This summer, the idea of a single celebratory parade featuring both the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets sounds exciting. But let’s set our sights higher. Why settle for one when we could have two?
As the baseball season in Denver struggles and football hype remains uncertain, the Avs and Nuggets have a chance to fill the void left by the Rockies. The Rockies’ disappointing start to the season raises doubts about their entertainment value, especially compared to the potential excitement from the Avs and Nuggets.
While there’s talk of the Broncos potentially shaking things up in the NFL Draft, it’ll be a while before we see any significant changes on the field. In contrast, Nathan MacKinnon and Nikola Jokic stand out as the stars to rally behind, both excelling in their respective sports.
Over the recent holiday weekend, both teams secured playoff spots, a familiar but nonetheless remarkable achievement. With the Avalanche aiming for their seventh consecutive Stanley Cup appearance and the Nuggets making their sixth straight NBA postseason appearance, we’re witnessing a golden era in Denver sports.
Why not aim for even greater success? With the Stanley Cup Final possibly extending into late June and the NBA season concluding by June 23, the prospect of dual parades downtown becomes tantalizingly real. Picture the excitement of attending a Nuggets game one night and an Avalanche game the next, both with high stakes and thrilling competition.
While the opponents may vary, the Avs and Nuggets boast rosters packed with talent beyond their superstar leaders. Coached by Jared Bednar and Michael Malone, respectively, these teams are serious contenders for championship glory in 2024.
Of course, unforeseen challenges could arise, including injuries or heartbreaking defeats in crucial games. Nevertheless, the determination to claim a title remains unwavering among the top players, and fans eagerly anticipate the possibility of celebrating with a parade.
With just three months to go, the potential for both the Avalanche and Nuggets to bring home championships feels within reach, promising an exhilarating ride for fans invested in the journey.
