Moser, Lombardi and Kane

Moser, Lombardi and Kane is the on-demand feed of a Denver morning show that airs live on weekdays from 7 to 10 on Altitude Sports Radio 92.5. Broadcasts are posted as numbered hours, and the titles read like rundowns, with topics stacked and split by slashes. Marc Moser, Vic Lombardi and Brett Kane are the three names on the marquee. The home teams set the agenda. The Avalanche turn up again and again, from 'A very strange Avs loss' to 'Avs FINALLY have an opponent', and the talk around them carries real expectation. One voice calls the Avs favorites by a wide margin and wants the Kings swept in the first round. Five games would not bring tears, but a sweep is still the ask. Nathan MacKinnon, who was in the studio a couple of days earlier, is quoted saying the team has earned its place as the favorite. An 8-6 loss to Vancouver comes with a dry note that it was no April Fool's joke. The Nuggets run alongside, in hours titled 'Nugs vs T-Wolves: Roster vs Roster' and 'Timberwolves Punchable Faces'. The wider basketball picture gets room as well. The play-in is praised as far more competitive than expected, and the Clippers, who climbed back into the mix after starting 6-22 only to lose, get a flat verdict that Ty Lue has to go. The most vivid stretch is about the city rather than any one game. With the Rockies hosting the Dodgers, the room works out that Nikola Jokic, Nathan MacKinnon, Shohei Ohtani and Lionel Messi will all be inside Denver city limits on the same Saturday. Then come the practical details: Avs Alley and Base Camp 5280, outdoor spaces by Ball Arena with games on big screens. Lighter hockey talk comes from the annual NHL player poll, starting with which defenseman could also excel as a forward. An hour billed with Frank Caliendo in studio also finds time to riff on Gruden asking draft prospects to call out a snap cadence. Tyson Barrie is another in-studio name, and titles such as 'Raiders signed Kirk Cousins' and 'Worst Trade in SPORTS History' show the range reaching past Colorado. Other title fragments point to a taste for bits: 'DRUNK TAKES', 'Oh, By the Way...' and 'The Roast of Marc Moser'. One Friday sign-off, from a voice claiming 17 minutes of sleep in 48 hours, ends on a call of Nuggets in six and cheers for both teams, which is the mood in miniature: partisan, playful and fully invested.