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Drew Litton: Colorado’s post All-Star Game blues
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Drew Litton: In Colorado, hope springs eternal — on ice, not diamond
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Silverman: Denver and Atlanta were linked by boycotts long before the All-Star Game
The morning docket finally finished near noon. I hustled to 16th Street and boarded the shuttle. Exiting at Blake Street, I rushed four blocks north to an open field where a small crowd assembled. Attendees were handed two bags of peanuts in special packaging commemorating “Coors Field Groundbreaking — Oct. 16, 1992.” Sensing a baseball […]
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Littwin: Let’s give thanks to Trump and his toadies for bringing the All-Star Game to Coors Field
Even though Coloradans overwhelmingly rejected Donald Trump on the 2020 ballot — he lost by the greatest margin in the state since Reagan crushed Mondale in 1984 — we should offer him a belated thank you. Seriously. Without Trump and, specifically, without his GOP toadies, Major League Baseball would never have moved the All-Star Game […]
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Nicolais: This year, the April Fools’ joke is on Rockies fans
Nothing could be more apropos than the first Colorado Rockies Opening Day without Nolan Arenado in nearly a decade falling on April Fools’ Day. The Rockies beat the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers 8-5. That is the joke. One game into the season and the Rockies likely hit their high watermark for the year. In […]
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Drew Litton: Colorado’s hope springs eternal … but not at Coors Field
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Drew Litton: Colorado just doesn’t feel the same without Nolan Arenado, Phillip Lindsay
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Drew Litton: Watching the Rockies go up in smoke
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Colorado’s Tattered Cover bookstore sold, will become nation’s largest Black-led bookseller
NEW YORK — A leading independent bookstore, the Colorado-based Tattered Cover, has been sold to a group of investors and will become the country’s largest Black-led bookseller. An investment group led by Denver natives Kwame Spearman, who will serve as CEO and operations manager, and David Back purchased the Tattered Cover for an undisclosed amount […]