There was lots of TV debate over whether the Seahawks deliberately piled it on during the latter stages of their 58-0 wipeout of the Arizona Cardinals. Your thoughts? Vote here.
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Touchdowns from the defense and special teams added to the offensive whirlwind as Seattle crushed the team that beat the them 20-16 in the season’s opening week.
Convinced of his innocence — or inspired to avoid missing the Seahawks’ stretch run — cornerback Richard Sherman will ask his attorney to file a motion that could delay his appeal scheduled for Friday, ESPN.com reported Sunday.
The reeling Arizona Cardinals defeated the Seahawks 20-16 in the season opener in Glendale, AZ., but after starting the year 4-0, the Cardinals have dropped their past eight.
Despite the return of injured Washington starters Scott Suggs and Shawn Kemp Jr., there was no celebration as Nevada beat the Huskies 76-73 Saturday night at Alaska Airlines Arena, the third non-conference home loss this season for the Huskies (4-4).
The Mariners made it official Saturday, signing free agent outfielder Jason Bay to a one-year contract. Bay will receive a reported $1 million with up to $2 million in additional incentives. Only $500,000 of the $1 million is guaranteed.
Washington will play its fourth consecutive home game Saturday against a Nevada team that contributed heavily to the Huskies’ exclusion from the 2012 NCAA Tournament.
The Mariners are reportedly in the mix for Josh Hamilton and Nick Swisher. Question is, which free-agent bat is the best fit for the offensively challenged Seattle Mariners? Vote here.
Jeff Parke made 78 regular-season appearances for the Sounders since his acquisition in the 2008 MLS expansion draft. He started 77 of those matches, including 29 in 2012.
The Seattle Mariners and free-agent outfielder Jason Bay have reportedly agreed on a one-year contract worth slightly more than $1 million. Expected to alternate between the outfield and designated hitter, Bay is a British Columbia native and a graduate of Gonzaga University who most recently played for the New York Mets.