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Brewers are everything Mariners aren’t. Is Jerry Dipoto to blame? | Commentary (opens the original)
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If you thought the Mariners’ 21-year playoff drought was rough, you’re probably not from Milwaukee. Because from 1983-2007, the Brewers didn’t make the playoffs once. The Brew Crew had another postseason-free skid from 2012-2017, which included three seasons in which they couldn’t crack the 75-win barrier. That’s rough for a fanbase that had to turn to an NFL team 120 miles away if it wanted championship aspirations. But you know what? The Brewers did something about it. Can you say the same abo
Alex Rodriguez was honored by Mariners. Are fans willing to forgive him? | Commentary (opens the original)
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His number is never going to be retired at T-Mobile Park. No statue in his likeness is on the horizon. But Saturday, Alex Rodriguez received a gift from Mariners fans that might mean just as much to him these days: their appreciation. We knew the pregame ceremony honoring the Top 50 Mariners of all time was going to spark a series of cheers. What was less certain was how A-Rod – the man who left Seattle after his fifth full season in MLB – would be received by the crowd. There was a time, after
Alex Rodriguez was honored by Mariners. Are fans willing to forgive him? - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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His number is never going to be retired at T-Mobile Park. No statue in his likeness is on the horizon. But Saturday, Alex Rodriguez received a gift from Mariners fans that might mean just as much to him these days: their appreciation. We knew the pregame ceremony honoring the Top 50 Mariners of all time was going to spark a series of cheers. What was less certain was how A-Rod — the man who left Seattle after his fifth full season in MLB — would be received by the crowd. There was a time, after
Seahawks might not be Super Bowl favorites, but bet against them at your own peril | Commentary (opens the original)
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We probably won’t be asking Mike Macdonald about it. As is well-documented, the Seahawks coach does not care. Despite winning the Super Bowl last season – in about as dominant fashion imaginable – Seattle is now fourth in the sportsbooks to win next year’s Big Game. Ahead of them are the Rams with 11-2 odds. Then the Ravens and Bills at 10-1 each. And then, the Seahawks at 11-1. This is not going to be one of those “this team can’t get respect” columns. Being fourth out of 32 – especially when y
New Seahawks owners should take note of how Allen family handled business | Commentary (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – If I were a ride-or-die, face-paint-wearing Seahawks fan whose mood was entirely dependent on how they performed each week, here are the 10 words I would tell the new owners: Congratulations on the purchase, now stay out of the way. This, after all, was essentially what Jody Allen and her late brother Paul did when they controlled the team. You never heard stories about the owner trying to influence an executive in the draft room or during free agency. Football matters were left to the
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