Altitude executives have heard the complaints from Nuggets and Avalanche fans eager to watch their teams on TV and are working on a legal solution. “We do not condone illegal streaming,” Altitude COO Matt Hutchings said Monday. “We are in the process of reaching a solution on a broad front, which would give restaurants and bars legal means to broadcast the games.” The plan would involve multiple companies affected by Altitude Sports’ current TV dispute, including local bars and alcohol distributors, to provide television broadcasts of the games, according to a person familiar with the situation. At least one bar in the Denver metro opted to show patrons a pirated transmission of Monday night’s Avalanche game against the St.

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