For the second time in four years, the Seahawks won a Monday Night Football game on a controversial ruling in the north end zone of CenturyLink Field. Needless to say, there was no shortage of reaction after the game.
It's hard to have watched the 2015 Mariners and believe they're close to postseason contention. New Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto may see a different picture, and there are reasons why.
Will this be the year that the T-Birds make the deep run they've been eager to make for quite a while? Tim Pigulski and Andy Eide sort out the upcoming season.
Felix Hernandez pretty much had his way over major league hitters during his first decade with the Seattle Mariners. There are, however, at least a couple of exceptions and David Murphy and Mike Trout showed the reasons why Tuesday night.
Taijuan Walker had no command of his fastball from the very start of the game and it led to a dismal performance against the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
<p>The Seattle Thunderbirds wrapped up their training camp Saturday night with the annual Blue-White game. The Blue team held on to win 5-4 and were paced by two goals and an assist from Nolan Volcan. Volcan turned in an impressive camp this year and the speedy forward from Edmonton appears poised for a big season.</p>
<p>You didn't need a program to know who new Thunderbirds forward Gustav Olhaver was during Thursday's training camp scrimmages. All you needed to was look for the tallest guy on the ice. The import player from Angleholm, Sweden is an impressive figure, standing at 6 feet 6 without skates. Playing on the wing with fellow import Alexander True, Olhaver looked like a player to watch during Thursday's sessions</p>
<p>Monroe's Luke Ormsby is making a strong case to make the T-Birds roster. The 16 year old has always dreamed of playing for the Thunderbirds ever since he was a young kid. The T-Birds training camp continues Thursday with three afternoon scrimmages.</p>
Speaking with the media following Wednesday's practice, offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell describes why the two-tight-end formation works so well for the Seahawks.
Hisashi Iwakuma was tagged for six runs, and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the Seattle Mariners 8-4 on Tuesday night for their fourth consecutive victory.
Carson Smith loaded the bases in the 10th inning before being pulled, and Jake Lamb's sacrifice fly scored Paul Goldschmidt with the go-ahead run as the Diamondbacks pulled out a 4-3 win over the Mariners on Monday night.
Austin Jackson returns to the top of the batting order for the Mariners while Robinson Cano remains in the cleanup spot after hitting three homers in the past three days.
