DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Broncos removed their quarterback, extensive receiver, security, tight finish, cornerback, sort out and edge rusher forward of this week’s draft – they usually’re altering the uniforms too.

The crew teased the uniforms on social media nearly a month in the past and has slowly launched increasingly info, together with the discharge date and a video of the players’ first reactions to the brand new uniform.

Lastly, on Monday the Broncos revealed the uniforms to the general public on X.

“Our new uniforms – the Mile Excessive Assortment – boldly combine components of our previous, current and future whereas paying tribute to Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Area we proudly name house,” Broncos president Damani Leech mentioned.

All through the franchise’s history, the Broncos have worn six different uniforms, with the latest design released in 1997 and some updates in 2012.

Previously, the home uniforms were bright orange with white pants and the away uniforms were all white. The jerseys displayed the player’s number on the front and their number and name on the back. The jerseys had subtle navy stripes on each side that curved inward at the top of the number.

‘The Mile High Collection’

Based on the video released on X, the new uniform highlights 5280 and is known as “The Mile High Collection.”

The uniform features Broncos Country and 5280 on the back collar and the classic “Broncos” in the front with the player’s number.

The home, away and alternate jerseys all come with a design on the sleeves that represents a mountain peak, Colorado’s rugged terrain and the sun rising and setting behind the mountains.

Home jersey

The Sunset Orange jersey comes with small triangles in the numbers, which nods toward the high-elevation air and summit markers. There are also three navy triangles printed on the jersey, in honor of the three Super Bowls in 1997, 1998 and 2015.

The new helmets are navy with an orange 5280 printed on the front and a Broncos logo on the side.

Away jersey

The Summit White away jersey also has a hidden triangle, which is featured on the back neck of the jersey. The triangle comes with a plus sign in it, signifying the team trying to reach its peak.

The helmets are also navy.

Alternate jersey

The Midnight Navy alternate jersey comes with mountain designs on the sleeves and hidden triangles in the numbers. The major change is the helmet, which is white with a Broncos logo on it.

The uniforms do not have the iconic “D” logo as many fans were hoping, however, the team also released a 1977-inspired throwback collection with the beloved Denver “D.”

The video announcement featured an orange Ford Bronco and iconic spots from around the state such as Red Rocks Amphitheater, Larimer Square and the Wells Fargo Center’s “cash register building.”

The team also released a new uniform collection for followers, which may be bought at Empower Subject.

The uniform design is one of some modifications for the Broncos not too long ago. The crew additionally unveiled the “Snowcapped” design final season with a white helmet that includes the long-lasting “D” brand that gamers wore with the colour rush uniforms.

Moreover the brand new look, the roster may even look totally different this upcoming season.

The Broncos launched former quarterback Russell Wilson and traded extensive receiver Jerry Jeudy in early March. The crew additionally launched security Justin Simmons together with a number of others.

The NFL draft will begin this Thursday, which can proceed the Denver Broncos’ new look heading into subsequent season.

BOSTON — A day earlier than Sport 1 in opposition to the Boston Bruins, Sheldon Keefe was requested how simple it was for him to return a wholesome(ish) Max Domi to the Toronto Maple Leafs’ No. 1 line instead of Mitch Marner.

“Very simple,” the Leafs head coach replied. “That call was made weeks in the past.”

Keefe and his workers could need to rethink that call already within the aftermath of a blowout loss in Sport 1 which noticed the Leafs rating solely as soon as on a purpose from David Kämpf. It might be time, that’s, to reunite Marner with Matthews.

Self-discipline and particular groups had been each main issues within the 5-1 loss, however the central query shifting ahead for the Leafs could also be this: How do they create extra offence in opposition to a Bruins group that doesn’t surrender a lot, particularly if William Nylander isn’t round to assist?

The Leafs have scored two or fewer targets in eight straight playoff video games relationship again to final season.

Matthews hasn’t scored in his final six postseason outings. He completed with 5 pictures on 10 makes an attempt in Sport 1. He wasn’t overly harmful, not like he had been throughout a 69-goal common season. He did have the Leafs’ finest likelihood that didn’t end in a purpose, when he fired a shot off the publish after Jeremy Swayman wandered out of the Boston crease.

The Leafs’ No. 1 line was simply OK. Nothing just like the juggernaut it grew to become late within the common season, with outcomes so good that getting it again collectively for Sport 1 was “simple” — not solely when Domi returned from damage however when Marner returned from a excessive ankle sprain a pair weeks earlier than that.

