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Just when a football fan thinks the NFL’s new collective bargaining agreement might bring an end to training camp holdouts, up doesn’t pop Chris Clemons. The ninth-year defensive end, who led the Seahawks the past two seasons with 11 sacks each, wasn’t in Renton Tuesday for the first of three days of a camp that

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Roger Jongewaard, who served as the Mariners’ lead talent evaluator for nearly two decades (1984-04) and oversaw amateur drafts that netted the franchise Ken Griffey Jr. (1987) and Alex Rodriguez (1993), died Monday of an apparent heart attack. News of Jongewaard’s death was first reported by USA Today’s Bob Nightengale on Twitter. Jongewaard was 76.

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On the eve of the NBA Finals that has the former Seattle SuperSonics team meeting the  Miami Heat, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn delivered a personal message in New York to NBA Commissioner David Stern, saying the city is interested in having the league come back. McGinn’s spokesman, Aaron Pickus, said McGinn met with Stern Monday.

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