With 28 seconds left in regulation, the Broncos stared at a one-point deficit. Recognition of the importance of playing the full 60 minutes led to an improbable victory.

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Making One More Play

Nothing has been simple about this season for Twins manager Ron Gardenhire.

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Four outfielders still one too many for Twins manager Ron Gardenhire

Ron Gardenhire doesn’t know where Brian Duensing will pitch next season — in the starting rotation, perhaps, or the bullpen, or maybe even Class AAA Rochester. He just knows that for right now, the rookie starter is right where the Twins need him.

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Rookie pitcher Brian Duensing saves another day for Minnesota Twins

BRATTLEBORO Monday: The Planning Commission and the Development Review Board, 6 p.

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Brandon Stokley's catch of a tipped pass — and subsequent 87-yard sprint to the end zone — was the highlight of a hard-fought 12-7 win against the Bengals in Cincinnati to kick off the 2009 campaign.

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Snatching a Season-Opening Victory

Wearing a sharp, brown suit, roller bag in tow, Broncos tight end Tony Scheffler was thumbing through his high-tech phone.

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McDaniels, Nolan put the D back in Denver

Granted it was against the Lions, but Drew Brees looks like he’ll make another run at Dan Marino.

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Brees picks up where he left off in ‘08 (Yahoo! Sports)

…in league history. I caught up with Denver vice president of communications Jim Saccomano on Sunday night upon his return from Cincinnati. Saccomano has been with the Broncos for 32 seasons and the Denver native…

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Denver’s Stokley makes history

…yards from scrimmage. On Sunday night they had two. Marshall did get seven targets for the Denver Broncos, which is a good sign, but his longest of four receptions went for nine yards. He…

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Karabell: 10 things I learned from Week 1