With DT Tony McDaniel cleared via the concussion protocol, rookie RB C.J. Prosise is the only uncertainty regarding health as the Seahawks (11-5-1) leave Friday for the NFC divisional round playoff match in Atlanta Saturday (1:35 p.m., FOX) against the 11-5 Falcons.
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MLS unveiled its full 2017 regular-season schedule Thursday. The defending champion Sounders open with a pair on the road before playing at home March 19.
Lorenzo Romar’s Washington Huskies will be without the services of senior center Malik Dime for four to five weeks due to a pinkie finger that fractured in the final minutes of last Saturday’s 87-61 victory over California at Alaska Airlines Arena. This is potentially a devastating injury for UW, as the 6-foot-9 Dime has 39
The Mariners Wednesday fillled a need for a starting pitcher by acquiring LHP Drew Smyly from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for a trio of minor leaguers.
The Mariners made a four-player trade with Atlanta, acquiring RHP Shae Simmons and OF Mallex Smith for two minor leaguers. They designated RHP Cody Martin for assignment.
The City of Seattle Wednesday issued a request seeking proposals to redevelop KeyArena, including an option of a complete teardown. The deadline is April 12.
Washington State’s Luke Falk was rated as one of the top five quarterbacks in the 2017 NFL draft, but elected Wednesday to return to the Cougars for his senior season.
Washington finished No. 4 in both the Associated Press and coaches polls released Tuesday, but were leapfrogged in the final rankings by the USC Trojans, who ended at No. 3..
Rookie RB C.J. Prosise, out since breaking a shoulder blade Nov. 20 against the Eagles, is returning to practice this week, according to coach Pete Pete Carroll on his weekly radio show Monday on 710 ESPN.
Another influential sports figure makes an appearance at The Sports Salon. University of Washington athletics director Jennifer Cohen will talk championship football, hoops and the dramas of her job.