The road was ineffective within the early going particularly. Photographs had been 5-1 for the Bruins when the trio of Domi, Tyler Bertuzzi and Matthews was on the ice within the first interval.

Domi struggled to maintain his feelings in verify proper from puck drop. Jostling with Brad Marchand for positioning on the opening draw, Domi bought a speaking to from referee Gord Dwyer. He finally took two penalties within the recreation, together with a retaliatory slash on Marchand’s hand that preceded the Bruins’ fourth purpose.

Keefe referred to as it an “undisciplined” penalty afterward.

There was little of the Domi who regarded so electrical subsequent to Matthews down the stretch, the one who created superb capturing alternatives for the best shooter on the earth. He appeared a little bit too wound up in his first playoff recreation for the Leafs.

Reconnecting Marner with Matthews although is much less about Domi and extra about Marner and giving that unit as a lot juice as doable to attain. As a result of if the Leafs are going to win this collection, they’re going to wish that line to attain and rating rather a lot, much more so within the absence of Nylander.

Marner represents the most effective likelihood of creating that occur.

He didn’t get on the ice sufficient in Sport 1, a byproduct, partly, of not taking part in with Matthews.

Marner was tied for sixth amongst Leafs forwards in logging simply 10:37 at five-on-five. He performed lower than Matthews (14:49), Bertuzzi (13:37), Domi (13:04), Kämpf (10:52), Calle Järnkrok (10:46) and as a lot as his centre for Sport 1, John Tavares.

Marner averaged 14.5 five-on-five minutes per recreation in the course of the common season. He performed rather a lot lower than regular and that should change in Sport 2.

Taking part in him with Matthews would get him on the ice extra typically and get him reconnected along with his long-time working mate. It grew to become simple to overlook, within the glow of the unlocked chemistry between Matthews and Domi, simply how a lot chemistry Matthews and Marner had for years and years — and never all that way back this season.

They had been actually cooking within the weeks earlier than Marner sprained his ankle in Boston on March 7, with Marner taking part in his finest hockey of the season.

Over a 22-game interval, from Jan. 14 till that March night time when Marner was injured, the Leafs had outscored groups 18-7 when he and Matthews had been on the ice collectively at five-on-five. They received virtually 60 p.c of the anticipated targets.

Matthews scored 51 even-strength targets in the course of the common season. A team-high 21 had been assisted by Marner. No one else on the Leafs was even in double figures. (Domi, by the way in which, solely assisted on 5 of Matthews’ even-strength targets.)

This combo is tried and examined. It’s the Leafs’ bread and butter. It’s time to provide it one other look, if not now then when?

Although they weren’t on the identical line, Marner helped create Matthews’ second-best look of Sport 1 when Keefe caught him on the market with Matthews and Domi for an offensive zone draw late within the first interval. Marner neatly chucked a puck on web from deep, to not rating however somewhat to create a rebound alternative for another person — on this case, Matthews.

That was what Marner hoped the Leafs would do extra typically in Sport 2.

“We gotta be extra direct,” he mentioned.

Throw pucks at Swayman (or Linus Ullmark) from in every single place. “Simply attempt to get our bodies there and attempt to generate a little bit extra from that,” Marner mentioned.

Marner’s line — with Tavares and Matthew Knies — managed to maintain the David Pastrnak crew off the scoreboard within the opener, however they weren’t harmful offensively. Which meant the Leafs actually had just one line threatening for offence.

Which explains why early within the third interval, Keefe started loading up with Matthews, Marner and Tavares for the odd offensive zone draw.

Pairing Marner with Matthews would make the Leafs much more top-heavy, in fact, particularly if Nylander stays out for Sport 2. Nevertheless, the probabilities of that prime unit scoring with Marner round to assist make performs for Matthews will increase.

Within the earlier three postseasons, Marner assisted on 5 of Matthews’ eight even-strength targets.

Keefe might even maintain Domi there on the road with Marner and Matthews. That would depart Bertuzzi to affix Tavares and maybe, if he’s able to return, Nylander.

That lineup would look one thing like this:

Domi – Matthews – Marner
Bertuzzi – Tavares – Nylander
Knies – Holmberg – Järnkrok
Dewar – Kämpf – Reaves

(The Leafs might additionally attempt to maintain Nick Robertson and his potential for offence within the lineup in the event that they wished.)

Nylander’s standing for Sport 2 is a thriller at this level. With or with out him, the Leafs are going to wish Matthews and Marner to supply and produce rather a lot.

Getting them again collectively would be the Leafs’ finest likelihood to make that occur.

