Stokley and Evans with Mark Schlereth

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokely open today’s show reacting to the Nuggets’ win over the Kings, how did they look in their first game without Michael Malone? Will and Stoke sort through the hot topics that came out of last night’s game like the reduced minutes of Russell Westbrook, a message sent to Michael Malone, and a peek behind the curtain. They hear how the players are taking the Molone news and they wonder if the Nuggets’ old coach was hate watching his old team. Will and Stoke finish the first hour wondering if Gabriel Landeskog’s rehab stint in the AHL is a good idea in-practice.

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokely open the second hour speculating what Sean Payton and the Broncos will do in the draft two weeks from now, will they stand pat or could they trade up? Will explains why he’s out on the two most popular mock draft picks for the Broncos. Will and Stoke chat about where the Broncos’ new stadium should go. What’s Trending? The Nuggets sent a message after they let go of Michael Malone, players losing the only coach they’ve ever known, and a real-world Jurassic Park coming soon?

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour venting about the Rockies falling into irrelevance not even a dozen games into the season. The guys discuss the bump the Nuggets got after firing Michael Malone and they wonder if the Nuggets can still make a run this year. They address a new report about Josh Kroenke’s role in the Nuggets organization and what it may mean for the offseason. Will, Stoke, and Stink project the possibilities for the Broncos in the draft, will they stand pat at 20 or will they make a deal?

