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Mammoth May Miss Playoffs for First Time

By Melissa Dafni

It’s cliche, but the Mammoth are in control of their playoff destiny for at least one more week. Heading into back to back games against the Washington Stealth last week, the Mammoth prospects looked good. Going into the half Friday night, they looked especially good. The Mammoth offense was playing aggressive, Andrew Leyshon was making [...]

Early Winter Blast Blankets Rockies Game

By Jason Ackerman

**UPDATE: Happ scheduled to start Game 3.** Major League Baseball has postponed tonight’s NLDS game 3 between the Rockies and the Phillies due to frigid temperatures and snowfall. The Phillies definitely get the better of this weather-induced shakeup.

Rocktober 2: Bring in Da Cold, Bring in Da Snow

By Jason Ackerman

photo by Mikespille The Rockies did what they needed to do – bring home one victory from Philadelphia. One could argue they needed to win both, but we all know that isn’t true. They simply needed to steal the home field advantage, because with it they quite possibly might have stolen the Phillies’ confidence. Had [...]

Game 162: First Meaningless Game of the Year

By Jason Ackerman

As I sit to compose this, it’s still the top of the 8th. I know it’s bad form to start writing the obituary before the guy is dead… but to say the Rocks are on life support in this game, and by extension the division title race, is being kind at best.

Batter up: Iannetta, Helton, Atkins take turns playing Rockies Hero

By Ian Cerveny

Having locked up the Wild Card spot with a total team effort, the Rockies will try to keep on rolling. Colorado has a chance to win their first ever NL West Pennant.

Rockies hope math plays out

By Jason Ackerman

With the magic number at ONE – today’s game looms large.

Orange and Blue Forced to Wait in Line

By Jason Ackerman

So how do things look at Dove Valley, from where I stand? I stand in the same place most of you do – interested, but with no insider knowledge, only what the local media sees fit to feed me. I stand in a place where I want to be optimistic, but I’m cautiously pessimistic. And how things look is UNSETTLED.

Western Conference Wish List

By Ian Cerveny

With just over one week left in the NBA Regular Season, the playoff picture is still murky. Five and a half games separate two from eight, and the only squad with proven playoff mettle in that tight field (San Antonio) just lost its most dynamic player for the season.