— Stats and analysis courtesy of Pure Stat Trick and Hockey Reference

(Photograph: Steve Babineau / NHLI through Getty Pictures)

Parking is about to get a makeover in Boston. 

Over the following two years, the town of Boston has plans to switch a big portion of its parking meters, in response to WGBH. These parking meters, which serve one or two spots at a time, will probably be changed by kiosks that may serve a number of areas. 

“Most of those meters are at or close to the tip of their helpful life, in order that’s why we’re taking up this course of now. Our schedule is to start someday, hopefully, in late 2024 … This will probably be a phased undertaking, operating in all probability by way of 2026,” Nick Gove, Boston’s transportation division commissioner, advised the information outlet.

Not solely will many of the present 5,600 parking meters get replaced with kiosks providing a number of fee choices, however even people who stay, mentioned to be 1,000 or fewer, can have new meter heads, in response to WGBH. 

When the method is repeated, there will probably be 500 to 700 parking kiosks within the metropolis, a pointy improve from the present 160 round Boston, in response to WGBH. 

These parking meters may even settle for tap-to-pay and pay-by-text, which present meters don’t settle for. 

Bank card funds and the town of Boston’s parking app account for 90% of parking income, in comparison with the remaining sliver made up of coin-based funds, in response to officers.

“Buyer point-of-sale preferences have continued to evolve during the last decade — actually, the final half decade,” Gove advised WGBH.

With out these replacements, in response to Gove, parking income could be impacted by non-functioning parking meters.

At the moment, there is no such thing as a deliberate improve in parking charges alongside these adjustments. Based on Gove, nonetheless, the town does plan to reevaluate its rules later this yr.

Avant Bard is happy to introduce a groundbreaking mission to conclude its season: the open filming of Homeless Backyard. Audiences could have the distinctive alternative to witness and have interaction in a night of filming, adopted by an unique preview of the ultimate product earlier than its official launch.

Written by Matt Minnicino, Homeless Backyard was initially deliberate for a theatrical staging as a part of Avant Bard’s 2023/24 season finale. Nonetheless, resulting from unexpected staffing challenges, this turned unfeasible. Director Kathleen Akerley, as a substitute of canceling the manufacturing, proposed creating a movie adaptation of the play, weaving it into a bigger cinematic narrative that explores the present challenges dealing with American theater.

“Homeless Backyard, a reinterpretation of The Cherry Orchard, delves into themes of shortage mindset, conflicting pursuits in land use, and the power (or incapacity) of management to acknowledge its personal shortcomings and, if needed, step apart,” shared Akerley. “This resonates deeply with the post-pandemic and put up–We See You White American Theater panorama.”

Akerley’s imaginative and prescient for a documentary highlighting the battle to deliver Minnicino’s story to life underneath monetary constraints whereas reflecting on Avant Bard’s personal historical past and management was enthusiastically embraced by the Avant Bard management. “This mission embodies Avant Bard’s mission—to impress thought, problem norms, and replicate the complexities of our world. Homeless Backyard not solely reimagines a traditional work but in addition serves as a mirror to our present actuality, highlighting the profound parallels between the play’s themes and the challenges dealing with modern theater,” acknowledged Producing Associate Alyssa Sanders. “Sara [Barker] and I are proud to help Kathleen’s imaginative and prescient, which not solely brings Minnicino’s story to life but in addition invitations us to replicate on our personal journey, recognizing that true management typically requires the braveness to confront our shortcomings and make method for brand new development.”

Playwright Minnicino wholeheartedly agreed, acknowledging that the theater world is present process a “tectonic shift.” “To have the ability to take the challenges of making theater and convert them into a real, compelling meta-commentary on how we create and who’s creating—it’s an absolute thrill to me,” shared Minnicino. “I feel Kathleen and Avant Bard’s intriguing innovation is bristling, daring, and completely Chekhovian—Chekhov who all the time wrestled the unhappiness and confusion of turn into tales about folks and the place on the planet they share.”

The shift on this mission places Akerley in acquainted territory. She directed her first movie, the characteristic One thing Previous in Entrance of the Mild, in 2014 (Semi-Finalist, Director’s Reduce Int’l Movie Pageant), and has directed and/or co-produced a number of shorts, together with The An infection (Official Choice, Portland Movie Pageant), Doorways of Impression, and She Speaks to the Bushes (Official Choice, Canada Shorts). Her experimental movie Silence on the Highway is in post-production.

