready.  


 
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