The marriage proposal went as planned, and my then-girlfriend said she couldn't imagine her life without me. Less than 24 hours later she said she had to think about it.
I was honestly kind of worried that all this work I've done becoming a better person might prevent me from rooting against the Thunder with the appropriate level of passion and determination.
I would have sworn that it was impossible to screw up a baseball uniform. Then, Nike asked me to hold its beer.
Seattle beat Atlanta on Monday night in a manner that Pete Carroll would have absolutely loved.
Used to be Seattle that left the league scratching its collective head in the first round. This year it was Atlanta and its selection of Washington QB Michael Penix.
John Schneider's got the right idea when it comes to his habit of trading down in the NFL Draft. Here's hoping he does it. Again.
I'm reluctant to point out the consistency with which Seattle is churning out quality starting pitchers, but only because I don't want to jinx it.
How silly is that. Not a game. Not a game. We're in here talking about the wall art the new Seahawks coach removed in the team's practice facility.
The path that Seattle followed to its first Super Bowl title has sparked a fundamental change in the way teams value quarterbacks in the draft.
If the Mariners don't get an extraordinary outing from their starter, they haven't been winning many (or more accurately any) games this season.
Seattle is undefeated when its starting pitcher limits the opponent to one run or fewer, which is great. It's 1-7 in all other games, which is not.
I'm not sure if Seattle's quarterback is better than Kirk Cousins, but I do believe the Seahawks are much better off with him than the Falcons are with Cousins.
