Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images The Mariners get their marching orders for whatever is going to unfold during the 2020 season In the midst of further controversies surrounding delays in multiple MLB teams getting their COVID-19 test results in a timely manner, MLB decided to toss fans another distraction to discuss. Behold, the Mariners opening day opponent! If there is a … [Read more...] about A new 2020 Mariners schedule has entered the chat
MLB has coronavirus testing issues. Here’s how the Mariners have avoided them
Testing problems?While three teams in the American League West – the Oakland A’s, Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels – along with the Washington Nationals are experiencing issues with the COVID-19 testing protocols put into place by Major League Baseball, the Seattle Mariners have yet to deal with such difficulties and went through their two scheduled group workouts Monday … [Read more...] about MLB has coronavirus testing issues. Here’s how the Mariners have avoided them
Mariners to open coronavirus-delayed season with seven-game road trip, starting in Houston
The novel coronavirus wasn’t going to let T-Mobile Park open the 2020 season under any circumstance.Major League Baseball on Monday released its updated schedule to the truncated 2020 season. Instead of opening at home per the original regular-season schedule, Seattle instead will open at Houston’s Minute Maid Park against the defending American League Champion Astros on July … [Read more...] about Mariners to open coronavirus-delayed season with seven-game road trip, starting in Houston
Mariners’ Braden Bishop in ‘a really tough spot’ about whether to play as coronavirus hits family
Mariners outfielder Braden Bishop had doubts on whether he should play this season, but what is someone is his situation to do? The former Husky is an unproven player who knows this could be his chance to break through. … [Read more...] about Mariners’ Braden Bishop in ‘a really tough spot’ about whether to play as coronavirus hits family
Checking in on Pac-12 football recruiting
Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports We know Nick Rolovich has been busy on the recruiting front, securing 10, verbal commitments for the 2021 recruiting class, but he’s hardly the only Pac-12 coach quickly putting together their recruiting classes. Rolovich and thee Cougars currently have the No. 7 class in the Pac-12 and the No. 69 overall class, according to 25/7 Sports. So how … [Read more...] about Checking in on Pac-12 football recruiting
Report: Patrick Mahomes agrees to a lot of money
Photo by Kyle Rivas/Getty Images This is not Seattle Seahawks news but this is nevertheless big NFL news that needs covering for obvious reasons. Super Bowl champion, Super Bowl MVP, and former league MVP Patrick Mahomes has agreed to a 10-year contract extension with the Kansas City Chiefs. If you know what the market is for paying franchise quarterbacks, you know that the … [Read more...] about Report: Patrick Mahomes agrees to a lot of money
Seahawks’ Russell Wilson surpassed by Patrick Mahomes as NFL’s highest-paid player
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson’s nearly 15-month reign as the NFL’s highest-paid player came to end an Monday as the Super Bowl-champion Kansas City Chiefs agreed to new 10-year deal with MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes, though, didn’t just eke past Wilson as the highest-paid player in league history. Instead, Mahomes agreed to a contract that […] … [Read more...] about Seahawks’ Russell Wilson surpassed by Patrick Mahomes as NFL’s highest-paid player
MLB has coronavirus testing issues. Here’s how the Mariners have avoided them
The Mariners took a proactive approach to the coronavirus testing process, encouraging players to arrive in Seattle before the July 3 MLB reporting date to get the intake tests early and MLB clearance done in advance. … [Read more...] about MLB has coronavirus testing issues. Here’s how the Mariners have avoided them