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To get everyone prepared for the season, I have compiled a guide on how to enjoy a game at one of the best ballparks in the majors. How does one truly enjoy a game at Safeco Field? There are a variety of ways to create a perfect experience for yourself at the Safe, so I will give you my take on how to make your trip to the ballpark one for the ages. Purchasing Tickets There are several ways for you to purchase your tickets. The easiest option would be purchasing them online at... Read Full Story

Terrence Jones in the Nike Hoop Summit Highly touted UW recruit, Terrence Jones starred for Team USA in the Nike Hoop Summit yesterday. Jones scored 15 points to help his team to victory. Starring for Team World was former UW recruit, Enes Kanter. Kanter led all scorers in this game with 34 points and 13 rebounds. There is no doubt in my mind the Huskies would have benefited right away from his presence, it is unfortunate Romar couldn't keep him. You can view the game story here... Read Full Story

Well here we are, losing 3 out of 4 to an Oakland A's team that was picked to finish in last place in the division. Our starting rotation has gone a total of 23 innings of 45. Our 6-man bullpen has a total ERA of 4.79, and has lost the lead for the team in 3 games. The reliever with the most innings pitched, Jesus Colome, wasn't even with the team when the season started. Instead of cutting a back-up DH to make room for Colome, the team cut their only viable backup outfielder, Ryan... Read Full Story

Time: 6:00 PM TV: Kong 6/16 Coming off of a 1-0 loss to the Red Bull at home the Seattle faithful and even the players were wondering where the finishing is and how they can get the balls into the back of the net. This was the focus of this week's practice and finishing all those opportunities that come from corners and free kicks. The addition of Pat Noonan definitely shows promise as he stepped on last game as a sub to provide an immediate presence for the Sounders, but he will need to... Read Full Story

JacketsOnline.com Coming all the way from the west coast is the Oakland Soldiers. The Soldiers had a very strong showing last year the event and the one-two punch of Nick Johnson , Jabari Brown , and Kyle Wiltjer are going to be tough to stop if they are both making shots. Add in the fact that the Soldiers will rely on 2012 inside force Brandon Ashley , and they will be a force to be reckoned with. They are joined by a strong squad from Seattle. Seattle Rotary is led by five-star point... Read Full Story

2009 was a promising start for Coach Sarkisian and the Huskies. The Dawgs will look to build on their success in 2010. Here is a brief early look at the Huskies' 2010 opponents for the first half of the season: at BYU- September 4th A once highly-coveted Jake Heaps makes his return to home with the BYU Cougars. The Cougars went 11-2 last season and finished 14th in the BCS rankings. This will be an emotionally-charged game for BYU-alum, Steve Sarkisian. BYU provides a tough match up for... Read Full Story

Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Sweeney were largely credited with having incredible positive effects on the clubhouse. This much is evident: not many teams carry players on their backs in celebration of finishing second and missing the playoffs, so there was clearly an effect there. However, after las season, that was supposed to be it for them. Most thought that, having had his farewell tour, Griffey would step down after a long and storied Hall of Fame career. Likewise, many people also... Read Full Story

Name : Mike Jensen Claim to Fame Being a three-year Letterman and a trailblazer of the hybrid position “shooting center.” Was He Any Good? Ask any Husky Basketball fan, and the answer will be a resounding no. Jensen will be forever remembered for the nightmare moment when, during the NCAA tournament, he committed an ill-advised foul against UConn’s Marcus Williams. The Dawgs were up by four, and the foul on a breakaway basket allowed Conneticut to push the game into overtime and... Read Full Story

By Luke Ricci Fantasy Baseball Columnist In honor of Lent ending (40 days without Coke was rough for me) here are five commandments to being your fantasy season. Consider these only slightly less holy than the original ten. 1. Thou shall consider the free agent pool one giant bench. Don't restrict yourself to only what's on your team; play the match-ups. If you can start a half-decent pitcher against Pittsburgh or Washington there's a good chance you will get a win out of it... Read Full Story

By: Ronaldinho Hendricks The Sounders second match against visting New York Redbulls ended in disappointment. An early goal from Kandji in the 21st minute stunned the Sounders and left them trailing for the remainder of the match. The Sounders dominated the game with seventeen shots and twelve corner kicks but were unable to break through. Despite the dominating play, the passing from Seattle was sloppy. Both Levesque and Riley struggled to get off good passes and Brad Evans appeared... Read Full Story