James Merilatt and Will Petersen are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Will and James react to the Nuggets heartbreaking loss to the Timberwolves. Who is to blame for the Nuggets bluster to end the game? Was Westbrook’s foul on the final three-point attempt, inexcusable? How impressive was Jokic’s 61-10-10 performance last night? Will last’s night loss cost the Nuggets when it comes to seeding in the west? Should Nuggets fans be upset about many of their players sitting tonight after their double overtime game, last night? James and Will react to the latest NFL mock draft, which includes Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter being selected in the top 5 and the Broncos selecting Omarion Hampton. We wrap up the show with the news of Carmello Anthony being announced as a first ballot basketball hall of famer.

Will Petersen and Marcello Romano are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Will and Cello discuss the potential new stadium for the Broncos and where they will build their next stadium. How would Broncos Country react to the Broncos potentially moving out of the heart of Denver? Is Broncos ownership looking for an entire “district” to go along with their new stadium? We have breaking news as Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr. are ruled out for tonight’s game. Are the Nuggets at the point in the season where they are resting their player’s regularly before the playoffs? We wrap up the show with Will’s theory on the Avalanche and finishing the Broncos new stadium conversation.

Mike Rice and Dante Gomez are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Mike and Dante breakdown Broncos ownership’s comments on a potential news stadium for the Broncos. What part of Denver would a new stadium be built? Are we sure the Broncos will be moving out of Denver and into a suburb? Will the Penner’s be financing the whole project? We are joined by MLB scout, Ed Henderson to discuss Kyle Freeland not pitching into the 7th inning on Opening Day, Kris Bryant’s struggles and much more. We wrap up the show with reacting to our time with Ed and previewing the Final Four for March Madness.

Mike Rice and Dante Gomez are in for Denver Sports Tonight. In hour 1, Mike and Dante react to the news of the day in Deion Sanders and the University of Colorado agreeing to a record setting contract extension. Have the expectations for Colorado football changed with Prime’s new contract? Will CU be able to keep up with recruiting with the national power houses of college football? The Rockies started off their season in a “rocky” way, but who is to blame for the loss? Should Bud Black have left Kyle Freeland in the game longer? The Nuggets continue their up and down season as they beat the Bucks earlier this week, but are we sold on the Nuggets as championship contenders?

Mike Rice and Dante Gomez are in for Denver Sports Tonight. In hour 2, Mike and Dante continue their conversation on the Nuggets and what we think we will see from them in the playoffs. Is their defense and bench still a question mark or a known but a weakness? We pivot to the Broncos and put ourselves in their shoes for the upcoming 2025 draft. Has Sean Payton identified a player like he did a year ago with Bo Nix, that is “his guy” in the 2025 draft? Will the Broncos select a running back with their first-round pick or will they be happy to select from a few options and wait till later in the draft to address running back? We wrap up the show with a discussion on the Avalanche.

Denver Sports tonight starts with Jake Shapiro and Aniello Piro asking what do we do with this Denver Nuggets team? How does bad health, starter player stats, and other teams in the west play into a Nuggets deep playoff chance? And what are 5 things to be excited about this season as a Rockies fan?

Denver Sports tonight continues as Jake Shapiro and Aniello Piro react to Lebron James on the draft being rigged. What would a modern-day Nuggets team look like had they gotten first pick in the 2003 draft? What could the NBA do to fix its underlying problems? And what about what’s going on with the Avs?

Will Petersen and Marcello Romano are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Will and Cello react to the Broncos projected win total and decide if they like the over or under more. Will the Broncos be able to surpass their 10 wins from a season ago? How many “cupcakes” are on the Broncos schedule in 2025? We have breaking news as Nikola Jokic is available and expected to play tonight. Will the Nuggets be able to handle the shorthanded Bucks tonight? Will walks us through Nathan MacKinnon’s incredible power play goal from last night. Where does MacKinnon rank in terms of all-time Avalanche greats? We wrap up the show with the announcement of CSU’s next basketball coach and preview the Rockies as the MLB season is underway starting tomorrow.

Will Petersen and Marcello Romano are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Will and Cello react to the news of Russell Wilson signing with the New York Giants. Does this mean Pittsburgh will sign Aaron Rodgers to be their quarterback in 2025? Will we see Russ starting for the Giants when they come to Denver to play the Broncos? We hear from Von Miller and his thoughts on a potential return to the Broncos. Does Miller in 2025 add enough value for the Broncos to bring him in? Will the Nuggets be able to “flip the switch” come playoff time? Has Michael Malone’s message become stale in the Nuggets locker room? We wrap up the show with the Stanley Cup odds and if we want to see the Avalanche matchup with the Dallas Stars in the playoffs. Are there any true rivalries left in professional sports?

Mike Rice and Dante Gomez are in for Denver Sports Tonight. Mike and Dante are joined by CSU basketball play-by-play announcer, Brian Roth. How did the team feel about the no call on the final play and the controversial non-travel? How did CSU feel about their chances heading into the second round as a large underdog? Will CSU’s success be repeatable with Niko Medved on the move? We pivot to the Nuggets and Jokic’s MVP case as he has missed the last week of games. If SGA wins the MVP, would he be a deserving candidate? We wrap up the show with how we would describe this season’s Nuggets team.