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour riffing on Creed before they discuss the Nuggets’ win over the Sacramento Kings last night. It’s trivia time, how will Scrappy Will do as he fills in for Mike? Will, Stoke, and Stink finish today’s show getting the injury expert’s take on Gabriel Landeskog’s rehab stint with the Avs’ minor league team.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show reacting to the big news that the Nuggets fired Michael Malone and Calvin Booth right before the playoffs. There was some infighting behind the scenes between Malone and Booth, but why did the Kroenke’s let it fester and only act now? Mike and Stoke discuss what it means for Jokic’s prime. Mike explains why he thinks the Nuggets players deserve the lion’s share of the blame for the situation the team now finds itself in. The guys bring the 6am listeners on the air to get their reaction to the shock firings. They discuss the trickle down effect behind the firings before they finish the first hour getting some more strong takes from the 6am listeners.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour arguing about the timing of the firings, Mike wondering why the situation wasn’t resolved sooner. Mike and Stoke debate the decision to fire both Michael Malone and Calvin Booth instead of picking a lane and sticking with one vision or the other. The guys take a couple of calls from the 7am listeners about the personnel moves that the team made last year. What’s Trending? The Avalanche get a shootout win over Vegas, Nathan MacKinnon matching Super Joe, Stoke’s about to jump off the Rox train, and a caller to end the second hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with Stoke making a point about the mixed message that Michael Malone may have been sending to his team. Stink joins the show and gives his take on what the problem is or was that led to Michael Malone and Calvin Booth getting the pink slip. Stink tells us about the former teammate he ran into yesterday before they wonder if the changes to the team will give the team a spark before the playoffs. Stoke offers a different approach that Michael Malone could have taken to keep the locker room to end the third hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour setting their expectations for the offseason now that the Nuggets don’t have a GM or Head Coach. They discuss the disconnect between Michael Malone and Calvin Booth and how it affected the harmony within the organization. The guys are joined by Denversports’ Jake Shapiro to get more information on the stunning firing of Michael Malone. He explains why the move to fire both makes sense and what the issue between Malone and Booth was behind the scenes. They keep Jake on for another segment to get some more info on the future of the roster and the timing of Michael Malone’s firing to finish the show.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show looking back at one of Mike’s old partners before they talk about some of the strange goings-on in the parking lot. Mike asks Stoke how players stay motivated late in the season when everything is already knotted up before Mike gets Stoke to see the positives of a Lone Tree Broncos Stadium. Mike tells his Bandimere story before they congratulate the national champion Florida Gators and the ushering of the new NIL era. They are joined by our 9News Broncos Insider, Mike Klis, to ask him about that veteran free agent WR the Broncos have been interested in, as well as their interest in some rookie receivers.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour debating who had the worse choke job between Duke or Houston. The guys discuss if Denver has become a free agent destination with Bo Nix at the helm after Evan Engram explained why he picked the Broncos. Mike and Stoke sort through their workplace wardrobe do’s and don’t after a fashion emergency they saw yesterday. What’s Trending? A very successful March Madness, Travis Hunter the receiver, the Avalanche coming down with senioritis, and MacKinnon is on pace to break Ovechkin’s record… in 2041.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with Johnny Fever giving the guys a much-needed correction before they go through a bit of relationship therapy. Stink hops on the show to get caught up on Mike’s softball league before they discuss what Evan Engram picking Bo Nix over Justin Herbert means for the future of the Broncos. A couple of prominent mocksters have a TE going to the Broncos and Mike consulted our very own Cecil Lammey to get a scouting report on him. Mike, Mark, and Stoke finish the third hour discussing what Travis Hunter’s football major and minor should be.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour giving Stink a bit of grief about his TV wardrobe before Mike grouses about the brand new “Mike Evans Big Board of BS” in the studio. The players discuss how pro athletes stay motivated when it’s late in the season and they’re just waiting for the playoffs. Stoke adds another entry to the Big Board of BS as the list keeps on growing. Mel Kiper came out with another mock draft hot off the presses this morning and he has Shedeur going on a bit of a slide and how the Broncos could take advantage of it. Mike gets Stink’s take on an unbelievably stupid topic ESPN came up with before the guys end the show looking at What Mel Kiper has the Broncos doing in his latest mock draft.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show talking about the best thing they saw all weekend: seeing Wayne Gretzyky’s goal record get broken by Alex Ovechkin. They saw the Nuggets let the rope slip and they’re starting to worry this team may fall into the play-in tournament. Gabriel Landeskog and the Avalanche find themselves in a perfect scenario for Landy’s recovery, will The Captain be back for the playoffs or will he have to wait until next year? They make fun of Duke’s loss in the Final Four before they debate if the Nuggets can win a playoff series without Jamal Murray. Stoke shares why his Rockies are upsetting him before the guys talk about the spectacle CU put on for their Pro Day. Mike and Stoke finish the first hour looking back at the Nuggets’ championship team and comparing it to this year’s squad.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour with the best thing they saw all weekend and it turns out that Stoke had a pretty bad weekend after seeing his Rockies, Nuggets, and Blue Devils all lose. Sean Payton was in Boulder for CU’s pro day, which Buffs would the Broncos be interested in? The guys revel in Masters season before a 7am listener has Stoke take Mike to task about baseball records. What’s Trending? The Nuggets trending in the wrong direction, the Rockies’ top prospect gets his first W, the new era of NIL athletes, and Travis Hunter’s role in the NFL.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour discussing Gabriel Landeskog’s upcoming rehab stint in the AHL and they wonder how to handle the situation. They discuss Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goal record and they dig into the unbreakable records in all of sports. They Hit the Hardwood, gauging their panic level for the Nuggets after their 4th straight loss puts them in danger of the play-in tournament. They discuss CU’s pro day and whether they can really surmise anything about Shedeur and Travis Hunter from them. They finish the third hour with the Senior Editor at Denversports.com, James Merilatt, who takes a victory lap after the Nuggets’ 4th straight loss and discusses Landy’s rehab stint in the minor league.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour with the best things they saw this weekend, Mike taking joy in everything that Stoke hated. They discuss what it means to make your major league debut after Rockies top prospect Chase Dollander notched his first win. The guys talk about some of the drama that happened at the CU pro day before they talk about their degrees. They discuss the attitudes of Shedeur and Deion Sanders after an incident at CU’s pro day and they wonder how that will affect Shedeur at the pro level. Mike, Stink, and Stoke finish today’s show with the best audio of the morning and Mike ends the show yelling at clouds.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show looking forward to Opening Day on Blake Street, which is in danger of being spoiled by the weather and the Rockies themselves. Stoke fights through technical difficulties to tell us why the Nuggets need the 3 seed in the playoffs. Mike tells us why he would place Cale Makar over anybody else in the NHL. Mike and Stoke answer some of the best “Is It Just Me’s” from the 6am listeners. Mike and Stoke reminisce about Super Bowl 50 to end the first hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour learning that Stoke is kind of a big deal outside of football. Mike gives his expert analysis to preview Opening Day at Blake Street before the guys discuss what the Brocos should do with the 20 overall pick. The guys chat about Opening Day for a bit. What’s Trending? All hail Cale, the team the guys want to avoid in the postseason playing tonight, the Pistons’ play by play guy throws major shade at SGA, and the Rockies are already disappointing the guys.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with the return of Johnny Fever who gives his take on crab soccer before he explains where he went. Stoke reveals how deeply his germophobia runs before Stink joins the show to project what position the Broncos take in the first round. They catch Stink up on some of the chicanery that’s been going on this morning. The guys discuss which seed the Nuggets should want for the best chance to succeed in the playoffs to end the third hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour seeing Mike playing like Jameis before they sing the praises of Cale Makar. A 9am listener proposes major sweeping changes if the Nuggets and Avs can’t make it out of the second round of the playoffs, the guys debate which Ball Arena tenant has more pressure on their shoulders. The guys talk Opening Day at Coors, from the starting pitching going to waste to all of the folks at The Fan who will be enjoying the festivities to questioning Kris Bryant’s love for baseball. Johnny Fever tells Stink why he stepped out for a bit earlier this morning and everybody gets loose going into the weekend.