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The Colorado Rapids finally heard a bell. One of Kei Kamara’s many former teams, the Rapids fell victim to the 39-year-old’s right-footed finishing touch in the 45th minute en route to losing the Leagues Cup semifinal to LAFC, 4-0. Rapids coach Chris Armas isn’t focused on the numbers on the scoreboard. Despite the loss at LAFC, tons of confidence has been injected into his team on the way to a third-place match in Leagues Cup.

Professional golfers and celebrities take part in the Gardner Heidrick Pro-Am tournament of BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colorado on Aug. 21, 2024. Among the celebrities were Peyton Manning, Gabe Landeskog, John Elway and Country singer Luke Bryan. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

A slow-speaking Ben Carson trying to cover up Trump's criminality and immorality made a weirdo analogy about him being a surgeon with just a bad bedside manner trying to convince evangelicals that don't like him to vote. Carson, a Trump stooge from way back, must be responding to the recent Evangelicals for Harris push.

CASTLE ROCK — Here’s a switch: Brandon Stokley hung Peyton Manning out to dry. “I take all the responsibility for that,” Stokley, the ex-Broncos receiver and Front Range radio staple, told me after the Gardner Heidrick Pro-Am on Wednesday at Castle Pines Golf Club. “That was my fault. We shouldn’t have hit the driver there, we should’ve hit the wood.” Only Peyton Bleepin’ Manning could win a pro-am with one of the worst shots known to man.