RENTON, Wash. – Sometimes, a shrug communicates what words never could.Take Game 1 of the 1992 NBA Finals, when Michael Jordan made a meme – a moment that still somehow circulates on social media. After sinking his record sixth 3-pointer in the first half, Jordan shook his head at floundering Portland Trail Blazers defender Cliff Robinson. He then turned toward NBC commentator … [Read more...] about Commentary: Why a simple shrug explains the brilliance of Seahawks’ Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Despite power outage, Seahawks generate way to install game plan
RENTON, Wash. – The Seahawks didn’t get spared from the bomb cyclone that ripped through the Seattle area Tuesday night.Power remained out at the team’s practice facility, the Virginia Mason Athletic Center, into Wednesday afternoon. The Seahawks made do by using generators.While the team getting in a regular workday pales in importance to the struggles many others were having, … [Read more...] about Despite power outage, Seahawks generate way to install game plan
Notebook: Sounders still missing key players ahead of Saturday’s playoff semifinal
RENTON — It’s the final lead-up to Saturday’s Western Conference playoff semifinal in Los Angeles and the Seattle Sounders remain without two players in training.Paul Rothrock missed Tuesday’s session due to having a “heavy feeling in his legs,” according to Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer. The forward hasn’t trained since playing 74 minutes in Game 2 of Seattle’s opening round … [Read more...] about Notebook: Sounders still missing key players ahead of Saturday’s playoff semifinal
Mariners position analysis: How long will Cal Raleigh be catching in Seattle?
The title of “greatest catcher in Seattle Mariners’ franchise history” still belongs to Dan Wilson. It’s a largely unofficial honor and open to interpretation and debate, though given the history of players manning the position prior to his Mariners debut on April, 4, 1994 and after his retirement on Sept. 30, 2005, there is little argument about his status.The Mariners … [Read more...] about Mariners position analysis: How long will Cal Raleigh be catching in Seattle?
Mariners position analysis: How long will Cal Raleigh be catching in Seattle?
The title of “greatest catcher in Seattle Mariners’ franchise history” still belongs to Dan Wilson. It’s a largely unofficial honor and open to interpretation and debate, though given the history of players manning the position prior to his Mariners debut on April, 4, 1994 and after his retirement on Sept. 30, 2005, there is little argument about his status.The Mariners … [Read more...] about Mariners position analysis: How long will Cal Raleigh be catching in Seattle?