The viewers’s expertise of witnessing the movie’s creation might be markedly completely different from a conventional stage manufacturing. To take care of coherence, the filmings will coincide with the unique showtimes from the preliminary schedule. Nonetheless, every night won’t be a mere “efficiency” of Homeless Backyard, as solely 5 pages of the script might be lined, guaranteeing that no two audiences witness the identical materials.

All through the filming, audiences can anticipate to see scenes captured from a number of views, doubtlessly with vital modifications in interpretation based mostly on suggestions. The evenings may even characteristic filmed Q&A periods with the viewers and communal engagement amongst all individuals—together with the director, actors, viewers, and crew—across the themes raised by the fabric. Viewers members might be lively individuals in shaping the documentary, spending a complete of 90 minutes within the house.

Homeless Backyard filmings will happen from Could 2 to 25, 2024 (Thursdays by means of Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m.), produced by Avant Bard Theatre at Gunston Arts Middle, Theatre Two, 2700 South Lang Road, Arlington, VA. Buy tickets on-line.

As a part of a dedication to creating artwork obtainable to all, Avant Bard affords pay-what-you-can tickets at Saturday matinees, complimentary tickets to all Arlington center and highschool college students, and half-price tickets for his or her mother and father/guardians, and affords two “Masks Required” filmings: Saturday, Could 18, 2 p.m. and Sunday, Could 19 at 2 p.m.

Avant Bard produces thought-provoking theater. Avant Bard dedicates itself to productions of traditional works—each time-tested and modern—that take provocative, daring approaches in intimate settings. Since 1990, Avant Bard has delivered high-quality, various, and accessible artwork to the Washington, DC, area. Avant Bard is dedicated to expertise improvement, fairness, inclusion, and programmatic excellence. Study extra at avantbard.org.

5 males have been arrested on Saturday afternoon in Boston, Massachusetts for drug trafficking.

Boston Police say they executed a search warrant within the areas of 35 Northampton Road, 155 Eustis Road, and 161 W. Springfield Road at round 12:11 p.m.

In response to authorities, officers recovered 459 plastic baggage of crack cocaine (253 grams), 412 plastic baggage of fentanyl (980 grams), about $7,977 in US foreign money, a number of plastic baggage, gloves, masks, chopping brokers, and drug paraphernalia.

The 5 males have been recognized as:

• Jose Virella-Castro, 41, of Boston
• Jarlin Soto-Soto, 41, of Dorchester
• Alejandro Fernandez, 62, of Roxbury
• Michael Moreira, 57, for Roxbury
• Rafael Puntier, 54, of Roxbury

All 5 suspects have been charged with trafficking of sophistication A and trafficking of sophistication B. All 5 are anticipated to be arraigned in Boston Municipal Courtroom.

Right this moment, Marvel Studios debuted a brand-new trailer and new posters for its extremely anticipated function movie Deadpool & Wolverine.

Shawn Levy directs Deadpool & Wolverine, which stars Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Emma Corrin, Morena Baccarin, Rob Delaney, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni, and Matthew Macfadyen.      

Kevin Feige, Ryan Reynolds, Shawn Levy and Lauren Shuler Donner produce with Louis D’Esposito, Wendy Jacobson, Mary McLaglen, Josh McLaglen, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, George Dewey and Simon Kinberg serving as government producers. Deadpool & Wolverine is written by Ryan Reynolds & Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick & Zeb Wells & Shawn Levy.

Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine delivers the final word team-up throwdown on July 26.

THE WOODLANDS, Texas (AP) — Nelly Korda was one shot off the lead on the Chevron Championship when the third spherical was suspended Saturday due to lightning within the space.

Play at Carlton Woods was halted simply earlier than 3 p.m. and known as for the day two-and-a-half hours later with harmful situations remaining. The third spherical of the LPGA’s first main of the season will resume Sunday morning, with the ultimate spherical scheduled to start simply earlier than 9:30 a.m.

Korda, who’s attempting to tie an LPGA Tour document along with her fifth straight victory, was 3-under 41 by 11 holes within the third spherical and 10 below general. She entered Saturday one shot off the lead after posting a 7-under 137 by the primary two rounds.

The highest-ranked Korda is searching for her second main after profitable the Girls’s PGA Championship in 2021. She might be part of Nancy Lopez (1978) and Annika Sorenstam (2004-05) as the one gamers to win 5 consecutive LPGA occasions.

Korda was requested in regards to the challenges of getting to complete the third spherical Sunday earlier than taking part in the ultimate spherical.

