Sports

Saturday’s disaster made the worst kind of headlines.

Muhammad Naimov walked into the UFC Octagon as the biggest underdog on the card June 3.

An NBA title, tweets from the Grateful Dead, some post-win pickleball, and an epic parade day made it one hell of a week for the Denver Nuggets coach.

An estimated 750,000 people showed up at the Denver Nuggets parade.

Hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the downtown parade and rally at Civic Center Park, where Michael Malone was a star.

“It was a matter of popping that cherry,” said Jamal Murray.

The official celebration will be Thursday, June 15.

Go Broncos, and pass the Xanax.

The Nugs continue to defy the doubters.

It’s easy to assume that they’re nothing more than Nikola’s goons, but the reality is very different.

The last time Laura Keeney attended a Nuggets game years ago she did so in a wheelchair. Now she’s back on two feet, and attending the NBA finals.

The doubters will only be silenced by an NBA championship – still two wins away.

School superintendent Chris Gdowski has a collection of Nuggets-themed Pepsi cans from nearly half-a-century ago that he’s busted out for the NBA finals.

MPJ and KCP were turned into alphabet soup.

Ken Jeong fever was running wild at Ball Arena on June 1 during game one of the NBA finals between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat.

Kenrick Perkins and Nick Wright were among those taken to task.

Dumping on Denver was common throughout the playoffs.

Denver and Miami meet in the first game of the NBA finals on June 1.

Kenn Solomon has been winning fans since 1990, and he’s come out of retirement for the basketball championship.

The billionaire sports mogul has seen three of his teams win championships over the past year and a half. Now it’s the Nuggets’ turn.

Melo’s jersey can sit right next to Jokic’s above the rafters.

Aurora is investing in video games with their very own youth esports program, which the city is looking to expand to other places across Colorado.