Seattle Mariners
Time To Dust Off The MLB Record Books
I was 8 years old during the great home run chase of 1998. I recall night after night, tuning in to watch Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire stroke pitch after pitch over the fence. They […]
Articles by Ryan Morgan
Golf
Tiger And Phil, Why It Is Just What We Need
“The Match” is back. As if having one of golf’s greatest and one of its most entertaining golfers wasn’t good enough, this year’s rendition will include the NFL equivalents of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. […]
Seattle Mariners
Powder Blue-Hoo – The Recent MLB Trend That Will Make You Want To Cry
First and foremost I would like to apologize for what I am about to type. The Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, and Minnesota Twins are all bringing back powder blue uniforms in 2020. It is […]
Seattle Mariners
Murphy’s Law Of Sports – Seattle Edition
What Went Wrong? In sports, things rarely ever turn out how you would think. Upsets stimulate the hearts and minds of fans, leading to unexpected jubilation or dumbfounding despair. The city of Seattle has had […]
Seattle Storm
Where Does The WNBA Go From Here?
Losing money, losing attendance, and now maybe losing an entire season. Where does the WNBA go from here? It hasn’t all been bad for the women’s league. As far as team sports go, the WNBA […]
Seattle Mariners
Take Me Out To The Ballgame – MLB Meditations If You’re Missing Baseball
I miss baseball. I miss the sounds of the game: vendors selling beer, the crisp echo of batting practice, the constant hum of a packed stadium. I miss the smells of baseball: slightly wet grass, […]
Portland Trail Blazers
Revenge Pie, The Seattle SuperSonics, And A Whole Bunch Of What-Ifs?
It’s no secret Seattle basketball fans have been keeping tabs on the OKC Thunder from afar. It was painful to see the trio of Kevin Durant, James Harden and Russell Westbrook contend for a championship […]
Washington Huskies
Bow Down To Montlake Jimmy
UW has the pedigree, now it searches for its identity. It started with Sarkisian who brought excitement to a flailing program. Then came Petersen who restored a middling program to prominence and national recognition. Now, […]