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Every year (let's forget 2020 never existed!) there are always a few upsets in the first round and an unlikely team that makes a crazy run that blows up more than a few brackets. Could this be the year for the 15th-seeded Eastern Washington Eagles?

The Seattle Mariners improves their 2021 Cactus League record in Spring Training tonight (March 18) to 6-7-5 against the San Francisco Giants.

A local man is doing his best to help save Yakima Speedway by staring a fundraising page online at GoFundMe.com.

The Seattle Mariners lifted their Cactus League record to 3-4-5(!) with a comeback 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on a rainy, windy game that was ended after eight innings at the Peoria Sports Complex in Arizona.

An online petition has been created and is looking to collect 15,000 electronic "signatures" to present to the Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association to allow for more people to attend games, matches and events.

In just their fourth game in Cactus League play at the Peoria Sports Complex in Arizona, the Seattle Mariners are already showing some promising power in the batting line-up.

Another positive sign that 2021 may be a return to normalcy was revelead as both the University of Washington Huskies and Washington State University Cougars both released their football schedules for the upcoming season.

The Mariners opened their 2021 Cactus League schedule on Monday with a walk-off 5-4 victory over the highly touted San Diego Padres. Phenoms Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez showed the promise that has them ranked as top prospects in all of Major League Baseball by propelling them to victory.

In just eight more months, Seattle will become the 32nd city in North America to be the home of an NHL team -- the Kraken. Is the Emerald City primed to become "Hockey Town" West?

Who do we, in the state of Washington consider the Greatest of All-Time? According to the data compiled in this study of sports fans, none other than...