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Rocky the mascot sues owner of Denver Nuggets over firing
Rocky, the beloved mascot of the Denver Nuggets, is suing the team’s owner. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Denver District Court, the man inside the mountain lion suit, Drake Solomon, alleged that he was fired after he took time off to heal from a hip injury,
Drake Solomon is suing the Denver Nuggets, claiming wrongful termination due to medical issues despite good prognosis after ...
Kenn Solomon, the talented acrobat who first filled the suit of Rocky, the Nuggets' mountain lion mascot, in 1990, will be back in uniform — launching his patented backward half-court shots at ...
DENVER — Denver Nuggets fans knew him for spectacular stunts and crowd-pleasing antics. But Kenn Solomon, the original Rocky mascot, revealed the physical and emotional journey behind the costume.
He alleges in a lawsuit filed Wednesday that Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE) fired him in August 2024, months after he had hip replacement surgery to combat avascular necrosis (AVN). Denver ...
After Solomon retired, he passed the role to his son, Drake. But Drake had to take time off for health reasons, so another person suited up.
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