The man simply known by his first name to baseball fans and non-fans alike - Ichiro - capped off three days of an affectionate return to his first ballclub by swatting a home run in what may have been his final plate appearance in SafeCo Field yesterday.
Chris Wyatt burned up the nets in our recent Million Dollar Bracket Challenge, scoring the highest number of correct picks in Yakima during the men's NCAA basketball championship tournament. And now he's got a $500 check burning a hole in his pocket!
Aaron Hernandez, the onetime star tight end for the New England Patriots, hanged himself in his prison cell, according to the Massachusetts Department of Correction.
Prior to last night's series opener at SafeCo Field, the Seattle Mariners not only welcomed the visiting Miami Marlins to town for a three-game series, they also welcomed back one of their adopted sons, Ichiro Suzuki.
The Yakima Valley Aero Modelers annual Spring Opener is slated for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 28th through 30th at Ben's Strip located 3 1/2 miles north of Zillah off of Chyene Rd.
In a ceremony earlier today in front of the home plate entrance of SafeCo Field at the corner of Edgar Martinez Drive and Dave Niehaus Way, the Seattle Mariners unveiled a life-sized bronze statue of the greatest player in the club's 40-year history - Ken Griffey, Jr.
Children with disabilities are invited to learn to fish at Sarg Hubbard park on Saturday, June 17th at the annual Catch A Special Thrill (CAST) for Kids.
NFL insider Ian Rapoport has Tweeted that retired Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch has met with the Oakland Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio and is expected to come out of retirement to play again in front of his hometown fans.