Denver is a football town despite supporting a wide variety of sports franchises. Elway is God. Tebow is the Good Lord’s left hand man. And that too seems wicked simple.
Before the United States takes on Japan in the Women’s World Cup Final this Sunday, Abby Wambach’s head will become a full-blown celebrity. Hope Solo’s contagious smile will be burned indelibly into the American sports audience’s consciousness. Homare Sawa will become an even larger celebrity in her home nation of Japan where she is already its most revered female sports figure.
A story full of amazing moments and brilliant detail gathered up such depth as to seem fabricated. To be sure, this tale of a warm summer day in Dresden belongs in the pantheon of great American sports stories.
Von Miller and Rahim Moore were the highlights of a defense-heavy draft engineered by the new John Elway/John Fox regime in Dove Valley. Listen in as Ian Cerveny and Dan Olson review the Denver Broncos’ 2011 NFL Draft picks.
Dan Olson, Ian Cerveny, Jason Dennee and a multiple personality disorder discuss the Colorado Rockies’ April run. This PSC Rockies podcast was recorded on location at the Familia Camarena Tequila Loft above the Coors Field bullpens during a wintry late-April game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Colorado Rockies.
Welcome to the Pro Sports Colorado All-Cerveny Mock Draft. Ian and Ben Cerveny teamed up to lay out EXACTLY how today’s 2011 NFL Draft will play out. Watch and learn slackers!
The MLB-best Colorado Rockies have shot out to a 10-2 record over the first two weeks of the 2011 Season. Find out why they’re so damn good, how long the ride will last, and why the Rockies are favorites to win the NL West
The Nuggets face the Northwest Division rival Thunder in an NBA Playoffs battle. Two of the most athletic teams in the league will go toe-to-toe starting this Sunday, April 17th. Dan Olson and Ian Cerveny take you inside this thrilling first round matchup with a series preview.
Said Foote to the Avalanche faithful and his teammates after his final game at Pepsi Center, “Thank you for your support, and I love you all.â€
The Colorado Rockies have the look of a division winner with just 154 games to go in the 2011 MLB Season.