“I believe you simply need to attempt to be constructive about it and simply inform your self which you can’t get caught up in probably women being on 18 or not having that many holes left,” she mentioned. “If you concentrate on it positively, then I’ve numerous alternatives left within the day that I can exit and possibly capitalize on a few them, then that’s good. However I’m going to consider it positively quite than negatively.”

Canadian Brooke Henderson, who was at 2-under 142 by two rounds, rocketed up the leaderboard and right into a tie with Korda for second Saturday by taking pictures an 8-under 59 by 17 holes.

“It was on six after I made that par save,” Henderson mentioned. “It actually stored my spherical alive, after which from there I used to be capable of get issues going. It was actually enjoyable to sort of get on a little bit of a run. I really feel like this 12 months I’ve simply performed fairly strong, however I haven’t actually seen that run and sort of had that pleasure. That was actually enjoyable for me in the present day, and hopefully simply do one thing comparable tomorrow.”

Henderson, who has 13 LPGA wins with two majors, had a one-putt streak of 10 with six birdies and an eagle in that stretch.

“Anytime my putter will get to working, I’m fairly glad as a result of ball-striking is normally a energy of mine,” she mentioned. “This week I’ve been hitting it very well, so after I’ve been capable of make a couple of putts, it feels actually good, and hopefully maintain it scorching tomorrow.”

Atthaya Thitikul had the lead at 11 below and was by 12 holes when play was suspended. She began the spherical tied with Jin Hee Im for the lead with a 136 within the first two rounds.

Thitikul, a 21-year-old from Thailand who has received twice on the LPGA Tour and missed the start of this season with a thumb harm, was requested about how she expects the usually agency greens to play Sunday, with rain anticipated to proceed in a single day.

“The greens are going to play a little bit bit simpler, however the drives, different issues could also be more durable,” she mentioned. “I don’t know what it’s going to be like as a result of some holes we have now the wind, and it’s helped. Possibly you will have a bunker on the best way after which you will get over it. But when it’s comfortable and sort of like not dry, then possibly you couldn’t recover from some holes.”

Im was in fourth place at 9 below Saturday by 11 holes.

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Marvel‘s favourite frenemies are again within the second trailer for the hotly anticipated “Deadpool and Wolverine” — the third installment within the “Deadpool” sequence of movies and the primary set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This time, Deadpool and Wolverine battle like bloody hell to the tune of Madonna’s “Like a Prayer.”

“I’m about to lose every little thing that I’ve ever cared about,” Deadpool tells Wolverine within the trailer, to which Wolverine responds, “Not my fucking downside.”

“Is that what you mentioned when your world went to shit?” Deadpool retorts, upsetting Wolverine to strike his crotch with these claws earlier than Deadpool shoots him a number of instances within the torso.

Minimize to the 2 heroes chumming it up over lunch: “Wanna speak about what’s haunting you, or ought to we anticipate a 3rd act flashback?”

The threequel stars Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool and brings again Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, whom followers final noticed die in 2017’s sendoff film “Logan.” The film will introduce the long-lasting claw-bearing mutant and Merc With a Mouth to the MCU.

“Deadpool and Wolverine” comes practically six years after the discharge of “Deadpool 2,” throughout which era we’ve seen the wrap of Fox’s “X-Males” movie sequence and Disney’s full acquisition of twentieth Century Fox (which held the rights to the X-Males and Unbelievable 4 — the latter now additionally getting its first MCU characteristic movie.)

Anticipation for Deadpool’s newest filmis brewing. The primary trailer for “Deadpool and Wolverine,” which debuted through the Tremendous Bowl, broke the report for the most-viewed film trailer inside 24 hours with an astounding 365 million complete views, beating out the earlier holder “Spider-Man: No Approach Residence.”

The raunchy, R-rated superhero movie sees Deadpool arrive within the MCU after being kidnapped by the Time Variance Authority, the multiverse supervisor final seen in “Loki,” and discovering himself in the identical world because the Avengers.

Shawn Levy directs the movie, which additionally stars Emma Corrin, Morena Baccarin, Rob Delaney, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni and Matthew Macfadyen. 

Kevin Feige, Reynolds, Levy and Lauren Shuler Donner produce “Deadpool and Wolverine,” with Louis D’Esposito, Wendy Jacobson, Mary McLaglen, Josh McLaglen, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, George Dewey, Simon Kinberg and Jonathon Komack Martin serving as government producers. It’s written by Reynolds, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, Zeb Wells and Levy.

“Deadpool and Wolverine” hits theaters on July 26.