Denver's sports renaissance reignites the city

• The Broncos (9-2) haven't lost in nearly two months. And the Nuggets (10-3) and Avs (13-1-5) collectively have just three home losses this season.

Stunning stats: Denver teams are 10-1 on home turf in November so far.

• The teams combined for 21 straight victories since the start of the season, putting the Broncos and Avs in first place in their divisions.

State of play: The city's three champion franchises enjoyed solid, playoff-bound campaigns last season, but it's nothing compared to the simultaneous success all three are currently gifting fans.

• And don't forget the Colorado Rockies, who — as 9News anchor Kyle Clark notes — are also enjoying a no-loss November.

The intrigue: The teams' success on the field, hardwood and ice is not only fueling civic pride but also boosting a struggling local restaurant industry.

• The Broncos' surge in particular is a boon for area bars and restaurants, which are seeing packed game day crowds cheering for quarterback Bo Nix and company.

What they're saying: "Our business is up — we're up before the [Broncos'] games, we're up after the games," Highland Tavern owner Andy Stutz told Denver7 recently.

The bottom line: Every local sports fan has reason to believe that next year could be the year Denver breaks its three-year title drought.