By | Modal Popup – ID Click here to edit the "Modal Popup" settings. This text will not be visible on frontend. The Denver Outlaws weren’t supposed to be good in 2016. When Eric Law scored a miraculous goal in the final seconds of the MLL Championship Game, it secured the legacy of a uniquely…

By | Modal Popup – ID Click here to edit the "Modal Popup" settings. This text will not be visible on frontend. The Denver Outlaws needed an offensive spark. Following a dismal 17-4 loss to the New York Atlas and injuries to Logan Wisnauskas and Jack Myers, Denver needed a change. In comes three-time champion…

By | Eric Law is Denver. From Arapahoe High School to Denver University to the original Denver Outlaws, Law has spent his career embodying and helping grow lacrosse in Colorado. Now, he’ll once again represent the team he grew up loving. Law was claimed by the Outlaws on Tuesday after his release from the New…

By | Only eight goalies start on any given weekend in the PLL. Only 16 are even rostered. All-Americans and All-Stars have been on the outside looking in over the years. When an opportunity comes to make an impact between the pipes, players need to capitalize. Third-year netminder Owen McElroy is seizing his opportunity for…

By | Rob Pannell had scored or assisted on at least one goal in every game of his PLL career. He’d scored or assisted in every professional lacrosse game he played dating back to 2014. Then JT Giles-Harris happened. Denver’s defensive ace held the Redwoods quarterback scoreless in the Outlaws’ 13-8 win over the California…

By | After a two-week hiatus, the Denver Outlaws returned to the field Saturday with tremendous hype around rookie sensation Brennan O’Neill. But in a Western Conference clash with the California Redwoods, it was another rookie who took center stage. Graham Bundy Jr. fully burst into the PLL spotlight with a five-point (4G, 1T) night…

By | Before every game, the Haudenosaunee Nationals gather to thank the people and nature around them that make the game and life possible. For Jake Piseno, these are the moments that he remembers from his time with the Nationals. It’s not just a chance to play against the best players in the world. It’s…

By | Through the worst days of the Chrome, one thing held firm: the defense. For the last two seasons, the team built one of the strongest units in the league. Last year’s squad boasted respectable, middle-of-the-pack defensive results despite the worst offense in the league. The defensive core was built around established veterans and…