Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Colorado, United States across Hockey, Football, Basketball.
Colorado College’s Tiger Hockey program is expanding its season‑ticket waitlist, offering pre‑sale privileges, event invitations and a clear pathway for supporters to secure seats for the 2026‑27 campaign.
With stars like Jose Ramirez sidelined, fantasy managers can gain a competitive edge by targeting emerging closers, hot bats, and speed threats available on the waiver wire this week.
Injuries have reshaped lineups across the league, opening windows for lesser‑known contributors to step into pivotal roles. Relief pitcher Gregory Soto of the Pittsburgh Pirates has logged 11 saves this season, posting a 3.16 ERA and a 0.96 WHIP, making him a reliable option for teams needing late‑inning stability. First baseman Bryce Eldridge of the San Francisco Giants is batting .319 with six homers and a .963 OPS over 33 games, a surge that has secured his spot in the majors as the Giants chase production. Paul Goldschmidt, now with the New York Yankees, has gone 29‑for‑82 (.354) with six homers and 22 RBI during his last 19 outings, a hot streak amplified by the absence of Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. Versatile utility player Sam Antonacci of the Chicago White Sox has stolen nine bases in 55 games, positioning him as a potential fill‑in for the sidelined Jose Ramirez, whose hand injury will sideline him for five to seven weeks. Outfielder Jake McCarthy of the Colorado Rockies enjoys a .375 wOBA and a .224 ISO at Coors Field, and with 13 of the next 16 games at home, his recent form could translate into a steady stream of runs and steals. Owners should prioritize Soto for save situations, Eldridge for power upside, Goldschmidt for consistent RBI production, Antonacci for speed, and McCarthy for high‑altitude matchups, while monitoring the health of Ramirez and the Yankees’ outfield.
Former Detroit Red Wings forward Todd Bertuzzi is being discussed as the leading candidate to take the helm of the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in the Ontario Hockey League, a move that would bring his distinctive blend of playing experience and coaching ambition to the junior ranks.
The 2026 Class 2 All‑State Girls Soccer Team was announced, highlighting a breakout season for Nelson County and its standout athletes.
A 6‑foot‑5 forward from West Valley High School commits to the Huskies, joining a family steeped in college basketball and aiming to add his own chapter to a storied lineage.
The Vegas Golden Knights posted a 28‑8‑1 record under John Tortorella, but the Minnesota Wild fell to the Colorado Avalanche and remain a step away from true championship contention.
The Colorado Avalanche remain favorites for the Stanley Cup after losing a depth forward, while the San Jose Sharks add Michael Kesselring, the Toronto Maple Leafs hire a new head coach, Juraj Slafkovsky advances in his career, and the New York Rangers consider moving Vincent Trocheck.
This week's Closer Report highlights key changes in MLB closer roles, including Ryan Helsley's return to the Baltimore Orioles and Daniel Palencia's injury for the Chicago Cubs. The article also provides updates on top-tier closers like Mason Miller, Cade Smith, and Jhoan Duran, detailing their recent performances and statistics. It covers injuries, saves, and notable performances across various teams, offering insights into the current state of MLB bullpen situations.
The recent victory of the U.S. Men’s National Team over Paraguay sparked celebrations in Long Beach and dozens of other locales, where supporters came together to mark the occasion with soccer-themed festivities.
Virginia Tech announced the hiring of Josh Reynolds, a seasoned pitching coach with a diverse collegiate and professional background, to lead its new analytics-driven pitching program.
The second annual Roy Halladay Award recognizes senior baseball players who excel in competition, scholarship, and service. This year's five finalists each bring a unique mix of achievements, from top GPAs to volunteer leadership, preparing to be honored at a Rockies game.
After a standout three‑year stint at Georgia Tech, Baye Ndogo has chosen the University of Pittsburgh, reuniting with former teammates and adding a versatile big man to the Panthers’ roster.
Indiana University has extended a scholarship to Dylan Betts, a 7‑foot‑3 center ranked among the top prospects in the 2028 class, sparking excitement across the recruiting landscape.
The trade, which also involves a 2026 and 2027 third‑round pick and goaltender Magnus Chrona, clears cap space for Colorado and adds depth to Nashville.
After six straight road victories, the Toronto Marlies return home for Game 3 of the Calder Cup Finals, hoping to capitalize on a standout performance by their top line and a ‘no‑quit’ mentality from head coach John Gruden.
The United States Men's National Team's triumph over Paraguay has ignited celebrations in dozens of U.S. cities, from Atlanta to Vancouver.
A paternity‑leave musing that weaves a baseball walk‑off, a daughter's mouse‑laden pajamas, and a saxophone‑playing mouse named Gary into a single, unexpected narrative.
A single remark by analyst Mike Grella describing the U.S. vs. Australia World Cup match as a 'layup' ignited a six‑month rivalry that has now taken center stage, drawing on historic sports clashes and fueling both teams' determination.
The Colorado Avalanche have seen another assistant coach depart, echoing a pattern from last season, while GM Joe Sakic offered only vague injury updates. Across the NHL, teams are making key personnel decisions that could shape next year's dynamics.
From foosball tournaments to limited‑edition brews, Breckenridge Brewery is turning its Colorado locations into vibrant game‑day gathering spots, leveraging its partnership with Tilray Brands to deliver a series of fan‑focused activations.
Breckenridge Brewery, part of Tilray Brands, is hosting a Colorado‑wide soccer celebration featuring watch parties, foosball contests, limited‑release beers and themed merchandise to engage fans during the summer’s major international tournament.
Kim Weiss, a pioneering coach with NHL and AHL experience, has left the Colorado Eagles to head the new Las Vegas expansion team in the Professional Women’s Hockey League, bringing her vision of a first‑class environment to a city hungry for hockey.
The PWHL announced Kim Weiss as its new coach for the Las Vegas franchise, highlighting her AHL background, historic milestones, and reunion with general manager Dominique DiDia.