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When it comes to the perpetual biggest question encircling the Nuggets’ championship hopes, Jamal Murray is a man of few words. Will Denver’s point guard be dealing with any health limitations as training camp begins? “No,” Murray said Thursday. “I feel good.” Next question. Murray’s standard operating procedure was curt and concise during his media day news conference at Ball Arena, and health is always a particularly tricky subject.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. — It was them, not him. The Broncos defense let Vance Joseph down exactly a year ago this week, failing to communicate, tackle or provide effort in an embarrassing 70-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins that had some calling for his head. Rather than point fingers at the players, Joseph looked in the mirror.

Russell Westbrook has no plans to change his approach to basketball. At 35 and playing for his fifth team since 2019, the Nuggets guard made it clear during the team’s media day that he’s not trying to tone down the intensity that once made him a league MVP and nine-time all-star.

Even after unveiling new streaming and over-the-air methods to watch Nuggets and Avalanche games, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has not given up on also returning to Comcast. Executive Kevin Demoff told The Denver Post that KSE is still trying to reach an agreement to bring Altitude Sports back to local Comcast customers before the NBA and NHL seasons begin in October. Altitude, the KSE-owned regional sports network, has been blacked out on Comcast due to a carriage dispute since September 2019.

Jonathan Drouin is sleeping well these days. Part of that is because he’s found a new home with the Colorado Avalanche after a breakout 2023-24 season. It’s also partly because his wife, son and newborn daughter haven’t arrived in Denver yet because his baby girl isn’t old enough to fly. “I’m sure when they get here, my wife will catch up on some sleep and I’ll try to cover for some of what I’ve missed,” Drouin said.

In high school, Shedeur Sanders was a highly recruited quarterback who drew interest from a lot of the top colleges in the country. Colorado head coach Deion Sanders hasn’t forgotten how well he and his son were treated during the recruiting process by then-Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn. Related Articles Coach Prime’s CU Buffs showing improvement, with room for more Pac-12 bowl projections: Utah and Oregon to the CFP as USC’s outlook dims and WSU keeps rolling Deion Sanders says CU Buffs safety Shilo Sanders “not counted out” for UCF, expects RB Dallan Hayden, DT Chidozie Nwankwo to play vs.