Forty-one cities applied to host World Cup games. Thirty-two advanced to the next selection round, 23 made a short list, and 16 cities across three countries were ultimately selected. And, no surprise to anyone who knows our city, Seattle was ranked the Number 1 stadium experience by The Athletic’s reporters covering the games. (It’s soccer, so we’ll live with a tie with our friends in Atlanta — though we beat them on transit and location.) Full list: https://t.co/v1yTWqPxE2
The original Earthrise photo is from late Orcas Island resident Bill Anders, founder of the Heritage Flight Museum here in Washington state. Great tribute from the Artemis II crew.
Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners says he watched the Seahawks and he wants to “get where they are”. The Mariners made it all the way to the ALCS and lost game 7 last season. Could they make it to the World Series this time around?
@maddenifico Amen brother 100% agree imagine what this country would be like if she’d won in 2016 I can tell you right now we wouldn’t have had as many Covid deaths besides everything else
20 yrs ago when I was on beat and started Seahawks Insider blog, there was a super sharp reader & frequent commenter who made me better—helped me with data analysis etc. That guy was credentialed to the team’s SB victory and is a force. He picked up where the Seahawks Insider blog left off and built something way better. Great job @hawkblogger
The @Seahawks trailed for 1:35 seconds this postseason...
That is the fewest amount of time trailing by a Super Bowl champion since the Redskins in 1991.
Late in the first half of the Week 16 Rams-Seahawks game, Cooper Kupp had a key fumble. Via @MikeSilver, it sparked a confrontation, and a near skirmish, between Rams and Seahawks assistant coaches in the elevator from the press box to the locker rooms. https://t.co/lFlPHmA8JN