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Michael Grey
Shortstop isn’t the Mariners’ only intriguing position battle
While much of the attention will be paid to Brad Miller and Chris Taylor as they compete to be the Mariners' starting shortstop, Michael Grey writes that the more intriguing position battle is with the fifth spot in the rotation.10 years ago
Brent Stecker
Mariners rotation should benefit from health, depth in 2015
With Hisashi Iwakuma healthy and three young players with MLB experience competing for the fifth spot in the rotation, the Mariners have a starting rotation in the conversation to be one of the best in baseball.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Three keys for the Mariners to meet their lofty expectations
With expectations as high as they've been in a long time, Michael Grey identifies three things that must happen in order for the Mariners to meet them.10 years ago
Brady Henderson
Should athletes not publicize their good deeds?
Michael Grey weighs in on what Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin told "The Barbershop" about why he doesn't draw attention to the good deeds he does in the community.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks’ offseason plans hinge on Marshawn Lynch’s decision
With Marshawn Lynch mulling retirement, the Seahawks are faced with the possibility of having to make key offseason decisions without knowing whether or not their star running back will be playing in 2015.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Lynch’s importance to the Seahawks makes this a pivotal offseason
In mid-November, I wrote about the danger of the "irreplaceable employee" and the situation that the Seahawks found themselves in with Marshawn Lynch. In the wake of their loss in Super Bowl XLIX, the Seahawks enter the offseason with a similar predicament and maybe even more on the line.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Though Marshawn Lynch says little, NFL still comes out on top
Lost in the outrage over Marshawn Lynch's defiance of NFL policy on one side and the celebration on the other is the fact that the league comes out smelling like a rose either way.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Grey Area: Seahawks’ own belief led to historic NFC title victory
In Sunday's epic and historic comeback NFC Championship win, the Seahawks put on display their remarkable faith in each other that also turned their season around after a shaky start.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Grey Area: Packers’ challenge even tougher in rematch with Seahawks
In a rematch of Week 1, Green Bay will be charged with trying to score on a Seahawks defense that's held on to its spot as the best in football, and it will do so with a hobbled Aaron Rodgers.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Grey Area: Seahawks have been kryptonite for Carolina’s ‘Superman’
Cam Newton may like to imitate Clark Kent, but the Panthers quarterback has been anything but a superhero in his previous meetings against the Seahawks' vaunted defense.10 years ago
Michael Grey
A year of giving for Seattle sports teams
Christmas Eve is here, and what better time to take a peak at what gifts the teams here in Seattle have given to their fans this season?10 years ago
Michael Grey
Cardinals’ quarterbacks are hurting while Seahawks’ defense is surging
The Cardinals will start their third quarterback of the season, Ryan Lindley, against a Seahawks defense that has regained its championship form from a year ago.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks sent a statement to the NFL with win over Eagles
With last Sunday's dismantling of Philadelphia, the Seahawks sent a message to the other 31 teams in the NFL that the defending Super Bowl champions are not going away any time soon.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Plenty of reasons to believe in the Seahawks down the stretch
The Seahawks appear to have recaptured their championship form, a big reason for optimism during what will be a difficult closing stretch.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks fans have plenty to be thankful for
The Thanksgiving holiday is upon us with all of its face-stuffing, belt-unbuckling, football-gorging wonderfulness, so what better time to look back and see what Seahawks fans have to give thanks for this year?10 years ago
Michael Grey
Which Seahawks can be counted on in a big spot?
A Seahawks win Sunday against Arizona is incredibly important to their postseason hopes. Who can they absolutely count on to make a play in a big spot?10 years ago
Michael Grey
Lynch is irreplaceable to Seahawks, and that could be a problem
Marshawn Lynch looks as good as ever as he continues to be the focal point of Seattle's offense. The problem is that none of the Seahawks' other running backs have proven capable of shouldering the load, which casts doubt about what their backfield might look like without him.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks have overcome a first half full of challenges
The Seahawks have traded their No. 1 receiver, dealt with the resulting distractions and sustained a wave of injuries that could have capsized their season. After passing all those tests, they're 5-3 and still in position to repeat as champions.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks still in position for title defense, but it won’t be easy
After their early-season struggles, the Seahawks have a tough road ahead as they try to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Here's how they must navigate it.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks’ offense needs Wilson to shoulder more of the load than ever
Sunday's game against St. Louis showed how much Seattle's offense will have to rely on Russell Wilson going forward given the injuries along the offensive line, an inconsistent running game and no more Percy Harvin.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks’ offense can finds its identity by feeding the Beast
The Seahawks attack is best identified for running the football through Marshawn Lynch, something they didn't do when he got only 10 carries in the loss to the Cowboys last week.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Grey Area: Challenge for Seahawks is singular with Cowboys’ run game
The Cowboys have the league's best rusher in DeMarco Murray, but they've struggled through the air, giving the Seahawks one easily identified key to stopping Dallas on Sunday.10 years ago
Michael Grey
Seahawks would benefit from diversifying their ground game
With no more breaks over the final 13 weeks, now would be a good time for the Seahawks to utilize backup running backs Robert Turbin and/or Christine Michael with an eye toward preserving Marshawn Lynch as well as quarterback Russell Wilson.10 years ago
