Tyreke's Time

After taking 11 college players through the first two days of the draft, the Rockies are back on the clock on Tuesday for the final day of the 2024 MLB Draft. Colorado opened the draft by selecting Georgia slugger Charlie Condon at No. 3 overall. Then on Day 2, the Rockies picked up South Carolina catcher Cole Messina in the third round, followed by five more pitchers. Here’s a look at who the Rockies picked on Day 3 in Rounds 11 through 20. This story will be updated throughout the day. Round 11, No.

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Grounds tickets for the final two rounds of the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club next month have sold out, tournament organizers announced Tuesday. Parking for those days is still available, but organizers expect it to sell out as well. Related Articles Golf | Renck: Colorado’s Wyndham Clark returns to Castle Pines a star.

Editor’s note: Seventh in a series previewing the Broncos’ position groups entering training camp. Today, outside linebackers. Previous previews: quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, offensive line and defensive line. On the roster (nine): Nik Bonitto, Baron Browning, Jonathon Cooper, Jonah Elliss, Drew Sanders (torn Achilles tendon), Thomas Incoom, Ronnie Perkins, Durell Nchami and Jaylon Allen. How many on the 53?

Ingrid Andress — a Colorado-grown singer and songwriter — is going viral after her Monday night performance of the National Anthem at the 2024 Home Run Derby … for the wrong reasons. A video of Andress’ performance was trending on social media before the game even started, with viewers calling it “one of the worst” renditions of the National Anthem in history. “My ears are bleeding,” one viewer wrote on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter.

Mark Vassett admits his knowledge of football isn’t extensive. He is, after all, a punter with only three years of experience in the sport. The Colorado senior knows enough, however, to see a much-improved Buffaloes squad this season. “I’m so excited,” Vassett told BuffZone at Big 12 media day in Las Vegas on Wednesday.