Mark Kiszla is a columnist at The Denver Post. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, focusing primarily on major league and team sports. His insights and commentary have been featured in numerous publications, including the Fort Morgan Times, Greeley Tribune, and the Miami Herald.
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By: Mark Kiszla
The Colorado Rockies crumbled while Dick and Charlie Monfort wrestled over the future of the franchise. A dysfunctional baseball team that made losing 100 games a bad habit was a reflection of a long-hidden but unresolved family dispute between the two brothers who owned the Rockies. For the past two years, Charlie Monfort has persistently [ā¦]
Thank you, Kiz! Itās about time someone called out Avs center Nathan MacKinnon. Heās a jerk. Did you notice this past season that whenever No. 29 was named the second or third star of the game in Colorado that he failed to appear on the ice? We fans did. As the three stars are a [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
The impossible American soccer dream is now inevitable. It is no longer a question of if men from these United States will hoist the World Cup, but when ā¦ and how soon? Go ahead and record this bold guarantee in indelible ink: When the USMNT finally wins the most coveted trophy in sports, we will [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
For the USA to seize a seat at the big boy table of the World Cup, itās going to take more than a John Denver song and home-of-the-brave vibes. With a mix of made-in-America swagger and impressive footy skills, thereās no doubt that the USMNT has grabbed the worldās attention during the biggest sporting event [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
LeBron James joining the Nuggets would be fun, but thereās no way Stephen A. Smith, Kendrick Perkins and ESPN will allow that to happen. ā Patrick, howlinā like the wolf Kiz: At age 41, with four NBA chips on his resume and a net worth on the filthy-rich side of $1 billion, King James is [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
Name 10 NFL quarterbacks better than Bo Nix. ā Carlos, the elk-hunter Kiz: Broncos Country has got its orange knickers in a knot, because a recent ESPN survey of league execs, coaches and scouts failed to list Nix among the top 16 of league QBs. OK, thereās one important skillset where Nix definitely ranks in [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla, Tyler King
Mark Kiszla, sports columnist Answer: No Thereās a $50 million question hovering over this Broncosā season. Is Bo Nix a quarterback who can win the Super Bowl for Denver and punch coach Sean Paytonās ticket to the Pro Football Hall of Fame? I hope the answers are: Yes! But $50 million is a whole lotta [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
FOUNTAIN ā Coach Prime stole a page from the gospel according to āBearā Bryant to transform his mercenary misfits into a band of CU Buffalo brothers. āYou (go) on trips ā¦ so you can unite, so you can build loyalty, you can build love, so you can get to know one another, so these kids [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
ATLANTA ā With the Broncos taking their B team to Hotlanta, thereās only one Grade A reason to watch this preseason NFL game. Will Denver run the damn ball and kick some butt? After getting pushed around for nearly a decade, Denver has assembled a championship defense and found a bona fide starting quarterback. Nowās [ā¦]
By: Mark Kiszla
You think Denver sports fans win as a result of a Walmart family feud? Greg Penner and Stan Kroenke both married Walton women. āFamily Feudā is a TV game show hosted by Steve Harvey. ā J., not easily impressed Kiz: Gotta admit itās kinda funny to turn the marrying-for-the-money stereotype inside out, portraying Denverās leading [ā¦]
