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Are we on the cusp of a golden era in Seattle sports?

First the Mariners come within a game of reaching their first World Series. Now, the Seattle Seahawks are the top seed in the National Football Conference (NFC) and favored to win their second ever Super Bowl. But are Seattle sports fans getting their hopes up only to have them dashed by yet another decade of heartache and disappointment?
- Stephen Howie
Seattle Mariners give up 18 hits as Blue Jays swing early in count to close in ALCS

The Toronto Blue Jays had 18 hits, including five home runs, all within the first three pitches of an at-bat in a 13-4 rout of the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night that pulled them to 2-1 in the AL Championship Series.
- Associated Press
Seattle street preachers say nothing can silence their amplified message

Christian preachers have long been a staple outside Seattle’s sports stadiums, often spreading the gospel with the help of megaphones. Many fans say the volume is too loud, but it’s unclear if anything can silence the preachers.
- Casey Martin
Hear It Again: Cheers and jeers — Seattle's year in sports

Today, we’re taking a look back on big moments for Seattle sports fans in 2022. Locally, the Mariners broke a 21-year playoff drought, Sue Bird played her last game for the Storm, Russell Wilson left for Denver, and the Sounders hosted — and won — the CONCACAF championship. But internationally, the year kicked off with a controversial Winter Olympics, hosted in China, and ended with a contentious World Cup and Qatar.
- Libby Denkmann
How Broccoli Guy became the mascot the Mariners didn't know they needed

The Major League Baseball season is over for Seattle this year. But the Mariners say it's only the beginning for their young, rising stars. That includes one super-fan who made a name for himself by going to dozens of games with fistfuls of vegetables.
- Casey Martin
On opening day, with 9,000 fans in the stands, hope springs eternal

Reality check: The M’s prospects still hint toward rebuilding, not the playoffs
- Kim Malcolm
Baseball Summer Camp - Sharpening Skills While Fending Off The Coronavirus

Major League Baseball is getting ready to play ball once again. But it all depends on the coronavirus. Teams have begun 'summer training' before a shortened season that's supposed to begin on July 23.
- Tom Goldman
No Opening Day for the Mariners means you have to make your cream cheese hot dog at home

Today was supposed to be Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. But with everything shutdown due to the coronavirus, the ballpark – and nearby hotdog stands - will stay quiet.
- Casey Martin
Cano is back in the Mariners lineup

Bill Radke talks to Seattle Times columnist Matt Calkins about Robinson Cano, who's back in the Mariners lineup after a 80 game suspension. We look...
- Bill Radke
Mariners, housing advocates spar over who gets tax revenue

Housing advocates faced off against Seattle baseball fans at a King County Council public hearing on Monday. At stake: hundreds of millions of dollars...
- Marcie Sillman

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