RENTON, Wash. – Will this draft help the Seahawks sidestep the “death zone?”Those two words were printed on the wall beside where I sat Saturday, among rows of media members in Seattle’s defensive backs room. While fans co-opted the phrase to describe Mike Macdonald’s defense, it’s also a reminder of what the 2024 Seahawks couldn’t overcome.After earning a 30-18 road win over … [Read more...] about Commentary: Seahawks assemble their most intriguing NFL draft class in recent history
Danny Musovski scores again, but Sounders leave Colorado with draw
Another goal-scoring feast seemed to be on the table for the Sounders long before kickoff Saturday.Colorado has been scrambling to plug their gaps in goal since backup keeper Adam Beaudry injured his ankle. The club signed Nico Hansen earlier this month then lost U.S. international Zack Steffen to a one-game suspension, which he served against the Sounders.The Rapids signed … [Read more...] about Danny Musovski scores again, but Sounders leave Colorado with draw
Mariners hold off Marlins to win Logan Evans’ MLB debut
SEATTLE – Sunday couldn’t have gone much better for Logan Evans.Not only did his lifelong dream finally come true, as the 23-year-old got the call to the major leagues after making five starts this season in Triple-A Tacoma, but the 6-foot, 4-inch Evans pitched well enough in his major-league debut to get Mariners fans, and teammates, excited about the future.Evans ended his … [Read more...] about Mariners hold off Marlins to win Logan Evans’ MLB debut
Commentary: The Mariners are mashing in April. Can they sustain this production?
SEATTLE – One benefit of wearing that Nintendo patch? You start putting up video-game numbers.Well, at least by Seattle Mariners standards.The team whose offense was once considered anemic is now atomic – with bombs blasting out of T-Mobile Park and any other stadium the M’s visit.The story going into the season was that Seattle’s star-studded pitching staff was going to have … [Read more...] about Commentary: The Mariners are mashing in April. Can they sustain this production?
Analysis: How Seahawks’ draft class might fit on roster
SEATTLE – As Seahawks general manager John Schneider said of the last day of the NFL draft, “it got a little funky there for a minute.”Schneider was referring to a dizzying hour or so when the Seahawks pulled off three trades.For those watching, that description might fit all three days as the picks can arrive in dizzying fashion, especially in the final two days. The Seahawks … [Read more...] about Analysis: How Seahawks’ draft class might fit on roster