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An Oregon Sports Fan Guide To Cutting Cable

July 14, 2017 John Stupak Comments Off

I did it! I finally cut the cord to cable TV! As a sports fan, this was a difficult, yet necessary decision. Difficult, because I no longer have the same options to watch all my […]

What’s The Outlook For The Seattle Mariners After The Break?

July 14, 2017 Brian Hight Comments Off

After finishing the “first half” of the season at 43-47, the last 72 games will be an uphill climb if the Seattle Mariners are to snap their 16-year playoff drought. Going into the resumption of […]

Seattle Storm Can’t Overcome Hot Sun, 83-79

July 14, 2017 Virginia Lopez Comments Off

The WNBA Seattle Storm and Connecticut Sun had a game of runs as they each fought for the win in their game on July 12th at KeyArena. In the end, it would be the Sun […]

Fireside Sports With Casey Mabbott – Episode 20 – Grading The Portland Trail Blazers’ Offseason

July 13, 2017 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

In this episode, Oregon Sports News Senior Writers Casey Mabbott and Garrett Thornton grade the Portland Trail Blazers’ offseason, hand out way too early NBA playoff predictions, predict way too early NFL conference favorites, and […]

Portland’s Amanda Bell Set To Make Bellator MMA Debut This Friday

July 13, 2017 David Golden Comments Off

This Friday, Portland fighter Amanda “The Lady Killer” Bell will make her promotional debut for Bellator MMA at Bellator 181 when she faces off against Brittney Elkin. Bellator has finally begun to invest in WMMA […]

Challenges Faced By The Canadian Bookmakers – End Of Difficult Days Is Near

July 13, 2017 admin Comments Off

In Canada, a sport betting is a ‘grey’ zone. Neither it is fully acceptable nor is it a complete taboo. Gambling, if we speak on moral grounds, is certainly not an ethical practice. It certainly […]

Portland Trail Blazers – To React Or Overreact … That’s Summer League!

July 12, 2017 Garrett Thornton 1

The whirlwind that is the NBA offseason descends upon Las Vegas for a couple weeks in July every summer. This year is no different. While there are now summer leagues that play in Orlando and […]

Northwest Players Selected In The 2017 MLB Draft

July 12, 2017 Jarreau Brown Comments Off

The MLB draft concluded last month and within the first 10 rounds there were a handful of prospect from Oregon and Seattle high schools and universities that were selected. The interesting side of the draft […]

Can Caleb Swanigan Become This Year’s Biggest NBA Draft Steal?

July 11, 2017 Bryant Knox Comments Off

It’s always dangerous to speak in hot takes. It’s especially risky when using a small sample size to project the entire career of a 20-year-old prospect. But what fun is sensible analysis during the dog […]

Home Court Advantage Helps Lift Seattle Storm To Win

July 11, 2017 Virginia Lopez Comments Off

If you’ve ever been to a WNBA Seattle Storm game you know what they mean by home court advantage. Last Saturday it was consistent, focused play by the Storm and, according to the team, the […]