Sean Payton Enjoys Avalanche Game Amidst Glass Incident
Sean Payton had a perfect view for broken glass at Avs' playoff game
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Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton attended the Colorado Avalanche's playoff game against the Los Angeles Kings, where he witnessed a panel of glass shatter after a thrilling moment in the match. The Avalanche won 2-1 in overtime, taking a 2-0 series lead. This event follows Payton's attendance at a Colorado Rockies game earlier in the evening.
- 01Sean Payton attended the Avalanche playoff game against the Kings.
- 02A panel of glass shattered near Payton during a penalty shot stop.
- 03The Avalanche won the game 2-1 in overtime.
- 04Payton and Broncos players are actively supporting local sports.
- 05The NFL draft is set to begin soon, shifting focus for Payton and the Broncos.
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On a lively sports evening in Colorado, Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton and right tackle Mike McGlinchey attended the Colorado Avalanche's playoff game against the Los Angeles Kings. The game became eventful when a panel of glass shattered near Payton after a significant save by Avalanche goalie Scott Wedgewood. This incident delayed the game briefly, but the excitement continued as the Avalanche won 2-1 in overtime, securing a 2-0 series lead. Earlier, the Penners, who recently acquired a 40 percent stake in the Colorado Rockies, enjoyed a rare 1-0 game at Coors Field, though it ended in favor of the San Diego Padres. As the sports scene heats up, all eyes are now on the upcoming NFL draft in Pittsburgh.
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The local sports community is energized by the success of both the Avalanche and the Rockies, fostering a sense of unity among fans and players.
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