The Coors Field clock tower and flag against a clear Denver sky

Rocky Mountain Replay

Colorado sports history, one replay at a time.

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About

We keep Colorado's biggest nights in view. The seasons, the venues and the moments fans still talk about.

Rocky Mountain Replay started on Instagram and Facebook, sharing highlights from past years. This site is home base for the history behind those clips: the championships, the buildings that hosted them, and the stories that made a mile-high sports town.

Timeline

Moments that built
Colorado sports

  1. 1995

    Coors Field opens in LoDo

    Rockies
  2. 1996

    Stanley Cup in the first season in Denver

    Avalanche
  3. 1998

    Super Bowl XXXII champions

    Broncos
  4. 1999

    Back-to-back with Super Bowl XXXIII

    Broncos
  5. 2001

    Second Stanley Cup

    Avalanche
  6. 2007

    Rocktober run to the World Series

    Rockies
  7. 2016

    Super Bowl 50 champions

    Broncos
  8. 2022

    Third Stanley Cup

    Avalanche
  9. 2023

    First NBA championship

    Nuggets
Venues

Where it happened

Sunset over a packed Empower Field at Mile High
Opened 2001Broncos5,280 ft

Empower Field at Mile High

The Broncos' home since 2001, built next to the site of the original Mile High Stadium.

Pregame smoke and lights over the ice at Ball Arena
Opened 1999AvalancheNuggets

Ball Arena

Opened as Pepsi Center. It has hosted Stanley Cup and NBA Finals nights under one roof.

Coors Field under the lights at dusk
Opened 1995RockiesPurple row 20

Coors Field

A row of purple seats in the upper deck marks exactly one mile above sea level.