Mark Kiszla is an award-winning sportswriter who has been covering sports in Colorado, particularly in Denver, since 1983. He is known for his candid and often opinionated commentary on local sports teams, particularly the Denver Broncos. Kiszla's work has been featured in various publications, including The Denver Post, Greeley Tribune, and The Orlando Sentinel.
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Mark Kiszla's articles predominantly focus on sports, specifically football and the Denver Broncos. His coverage includes event analysis, expert commentary, announcements, and opinion editorials related to football events.
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By: Mark Kiszla
Friday Faceoff: Can the Avalanche win the Stanley Cup without a big contribution from Valeri Nichushkin?
By: Mark Kiszla
Kiz, when analyzing the Broncos' chances of beating the Chiefs, it's simply put: It's Bo Nix versus Patrick Mahomes.
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LUBBOCK, Texas – After dodging tortillas raining from the stands, water bottles heaved in anger and a feisty upset bid, before the final snap of Colorado's 41-27 victory against Texas Tech, it got weird. A half-eaten, cold slice of pepperoni pizza hurled from the crowd drilled Heisman Trophy candidate Travis Hunter where he took his defensive stance at the 12-yard line.
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At Broncos Park, kids run the joint. And that’s not a bad thing. In fact, putting quarterback Bo Nix and cornerback Pat Surtain II in charge of these feisty Broncos
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Pick on somebody his own age? Didn’t Jake Paul already monetize that schtick?
By: Mark Kiszla
The Trump Dance is sweeping the nation, with athletes mimicking the president's dance moves in celebration.
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