The Seattle Seahawks, who announced their 2013 schedule Thursday, re-signed kicker Steven Hauschka Friday. Hauschka joined Seattle after being claimed off waivers from Denver Sept. 4, 2011, and has converted 49 of 57 field goals (.860), with a long of 52 yards, and 80 of 82 PATs in his two seasons.
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After salvaging the third game of a three-game series with Detroit Thursday (2-0), the Mariners are off on a six-game swing through Texas and Houston. First pitch Friday: 5:05 p.m.
News was sparse Thursday after the first day of the NBA’s annual Board of Governors meeting at a Manhattan hotel, where reporters sidewalk-camped in the vain hope of clues about the fate the Kings. New Orleans Hornets/Pelicans owner Tom Benson did say the owners “were getting down to the meat and coconuts.” That may be
The Seahawks draw the national TV eye for four games, but it’s the two matchups with the defending NFC champs that has fans in a lather.
Vexed for most of seven innings, the Mariners finally broke through against former Cy Young winner (2011) Justin Verlander with a two-out RBI double by Kyle Seager, followed by an RBI single by Endy Chavez, defeating the Detroit Tigers 2-0 in the final of a three-game series Thursday at Safeco Field. Seattle recorded its third
C.J. Wilcox received feedback from 20 NBA teams, talked to his father and head coach Lorenzo Romar, and decided to return to the UW basketball team for his senior season.
Seattle pitchers recorded 21 strikeouts and Detroit pitchers 19 in the Tigers’ 2-1, 14-inning Wednesday. The teams will finish their three-game series Thursday.
The Seahawks signed three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Antoine Winfield, formerly of the Minnesota Vikings, Wednesday to a one-year contract. A No. 1 draft pick by the Buffalo Bills (23rd overall selection in 1999), Winfield played five years in Buffalo before joining the Vikings as an unrestricted free agent in 2004.
University of Washington basketball coach Lorenzo Romar Wednesday announced that high school senior Jahmel Taylor and junior college transfer Mike Anderson have signed letters of intent and will join the program this fall.
After a lame offensive performance Tuesday in a 6-2 loss to Detroit, the Mariners will turn to Felix Hernandez Wednesday, still in search of his 100th career win.