CSG Podcast
Summary: Whether it's the Denver Broncos, Colorado Rockies, Colorado Avalanche or the Denver Nuggets Nate Timmons, Jeff Morton and Ross Martin are Colorado natives who are crazy about sports in Denver Colorado. Each episode the Colorado Sports Guys Podcast breaks down the latest in local and national sports news, interview special guests and share their top 5 list of the week. Maybe a little pop culture and movie talk as well! Follow the guys on Twitter, @colosportsguys, or email the show@coloradosportsguys.com.
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Podcasts:
The Denver Nuggets just swept the season series from the Oklahoma City Thunder, and it has become apparent that the team goes as Jamal Murray goes. In today's Mortcast Jeff talks about how Jamal Murray is the key to the Nuggets fortunes Enjoy the show!
Our own Nate Timmons recently talked about the branding of Nikola Jokic as "Joker" on twitter. It stirred some controversy. In today's CSG Jeff talks about how you don't get to choose your nickname and how the Big Honey phenomenon will likely continue. Enjoy the show!
As Nikola Jokic's floater gracefully fell through the hoop in the Nuggets last second victory over the Dallas Mavericks, it was clear that Jokic was mentally fatigued. In the latest CSG Mortcast, Jeff explains how shouldering the burden of being "the man" took its tole on the Serbian big man and how he has overcome. Enjoy the Show!
Nate goes over the "shooters" from the Melo Era, Michael Malone's place with the team, Jokic's mental makeup, and the good and bad from Barton's early-season injury. Plus, Nate's Top 5 Favorite Nuggets to watch this season.
The Colorado Rockies made a huge investment in their mega-star Nolan Arenado on Tuesday of this week. The Nuggets made a similar investment in Nikola Jokic this last offseason. It's not wonder the trajectory of each franchise is pointing up. In the latest Mortcast, Jeff talks about the "faces" of Denver sports and how things are so damn good with both the Rockies and the Nuggets. Jeff also answers your twitter questions. Enjoy the show!
A Canadian reporter who covers the Toronto Raptors once described Nikola Jokic as a "7 foot bag of milk". On this weeks Mortcast, Jeff talks about how Jokic is challenging our notion of athleticism and the NBA, which is why casual fans are reluctant to embrace Jokic. They just don't get him Enjoy the show!
Nate gets home from work and is completely in the dark about the NBA Trade Deadline, so he goes through all of the day's deals in his own real time... thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
On the morning of the Super Bowl Irv Brown, Denver sports icon and media legend, passed away at the age of 84. On the latest Mortcast Jeff gives his tribute to the legend and his impact on his life. You'll be missed Irv.
Nate and Jeff are at Pepsi Center to talk to, Denver Nuggets President of Basketball Operations, Tim Connelly about mostly all things Nuggets, but a bit of some other stuff too. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!
On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about the Nuggets 5-1 pick and roll and how Michael Malone's fear of turnovers has led to the slow pace of this Nuggets team. Not a bad thing. Just different. Nuggets are 28-12. Enjoy the show!
In 2016 Jeff wrote what was intended to be a series of articles on the Peter Bynoe and Bertram Lee ownership of the Denver Nuggets. Intended to parlay into some sort of documentary that didn't come into being (for a multitude of reasons). Jeff talks about reviving that project and goes into an overview of what happened from 1989-92. Enjoy the show!
The Denver Nuggets are 21-9 and sit atop the Western Conference. They are winning despite missing three starters. Much of this has to do with Nikola Jokic understanding that not all scoring is "selfish". In the latest Mortcast, Jeff talks about Jokic becoming that superstar the city of Denver needs. Enjoy the show!
The Denver Nuggets just defeated the Toronto Raptors in a huge victory for the up and coming team. With that in mind, Jeff talks about Masai Ujiri and Tim Connelly and the successes they have had with their mutual teams. Enjoy the show!
The Nuggets are now 14-7 after defeating the Los Angeles Lakers on November 27th in Denver. The latest victory points to a fact that needs to be stated unequivocally ... Tim Connelly needs to be extended now, with no delay. Also I take gratuitous shots at Lakers fans. You'll love it. Enjoy the show!
In an era that emphasizes space and freedom of movement, the Nuggets first 10 games were a bit of an aberration. Slow-it-down, all-game style defensive squads are a thing of the past, replaced by teams who dictate with their offense and pick their spots on defense. The Nuggets need to get their identity back to being that offensive juggernaut that CAN play good defense when the chips are down. This includes Nikola Jokic who needs to find himself again. Enjoy the show!
