Denver sports, argued from memory.
After the Horn treats Denver sports like a living family argument. Nuggets rotations, Avalanche goalie calls, Rockies ownership, Broncos rumors, golf, media scandal, and stray pop-culture detours all get worked over by voices with local memories.
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After the Horn is local Denver sports conversation with the studio door left open and the box score still warm. It is not built like a national debate show. The pace is quicker, messier, and more personal. A Nuggets playoff problem can turn into a question about coaching effort, roster construction, Jokic frustration, or whether a teammate’s absence looks bad beside someone playing hurt. An Avalanche segment can become a real argument over Bednar, goalie choices, playoff structure, and what counts as a championship-level culture. The Rockies appear through both comedy and exasperation, especially when ownership and the Monfort family come up. The Broncos are never far away, even when the draft leaves them sitting around instead of making noise. Golf gets treated like part of the same sports weather, from Rory and the Masters to old tournament memories. Baseball’s ABS debut, replacement refs, NFL media scandal, celebrity stories, television, movies, and political asides all wander through the room. That looseness is part of the identity. The panel does not simply make a point and move on. It circles, interrupts, remembers, rephrases, and argues until the take has dents in it. Ron Zappolo, Woody Page, and Tom Green are recurring named voices in the excerpts, with Natasha also appearing alongside the conversation. Their shared mode is familiar, skeptical, funny, and occasionally irritated. The show assumes the audience already knows Colorado sports geography. Ball Arena, the Avs, the Nuggets, the Rockies, and old ABA memories are treated as common language. It works best when a current headline needs someone to say the direct thing, then complicate it with history. It is for fans who like Denver sports talk with personality, detours, and scars. The analysis is not clean-room neutral. It sounds lived-in.
Made for: For Colorado sports fans who follow the Nuggets, Avalanche, Broncos, Rockies, and the local media ecosystem closely enough to enjoy shorthand references and old stories. It especially suits listeners who prefer spirited panel talk over polished national segments.
What sets it apart: After the Horn stands out because current Denver headlines are filtered through local memory, not just daily reaction. The show’s loose panel rhythm lets playoff analysis, media gossip, golf, television, and Colorado sports history collide naturally.
Three Denver legends. One great guest. Welcome to the show where smart, spirited, no-BS sports talk takes center stage the moment the buzzer sounds. Each week, we bring together iconic voices who’ve lived and breathed Colorado sports history, combining decades of experience, behind-the-scenes stories, and sharp opinions you won’t find anywhere else. This is more than just hot takes — it’s where history, headlines, and humor collide. From unforgettable Denver sports moments of the past to the biggest storylines unfolding right now, the conversation is always fresh, always honest, and always entertaining. With one special guest joining the roundtab...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
After the Horn gives Denver's biggest team questions a candid roundtable treatment, with tactical disagreement, local memory, and guests willing to push back.
After the Horn turns Denver sports into a lively argument among Ron Zappolo, Woody Page, and Tom Green. The conversation repeatedly circles the Nuggets, Avalanche, and Broncos, moving from playoff tactics and coaching decisions to draft choices, free agency, and roster…
The Nuggets reach the first tee early, and you get a seat at the argument over why.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Denver sports talk that turns a game reaction into a broader argument about effort, coaching, and roster building.
After the Horn stays with Denver sports and lets the conversation roam, from the Nuggets and Avalanche to gas prices, then into effort, coaching, staff, roster building, and what comes next for the Nuggets. The panel is blunt, funny, and happy to argue with itself.
Loose, local, and tuned to Denver sports chatter.
After the Horn keeps the focus on a very Denver stretch: the Nuggets are still alive, the Avalanche are cooling off, and the Rockies are on a run.
Broncos draft chatter, playoff talk, and loose panel banter give this episode a distinctly Denver feel.
Denver sports talk drives the episode, with Broncos draft chatter, playoff talk around the Avs and Nuggets, and a panel that stays loose enough to let the conversation wander. The best part is the give and take.
A loose, talkative sports hour that keeps landing on the next real argument.
After the Horn spends its time with Shelby Harris, and the result is a loose, lively pass through free agency, the Olympics, and the NFL's stubborn arguments about sacks, records, and who was really protected.
A loose, memory-heavy sports panel that jumps from biathlon to Broncos business without losing its easy rhythm.
This episode moves from Olympic biathlon to Broncos free agency, then folds in a tribute to a couple of great Americans the hosts say they lost this week.
German handball, told from close range.
Netball talk from the coaching seat.
Spurs supporters talking through the crisis together.
Galway GAA, talked through properly.
Netball voices, match detail, and court-side reflection.
After the Horn opens like the Nuggets have already been sent to the first tee.
The Nuggets stay alive, the Avalanche cool their heels, and the Rockies stay red hot.
The panel opens with the Broncos stuck on Thursday night watching the first round of the NFL Draft.
This episode discusses the Penner Group's acquisition of 40% of the Colorado Rockies, Woody's absence from the show, and a media scandal in the NFL involving reporters and coaches.
This episode discusses Michael Malone's move to UNC in college basketball coaching and previews the Masters golf tournament, including notable absences like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.
This episode discusses recent sports events including the debut of ABS in baseball, replacement referees, the Nuggets' playoff situation, Tiger Woods, and the NCAA Final Four.
The hosts discuss aging, celebrity lifestyles, and television shows like Taylor Sheridan's 'The Madison' featuring Michelle Pfeiffer, while sharing personal anecdotes.
This episode discusses the Denver Broncos trading for Jalen Waddle, analyzes the Nuggets' issues and Joel Embiid's upcoming game in Denver, and provides a reality check on the Colorado Avalanche after a loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
This episode discusses NFL free agency and legal tampering with a focus on the Denver Broncos, along with basketball and hockey topics involving Nikola Jokic and the Colorado Avalanche.
This episode discusses the Denver Nuggets' recent struggles, the Colorado Avalanche's playoff push, and the Denver Broncos' free agency strategy under Sean Payton.
After the Horn opens with a joke about the special guest originally planned to be the FBI director and settles into Shelby Harris, with Tom Green, Woody Page, and Ron Zappolo welcoming him in.
They open on the biathlon.
This episode discusses the current state and championship prospects of Denver's professional sports teams—the Broncos, Avalanche, Nuggets, and Rockies—during the Thanksgiving holiday week.
This episode previews the Chiefs vs.
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