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The emotion poured out of Bill Cowher and flooded out of Jimmy Johnson.
It was a bit more than three years ago that a perturbed Richard Sherman told the media they were going to miss him once he’s gone.
SEATTLE — Coach Pete Carroll told a poignant story about walking back into Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., last Sunday, long after the Seahawks’ 28-23 loss to the Packers had ended.
That felt like more than just a game slipping away.
So, have you caught baseball fever yet?
Assuming you’ve recovered from the comeback that never was last Sunday, you’re already counting down to the Seahawks’ 2020 season opener.
The Palouse is a majestic place, but rarely a lure in and of itself for impressionable and ultra-talented high-school athletes.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Coaching football generally requires a comprehension of complexities that exceed those of other sports.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — It was as miserable a start as could be imagined for the Seahawks, and for much of the game it seemed like a rousing season was coming to an inglorious conclusion.
The comforting response, if you’re a Washington State football fan, is to tell yourself that it was time — that the Mike Leach era had peaked and a change is welcome.
Things I don’t know: 1) Whether Seahawks defensive end Jadeveon Clowney’s hit on Carson Wentz warranted a flag, ejection and/or a fine; 2) whether that hit was the difference in the Seahawks beating the Eagles on Sunday; and 3) whether there was any intent on Clowney’s part beyond simply mak…
PHILADELPHIA — DK Metcalf put forth what can only be called a goofily eclectic fashion statement Sunday as he held court in the interview room.
It is likely that three road wins stand between the Seahawks and a return trip to the Super Bowl.
With the Seahawks reduced to one healthy running back against the Arizona Cardinals two weeks ago, Pete Carroll was alarmed to see Travis Homer smash viciously into a defender on his very first carry.
See, you couldn’t resist.
The death of David Stern on Wednesday elicited the expected tributes to his far-reaching legacy as the 30-year commissioner of the NBA.
On a night when their flaws were exposed in the first half and their will was highlighted in the second, the Seahawks stared redemption in the face.
Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright thinks the most spectacular play in franchise history never should have happened.
It was Sophocles, the Greek tragedian, who said, “I would prefer even to fail with honor than win by cheating.”
Stefan Frei confessed that Sunday’s match was particularly difficult to prepare for.
Sometimes, to let him know it’s not a full interrogation, you lob a softball at a player before a line of critical questions.
A basalt pile decorates much of Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon, thanks to some lively volcanic action millions of years ago.
ATLANTA — This one, finally, was going to be a romp, a much-needed break from the nervous breakdowns of Seattle second halves past.
OAKESDALE, Wash. — Pomeroy saw its 10-game Southeast 1B League volleyball winning streak snapped here Thursday night as Oakesdale took down the Pirates in straight sets to clinch at least a share of the league championship.
PRESCOTT — St. John-Endicott-Lacrosse downed Prescott in straight sets here Thursday night in the Tigers' fiinal home volleyball match of the season.
BURBANK, Wash. — Senior Emily Ness led DeSales with 14 assists here Thursday night as she closed out her prep volleyball career in an Irish uniform.
One can’t help but wonder if Bryce Harper is experiencing buyer’s remorse this month as he watches his old team, the Washington Nationals, close in on a World Series championship.
The Seahawks could really have used Earl Thomas this week.
PEORIA, Ariz. — Julio Rodriguez has The Look.
CLEVELAND — They say never begin a story with a dictionary definition.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — In a different time, it was an attractive little two-bedroom home, constructed in the early 1940s out of red brick and owned by one of the greatest players ever to grace the diamond, a towering yet tragic figure who lived the last half of his life and went to his grave as …
It was 24 years ago Tuesday that the Mariners played what remains the greatest game in their history, the one they’ve been fruitlessly clinging to and trying to replicate ever since.
We’ll start with the obvious: Your team’s chances of losing are greater if it is trailing at halftime than if it is leading.
September of 2019 was mostly warm, dry and clear — and now just a blip in time and history.
The two bull moose sat in a square of open ground under the fanning scales of cedar.
The Seahawks delivered a statement Thursday night, all right, just as they intended.
RENTON, Wash. — The Seahawks have forged the best prime-time record in the NFL on a very simple — though slightly incongruous — theory, preached ad nauseam into their consciousness by coach Pete Carroll.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Six Pro Bowls. A Super Bowl ring. The NFL passer-rating leader in 2015. The NFL touchdown-pass leader in 2017. The second-best passer rating in NFL history. And, of course, 129 consecutive games played if you count the playoffs.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — About 20 minutes after Sunday’s game, a reporter asked running back Chris Carson about the 12-yard gain he had in the fourth quarter to give the Seahawks a critical first down.
A black rooster — an escapee from a local farm? — struts along a quiet mud flat, thankful to not have sunk in to his comb.
As Felix Hernandez prepares to make what almost certainly will be his final Mariners start today — No. 418 over a 15-year span — it’s long past the time to ponder where he went off track, and how he could have fixed it.
Chris Carson stood in front of his locker, speaking so quietly that you had to strain to hear.
Pete Carroll wasn’t going to get any sympathy for his busted nose Sunday.
CLARK FORK — We crossed the river bridge and then headed west before climbing out of the frogwater lowlands at Derr Island near Clark Fork.
Jerry Dipoto stood in front of about 200 hard-core Mariners’ fans on Wednesday and explained, in detail, how well he thought the step-back plan is progressing, and why.
Just before taking a swipe at California at large, Washington State football coach Mike Leach answered a question about one of the Golden State’s new bills: California’s Fair Pay for Play Act, which awaits Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature after passing through the legislature unanimously an…
PITTSBURGH – They have won two games by a grand total of three points against teams that by November – or sooner – might look like they actually should have been pushovers.
