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Year XXVI covering the NFL & year XXI chronicling the Broncos, now for @DenSports1043. Also at MaseDenver on other platforms.
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Karros goes into concussion protocol, but not before his 2-run homer powers Rockies to win

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By Andrew Mason Verified, Andrew Mason
| Denver Sports Daily
Rockies Report, Game 120: ROCKIES BOTTOM LINE: After allowing a pair of first-inning solo home runs, Tomoyuki Sugano and the Colorado bullpen combined for eight shutout innings, giving the offense time to finally awaken for three runs to eke out a 3-2 win over an Arizona Diamondbacks side that currently sits in wild-card position.
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If Broncos need an emergency center, Quinn Meinerz is ready

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By Andrew Mason Verified
| Denver Sports Daily
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — When Broncos offensive lineman Michael Deiter left on a cart during Tuesday’s practice, it dealt another injury blow to a position group that could scarcely afford it. Yes, it’s August and the Broncos’ regular-season opener is over a month away.
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Rockies blasted in Arizona as old friend Arenado launches first-inning grand slam

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By Andrew Mason Verified
| Denver Sports Daily
Rockies Report, Game 119: ROCKIES BOTTOM LINE: Nolan Arenado clobbered a Gabriel Hughes fastball 382 feet into the Arizona bullpen in the left-field corner for a first-inning grand slam, setting the Diamondbacks on course for a 9-0 rout of the Rockies at Chase Field on Monday night.
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