Finally Healthy, Javon Ruffin Looks To Make Mark In Cu Buffs Backcourt

Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has solved its Comcast problem. Nuggets and Avalanche games will soon be available via a paid-subscription streaming service, with select games also set to be broadcast over-the-air on Denver’s KUSA-9 and KTVD-20, KSE announced Thursday morning. The company plans to debut a streaming service called Altitude+ in October, when both teams begin their 2024-25 seasons.

It took six games, but the Broncos finally won a game in September under head coach Sean Payton. Denver beat Tampa, 26-7, on Sunday and for the first time all season, every aspect of the team seemed to be clicking. The defense came up with a season-high seven sacks and a pair of takeaways.

LoDo, we have a problem. An ongoing problem to be precise. Playing at a hitter’s paradise, better known as Coors Field, the Rockies’ offense continues to underperform. The Rockies had nine mostly empty hits in a 5-2 loss to the Cardinals on Wednesday night. They were 1 for 6 with runners in scoring position and struck out 11 times. Fireworks came late with Brenton Doyle’s leadoff homer in the ninth off lefty reliever Matthew Liberatore.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. – Before taking exit 181 onto Main Street East, before going past Road Hog’s Diner, before contemplating Shoney’s strawberry pie, before buying a gift at Christmas at The Depot off Sam Snead Drive, there is one question to ask about the Broncos as they face the New York Jets: Do you Bo-lieve? The Broncos finally won a game last Sunday, suffocating the Buccaneers 26-7.

Annual roster turnover is just part of the deal in the American Hockey League, but several of the new guys who are expected to lead the way for the Colorado Eagles have something in common: They’ve played here before. While remaking the organization’s depth, the Colorado Avalanche found a bunch of guys who were happy to be back in the Centennial State. “Five years ago I was here and I loved it.

On a team full of new faces, Julian Hammond III is the longest-tenured Buffalo. The Cherry Creek grad has logged 88 games with the Colorado men’s basketball team heading into his senior season. Next in line is recruiting classmate Javon Ruffin. Thanks to a problematic knee, Ruffin hasn’t played nearly as much as Hammond.