Former Huskies and Trail Blazers star Brandon Roy, who in one freaky season at Nathan Hale High School was named national coach of the year, will take his coaching talents to the south end of Seattle and his alma mater, Garfield High. On its sports Twitter account, the school confirmed Thursday earlier media reports.

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Former Huskies and Trail Blazers star Brandon Roy, who in one freaky season at Nathan Hale High School was named national coach of the year, will take his coaching talents to the south end of Seattle and his alma mater, Garfield High. On its sports Twitter account, the school confirmed Thursday earlier media reports.

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Former Huskies and Trail Blazers star Brandon Roy, who in one freaky season at Nathan Hale High School was named national coach of the year, will take his coaching talents to the south end of Seattle and his alma mater, Garfield High. On its sports Twitter account, the school confirmed Thursday earlier media reports.

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Former Huskies and Trail Blazers star Brandon Roy, who in one freaky season at Nathan Hale High School was named national coach of the year, will take his coaching talents to the south end of Seattle and his alma mater, Garfield High. On its sports Twitter account, the school confirmed Thursday earlier media reports.

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The Mariners need to try nooners more often -- for the first time in nearly a week, they are smiling. Quality work against a premier Washington offense from a starter and four relievers, including Edwin Diaz in the closer role, plus a whopping four runs from the offense ended Seattle's losing streak at five Thursday. The 4-2 triumph (box) was also their first in nine games in the nation's capital.

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The Mariners need to try nooners more often -- for the first time in nearly a week, they are smiling. Quality work against a premier Washington offense from a starter and four relievers, including Edwin Diaz in the closer role, plus a whopping four runs from the offense ended Seattle's losing streak at five Thursday. The 4-2 triumph (box) was also their first in nine games in the nation's capital.

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The Mariners need to try nooners more often -- for the first time in nearly a week, they are smiling. Quality work against a premier Washington offense from a starter and four relievers, including Edwin Diaz in the closer role, plus a whopping four runs from the offense ended Seattle's losing streak at five Thursday. The 4-2 triumph (box) was also their first in nine games in the nation's capital.

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The Mariners need to try nooners more often -- for the first time in nearly a week, they are smiling. Quality work against a premier Washington offense from a starter and four relievers, including Edwin Diaz in the closer role, plus a whopping four runs from the offense ended Seattle's losing streak at five Thursday. The 4-2 triumph (box) was also their first in nine games in the nation's capital.

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Another day, another player move. And now, a game gets moved -- four hours earlier. Thursday's finale of the Mariners' three-game series in Washington, D.C., has been moved from a 1:05 p.m. PT start to 9:05 a.m. to avoid thundershower activity forcasted for later in the day.

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Another day, another player move. And now, a game gets moved -- four hours earlier. Thursday's finale of the Mariners' three-game series in Washington, D.C., has been moved from a 1:05 p.m. PT start to 9:05 a.m. to avoid thundershower activity forcasted for later in the day.

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Another day, another player move. And now, a game gets moved -- four hours earlier. Thursday's finale of the Mariners' three-game series in Washington, D.C., has been moved from a 1:05 p.m. PT start to 9:05 a.m. to avoid thundershower activity forcasted for later in the day.

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Hal Childs, called by former Seattle sports executive Dick Vertlieb “a promoter extraordinaire who helped put Seattle on the map of major sports franchises,” and was the first public relations director for the Sonics (1967-71) and the Mariners (1977), died Sunday in Dublin, CA., from complications of heart disease. He was 84.

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Hal Childs, called by former Seattle sports executive Dick Vertlieb “a promoter extraordinaire who helped put Seattle on the map of major sports franchises,” and was the first public relations director for the Sonics (1967-71) and the Mariners (1977), died Sunday in Dublin, CA., from complications of heart disease. He was 84.

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Hal Childs, called by former Seattle sports executive Dick Vertlieb “a promoter extraordinaire who helped put Seattle on the map of major sports franchises,” and was the first public relations director for the Sonics (1967-71) and the Mariners (1977), died Sunday in Dublin, CA., from complications of heart disease. He was 84.

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Hal Childs, called by former Seattle sports executive Dick Vertlieb “a promoter extraordinaire who helped put Seattle on the map of major sports franchises,” and was the first public relations director for the Sonics (1967-71) and the Mariners (1977), died Sunday in Dublin, CA., from complications of heart disease. He was 84.

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The search for a potential backup quarterback is heating up a bit with news, first reported on NFL.com, that the Seahawks have brought in for workouts Wednesday veterans Colin Kaepernick and Austin Davis.

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The search for a potential backup quarterback is heating up a bit with news, first reported on NFL.com, that the Seahawks have brought in for workouts Wednesday veterans Colin Kaepernick and Austin Davis.

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The search for a potential backup quarterback is heating up a bit with news, first reported on NFL.com, that the Seahawks have brought in for workouts Wednesday veterans Colin Kaepernick and Austin Davis.

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The search for a potential backup quarterback is heating up a bit with news, first reported on NFL.com, that the Seahawks have brought in for workouts Wednesday veterans Colin Kaepernick and Austin Davis.

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As he often did, Cortez Kennedy said it best, in his own self-deprecating, yet honest way, when he was drafted in by the Seahawks with the third pick in the 1990 NFL draft.

"I may be the fattest player in the draft," he said after his selection, "but I'm a helluva player."

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