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BOB, GROZ AND TOM | Apr 30, 2014Seahawks’ plan for Terrelle Pryor becomes clearer
Bob Stelton and Dave Grosby discuss the Seahawks' plans for Terrelle Pryor after hearing general manager John Schneider say he will strictly be a quarterback.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 30, 2014
Mariners-Yankees rained out, rescheduled for June 2
The Mariners will push Roenis Elias to Thursday now that Wednesday's game has been postponed due to rain.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 30, 2014
Wednesday’s Mariners-Yankees game postponed
Rain has postponed Wednesday night's Mariners-Yankees game, and no makeup date has been set.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 30, 2014Seahawks’ Scruggs preparing to be a ‘jack of all trades’
Greg Scruggs tells "Brock and Danny" that he's prepared to play multiple positions along the Seahawks' defensive line next season.
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BROCK AND SALK | Apr 29, 2014Hawk Talk highlights: Baldwin’s contract situation
Highlights from the latest edition of "Hawk Talk" with Danny O'Neil, which included a discussion about wide receiver Doug Baldwin's unsettled contract situation.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 29, 2014Mariners notebook: Cano returns to Yankee Stadium
There was a lot of buzz about Robinson Cano's return to New York, plus notes and the Mariners' lineup for the series opener against the Yankees.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 29, 2014Notes as Seahawks announce Thomas’ extension
A few notes and quotes from the press conference the Seahawks held Tuesday to announce free safety Earl Thomas' four-year contract extension.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 29, 2014Video: Cano pranks Yankees fans on ‘Tonight Show’
Robinson Cano was a guest Monday on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" and took part in a skit in which he surprised unsuspecting Yankees fans who thought they were only booing an imagine of the Mariners' second baseman.
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BROCK AND SALK | Apr 28, 2014Safety first: Seahawks extend All-Pro Earl Thomas
The Seahawks nearly missed out on drafting Earl Thomas. On Monday, they ensured he'll stick around by making him the highest-paid safety in the NFL.
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BROCK AND SALK | Apr 28, 2014Mariners finally showing life in late innings
The Mariners have scored 20 runs over their past four games, 13 of them coming over the final three innings in what is the single most positive improvement for the team.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 28, 2014
Seahawks reportedly sign Earl Thomas to extension
The Seahawks have reportedly signed All-Pro safety Earl Thomas to a four-year, $40 million extension, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport tweeted Monday afternoon.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 28, 2014
M’s Seager takes share of AL Player of the Week
Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager hit five home runs over a four-game stretch and shared AL Player of the Week honors with White Sox rookie Jose Abreu.
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BROCK AND SALK | Apr 28, 2014
Cowherd: NBA should push for Sterling to sell Clippers
ESPN's Colin Cowherd expects the NBA to come down hard on Clippers owner Donald Sterling, and that could result in his franchise hitting the open market, where Seattle's group would be waiting.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 28, 2014
Robinson Cano to appear on ‘Tonight Show’ Monday
Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano will be a guest on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" on Monday, a day before he will play his first game in Yankee Stadium as a Yankees opponent.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 27, 2014
Mariners notebook: Almonte sits for 1st time
Lloyd McClendon is looking for improvement up and down the lineup as he sits center fielder Abraham Almonte for the first time.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 26, 2014
Report: Seahawks hire ex-Dolphins GM Ireland
Jeff Ireland, the former Miami Dolphins general manager, has reportedly been hired by the Seahawks as a pre-draft consultant.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 26, 2014Will the Fernando Rodney Adventure last in Seattle?
<strong>Jim Moore |</strong> The Mariners spent $14 million on closer Fernando Rodney, but his control issues have raised the fan base's blood pressure on several occasions already this season.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 25, 2014
Mariners recall lefty reliever Lucas Luetge
Left-handed relief pitcher Lucas Luetge was recalled Friday by the Mariners from Triple-A Tacoma.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 25, 2014
Report: Seattle not considered for NHL expansion now
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters this week that an expansion team for Seattle is not a possibility in the foreseeable future.
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BOB, GROZ AND TOM | Apr 25, 2014
‘Bob and Groz’ drinking game rules
The "Bob and Groz" drinking game rules for Friday, April 25.
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WYMAN AND BOB | Apr 25, 2014
5 takes: Time recognizes Richard Sherman’s influence
Michael Grey shares five thoughts on the week that was in Seattle sports and beyond, including the Mariners' painful losing streak that was finally snapped Wednesday.
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BOB, GROZ AND TOM | Apr 24, 2014What to make of Sherman’s contract comments
Bob Stelton and Dave Grosby react to the comments made recently by Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman regarding his negotiations for a new contract.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 24, 2014Why just 1 prime-time home game for the Seahawks?
The Seahawks' 2014 regular-season schedule includes only one prime-time game at CenturyLink Field, a change in recent seasons for defending Super Bowl champions.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Apr 24, 2014
Mariners option Franklin, Ramirez; Gillespie selected
<p>The Mariners have optioned infielder Nick Franklin to Triple-A Tacoma and selected outfielder Cole Gillespie, moves that were expected before they were announced Thursday morning. The club also optioned right-hander Erasmo Ramirez to Single-A High Desert.</p>