Oregon Sports News

Save Money And Minutes With These Meal Prep Secrets

September 15, 2017 Eileen Heilman Comments Off

70% of successful weight loss and body re-composition starts with what we eat. Getting to the gym is easy comparable to organizing a complete “meal prep” situation. Many steps are involved and come Sunday, I […]

Do The Seattle Seahawks Have The Worst Offensive Line In The NFL?

September 15, 2017 Brian Hight Comments Off

On Sunday afternoon, in the midst of the first weekend of the NFL season, Robert Mays of The Ringer tweeted out, and I’m paraphrasing – as if paraphrasing a Tweet somehow diminishes the meaning of […]

Seattle Seahawks Turn To Backfield To Right The Ship In Week Two

September 15, 2017 Simon Teska Comments Off

The NFL season-opener for the Seattle Seahawks was a bit of a letdown for ‘Hawks fans to say the least, as they lost in Green Bay to a surprisingly stout defense and the Aaron Rodgers-led […]

Fireside Sports With Casey Mabbott – Episode 27 – Ducks, Beavers, And NFL Week One Overractions

September 15, 2017 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

In this double mega episode, Oregon Sports News Senior Writers Casey Mabbott and Bryant Knox discuss NFL week one overreactions, David Johnson’s injury and how to replace him on your fantasy team, week 2 games […]

Why The Seattle Seahawks Need To Pick Up The Tempo On Offense

September 15, 2017 Greg Owens Comments Off

Coming into the season, the word around the Emerald City was that the Seattle Seahawks’ offensive line and the run game has improved. Sike! To say the Seahawks’ offense was bad this past Sunday against […]

A 1:1 With Portland Timbers 50/50 Club Player Diego Valeri

September 14, 2017 Miriam B. Dye Comments Off

With 44 points, the Portland Timbers have managed to make it to the top of the MLS Western Conference, making this a very important milestone in their quest for making the playoffs and eventually bringing […]

CJ McCollum – The King Wingman

September 14, 2017 Jared Wright Comments Off

The Portland Trail Blazers’ 2016-17 season was a year defined by high ambitions and unmet expectations. The team saw a regression to the mean after shocking the league just a year prior, but there is […]

The Seattle Mariners’ Wild-Card Starting Pitcher Dilemma

September 14, 2017 Jacqueline Light Comments Off

With two unclaimed American League Wild Card golden tickets and the Seattle Mariners within reach of suspending their 16-year postseason drought, a big question begs to be asked: If the team makes it to the […]

Portland Timbers Best In The West

September 13, 2017 Doug Mackar Comments Off

After a brief hiatus for World Cup Qualifiers, in which Timbers midfielder Darlington Nagbe played a key role for the US, the Timbers jumped back into action last weekend on the road against one of […]

Gracie Barra Portland’s Johnny James Is On A Quest To Realize A Life Long Goal

September 13, 2017 David Golden Comments Off

Johnny James grew up loving hockey. He started playing at just 4 years old and dreamed of one day playing professionally. The son of a single mother, James was unfortunately forced into retirement at 15 […]