The Bad Thing About the DH
Dennis Nyback muses on the ever-changing American pastime.
Gaelic Sport Comes to Shoreline Stadium This Saturday
Gaelic sport comes to Seattle this weekend to spread the love. Omar Willey writes.
Why FIFA’s Reform Proposals Could Damage African Football
In soccer what’s good for FIFA’s European business is not necessarily good for Africa.
Protecting Young Athletes from Abusive Coaches – Let’s Get It Right
On the heels of the CBC report on sexual abuse in amateur sport, David Telles-Langdon calls for a real way to protect young athletes.
Upon Further Review: Inside the Police Failure to Stop Darren Sharper’s Rape Spree
Police failed to stop Darren Sharper’s rape spree–but they could have.
Ice Hockey Talk Heats Up in Seattle
R.V. Murphy considers the recent buzz about hockey in Seattle.
Why Not Us, Again?
Hours before the regular season kicks off, Raymond Muprhy takes a look at the NFL Champion Seahawks and muses about the phenomenon and their chances in the coming season.
NHL Hockey in Seattle–Eh?
Writer Ray Murphy covered hockey at every level – from youth leagues to the NHL – in 25 years as a sportswriter. Here he talks about the prospects of a Seattle NHL team.
Why Ichiro’s Departure Makes This Nikkei Girl Sad
Ichiro’s image was linked in my mind with my father, my cousins and uncles, the members of my Japanese American family who love baseball. Ichiro is Japanese, not Japanese American, but seeing him at the plate reminded me of those Ansel Adams pictures, taken of Japanese American players during World War II, behind barbed wire. Ichiro was a Japanese man, succeeding wildly at an all-American pastime.
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