Proper coverage
As a longtime subscriber and hockey fan, I want to congratulate The Denver Post for being one of the few U.S. papers covering the Stanley Cup. Although the NHL can’t seem to promote itself correctly, The Post still recognizes the importance of “The Cup” and the best team sport going.
Steve Welch, Castle Rock
Young fan’s view
I am an 8-year-old sports fan who was disappointed to see the front page of The Post’s sports section on Thursday. Instead of seeing the Stanley Cup, the greatest trophy in sports, I see a picture of LeBron James, a 22-year-old who had yet to play a single game in a championship series. On this one, the Rocky Mountain News got it right.
Brock Arends, Arvada
Good for preps
You had great coverage of the various high school state championship events, particularly track and field.
I believe coverage of local and state high school sports is not only interesting for readers but a great way to support the community. I have lived in seven states, and haven’t seen a local paper anywhere else do a better job of this than The Denver Post.
Tim McCarthy, Castle Rock
How to reach us
What in the sports world has you hot under the collar? Send your thoughts on any sport to “Speak your mind,” Denver Post Sports, 101 W. Colfax Ave., Denver, CO 80202. The Post welcomes letters of up to 100 words. Letters must include full name, home address and evening phone number. All letters will be confirmed and may be edited for length, grammar and accuracy. Feel free to e-mail us at sportsletters@denverpost.com.
