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It’s easy to get caught up in the connotations of a strict definition of what it means to play in the post-season when the Mariners’ drought has been long. And it’s near the end, closer than it’s ever been (never tell me the possibilities!), but don’t let the frantic pursuit of the end take away … Read more

It’s easy to get caught up in the connotations of a strict definition of what it means to play in the post-season when the Mariners’ drought has been long. And it’s near the end, closer than it’s ever been (never tell me the possibilities!), but don’t let the frantic pursuit of the end take away … Read more

With readers at risk of alienating early on, Wednesday was a largely quiet day at Seahawks training camp—no big fights, objections, or any major injuries to speak of. But training without surprises is a good thing for a Seahawks offender looking to stay consistent and efficient. Two days before their first pre-season game, the offense … Read more

With readers at risk of alienating early on, Wednesday was a largely quiet day at Seahawks training camp—no big fights, objections, or any major injuries to speak of. But training without surprises is a good thing for a Seahawks offender looking to stay consistent and efficient. Two days before their first pre-season game, the offense … Read more

The Mariners enter Tuesday with a record 59-52, battling to hold onto a playoff position with only a third of the season remaining. However, there is an uneasy feeling about the team, as Seattle Sports’ Mike Salk noted Monday morning. Van: Sailors face the Kyle Lewis mystery “It’s weird being in August and I still … Read more

The Mariners have a number of roster decisions to make in the near future, and one that will soon be in the center of attention is what Seattle is doing with its starting spin. The Collapse of the Sailors: Who Goes and Who Stays, Castillo’s Great Debut Currently, the Mariners have six novice bowlers on … Read more