Former Mariners ace Randy Johnson is among 17 first-time eligibles for induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Edgar Martinez is up for election for the sixth time.
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After being fined $100,000 by the NFL for not doing mandatory interviews, Seahawks RB dispenses with the task Sunday in a most passive aggressive way.
Senior Shawn Kemp Jr. tied a career high with 18 points and Washington, threatened often but never seriously, defeated the University of Pacific 76-69 Sunday night in the Marv Harshman Classic at KeyArena. Freshman Donaven Dorsey drained a 3-pointer with slightly more than a minute remaining to ensure a 3-0 start by Lorenzo Romar’s Huskies,
Missing key figures Ozzie Alonso and Lamar Neagle, the Sounders lost the Western Conference finals opener 1-0 to the Galaxy in Los Angeles Sunday.
Two former Mariners, an ex-manager, Don Wakamatsu, and ex-player, Raul Ibanez, have emerged as finalists to become the manager of the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Mariners Thursday night made three more roster moves, adding RHP Mayckol Guaipe, C John Hicks and INF Ketel Marte to their 40-man roster. With the moves, the Mariners have 39 players on the 40-man roster. Earlier Thursday, the team claimed LHP Edgar Olmos off waivers from the Miami Marlins.
The Mariners Thursday claimed 24-year-old LHP Edgar Olmos off waivers from the Miami Marlins. Olmos, who went 3-3 with three saves and a 4.06 ERA in a career-high 51 relief appearances last season split between AA Jacksonville and AAA New Orleans, has five major league appearances to his credit. His addition brings to 36 the
Sigi Schmid, Obafemi Martins, Chad Marshall and Stefan Frei of the Sounders are among the finalists in various categories for Major League Soccer postseason awards.
Two Washington Huskies — LB/RB Shaq Thompson and OLB Hau’oli Kikaha — were selected as finalists for three of college football’s major postseason awards.
Silence is expensive, at least in the NFL. The league Tuesday slapped Marshawn Lynch of the Seahawks with a $100,000 fine for failing his media obligations.