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Mariners use Homers from Julio Rodríguez and Mitch Garver to top A’s 8-4
Julio Rodrguez and Mitch Garver shine with impressive home runs in Mariners' win over Athletics.
Tragic Shooting Erupts At Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade, Leaving 1 Dead And Multiple Injured
One person killed, multiple injured in tragic shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade celebration.
New Voting Rights Lawsuit Targets 15th District in Yakima
The legal action filed Wednesday targets state Legislative District 15 in Yakima, which is majority Latino.
Masks are Back When Kids Go Back This Fall
The COVID-19 vaccine mandate announced Wednesday includes those working at the state's colleges and universities, including coaches.
Seattle Kraken Hockey Team Sued by Punk Bar Over Name Use
A Seattle punk rock bar is suing the city’s new NHL hockey team for $3.5 million, saying the Kraken’s choice of a name and plans to open a restaurant are harming the Kraken Bar & Lounge.
Seattle Mariners Spring Training News! Lets Go Around the Horn
Seattle Mariners Spring Training News! Lets Go Around the Horn! Seattle Mariners top prospect Jarred Kelenic will be sidelined due to a strained adductor muscle in his left knee.
MLB to Start on Time After Players Reject Delay
Major League Baseball will proceed with an on-time start to spring training and the season after players rejected a plan Monday night to delay reporting by a more than a month.
Budweiser Joins Coke, Pepsi Brands in Sitting Out Super Bowl
Anheuser-Busch isn’t advertising its iconic Budweiser brand during the Super Bowl. Instead it is using all of its ad time to coronavirus vaccination awareness efforts.
MLB Submits Plan to Play in Toronto
The Canadian government says Major League Baseball has submitted a plan to play in Toronto and health authorities are examining it.
NCAA Moves Toward Allowing Athletes to be Paid Sponsors
The NCAA is moving closer to allowing Division I college athletes to earn money from endorsements and sponsorship deals they can strike on their own.
MLB Players say Pay Shouldn’t be Cut if Empty Ballparks
Major League Baseball players are upset over the prospect teams may seek additional pay cuts if games are played in empty ballparks due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Olympians Become Trainers to Help Those Stranded at Home
Many professional athletes offering free online fitness classes and tips to an audience isolated at home to boost public health during the coronavirus pandemic.