Comment on Sam Malinski’s consistent play has been an early-season bright spot for Avalanche

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The day before the NHL free agent market opened this past offseason, Sam Malinski looked like a safe bet to be in the Colorado Avalanche lineup on opening night. Then the Avs added not one or two, but five defensemen with more NHL experience than him before training camp began. Undeterred, Malinski not only won a spot on the club’s third pairing but he’s been one of the most consistent, stable players on the roster in a season full of upheaval. “It’s been good.

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Bo Nix’s health leading up to the Broncos’ matchup against the Browns on Monday night is worth monitoring. The rookie quarterback was listed as a limited participant due to a back injury. Denver’s injury report on Thursday was an estimation since the team held a walkthrough. It’s unclear when Nix sustained the injury, but he was seen on the broadcast icing his back late in Denver’s victory over the Raiders.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix was named the NFL rookie of the week for the third week running on Thursday, the team announced in a news release. Nix earned the award after completing 25 of 42 pass attempts for 273 yards and two touchdowns in the Broncos’ week 12 win over their division rival the Las Vegas Raiders.

Airport officials announced that travelers driving to and then flying out of Denver International Airport on Thursday will need to use off-site parking lots. All of DIA’s lots and garages were full as of 8 a.m. The airport gave notice of its full parking situation in a Thanksgiving morning post on the social media site X. Airport officials confirmed that all on-site parking lots remained full as of 10:30 a.m.