O’Neil: What we learned from Seahawks’ preseason loss to Chargers

Halfway through Seattle’s preseason schedule means that we’re halfway to being called upon to name the 53 players for the regular-season roster. Rost’s takeaways: Seahawks’ offense takes chances vs Chargers Below is a look at the three biggest lessons from Saturday’s preseason game in San Diego, which was most notable for the way the Seahawks’ starting offense fizzled when it got close to the end zone. Three things we learned Brandon Marshall is making this team. Wait. Better knock on wood. (Raps knuckles against skull.) Because injury is the only thing that will keep that from happening. After being limited for the first week of training camp, the 34-year-old Marshall… Read More

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Mariners notebook: Roster moves coming

The Mariners are expected to make a number of roster moves prior to their series opener against the Astros Monday night including one Mariners fans on social media have been calling for. Following the Mariners 12-1 loss to the Dodgers Sunday afternoon ESPN’s Marley Rivera tweeted: Guillermo Heredia is packing his bags, he‘s been sent down by the Mariners. He told me that Scott Servais told him it’s because they’re going to face a few right-handed pitchers in a row. https://t.co/T6lyCJk3ho — Marly Rivera (@MarlyRiveraESPN) August 20, 2018 The corresponding move is expected to be Ben Gamel who has hit .369 with 11 extra base hits in 16 games with… Read More

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Mariners notebook: Roster moves coming, including expected Gamel-Heredia switch

The Mariners are expected to make a number of roster moves prior to their series opener against the Astros Monday night, including one that Mariners fans on social media (and hosts from 710 ESPN Seattle) have been calling for. Following the Mariners’ 12-1 loss to the Dodgers on Sunday afternoon, ESPN’s Marley Rivera tweeted this: Guillermo Heredia is packing his bags, he‘s been sent down by the Mariners. He told me that Scott Servais told him it’s because they’re going to face a few right-handed pitchers in a row. https://t.co/T6lyCJk3ho — Marly Rivera (@MarlyRiveraESPN) August 20, 2018 The corresponding move for Guillermo Heredia heading to Triple-A Tacoma is expected to… Read More

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Mets rout Phillies in Little League Classic

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Jason Vargas never talks to fans from the on-deck circle, just like major league teams never line up after a game and shake hands. Put a big league game in a tiny park full of 11 and 12 year olds, though, and those kinds of customs get tossed aside. Amed Rosario had three hits and drove in three runs, and the New York Mets went from cheering on players in the Little League World Series to impressing the youngsters in an 8-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday night. Jeff McNeil added a two-run single to back Vargas (3-8) as the Mets claimed the second Little… Read More

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Raceline Radio Weekend Wrap-Up and Show Guest Schedule – Week of August 19th, 2018

Wickens was involved in a horrific-looking crash Sunday.(@champwebdotnet/Twitter) Raceline Radio Weekend Wrap-Up, and Show Guest Schedule. Compiled By Erik Tomas, The Raceline Radio Network. Week Of: August 19, 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series: Last Race: Sunday August 19th: Pocono PA: Oakville’s Robert Wickens clipped the left rear corner of Ryan Hunter-Reay’s car in turn one of lap one and was launched skyward on top of the wall and into the catch fence in a spray of debris! Wickens was awake and alert when airlifted to hospital. NBC TV’s Paul Tracy reports on social media Wickens will need surgery to repair fractures of both ankles, right arm, and possibly a vertebrae in… Read More

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Hurricane’s Dusty Fielding may have to reconsider his future after Utah Open golf victory Sunday

PROVO — Earlier in the week, Dusty Fielding said he was seriously considering giving up competitive golf after the Siegfried & Jensen Utah Open. So after the 35-year-old Richfield native went out and won the tournament, besting everyone else in the 156-player field and earning a check for $20,000, what does he think about talk of retirement now? Well, Sunday’s victory at Riverside Country Club didn’t necessarily change his mind, but it certainly gave him second thoughts. “I’ve been trying to win this for a long time. It was good to be the guy who played well the final round.” Dusty Fielding Fielding erased ghosts of near-misses in past Utah… Read More

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Amy Donaldson: As the fall sports season starts, let’s celebrate those who are great teammates

Sometimes the affection is palpable. Like when Taylorsville quarterback Dane Leituala makes sure they share the burden and reward of a fundraiser, or when Riverton cross-country runner Joey Nokes, breathless from winning the Highland Invitational, said the reason he pushes himself through the sport’s most challenging aspects is for the guys and girls who suffer with him. Sometimes, it shows up in a thank you or a compliment, like when Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley takes the time to thank tight end Jake Jackson for the perfect block. Most of the time, however, it manifests itself through good-natured teasing, like when the Granger football players try to make each other laugh… Read More

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Roughriders offence breaks out, hands Stampeders first loss of season

The Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the Calgary Stampeders 40-27 on Sunday. The Stampeders (7-1) entered the game as the CFL’s lone remaining undefeated team, having last lost at the 2017 Grey Cup. The Roughriders (4-4) moved to within a win of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for third place in the West Division. …read more Source:: Sportsnet.ca       

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Top-seeded Seattle Storm beat Dallas Wings 84-68 in regular-season finale

SEATTLE (AP) – Breanna Stewart and Crystal Langhorne had 15 points each to help the Seattle Storm beat the Dallas Wings 84-68 in the regular-season finale for both teams Sunday. More from the 710 Sports Pit Sue Bird sat out the game and Stewart played just 13 minutes in the game that had no effect on the Storm’s No. 1 playoff seed. Seattle (26-8) closed the season winning eight of the last nine and will begin the playoffs in the semifinals with byes through the first two single-elimination rounds and home-court advantage throughout. The Storm pulled away in the second quarter with an 18-5 run to lead 41-24. Dallas (15-19)… Read More

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Park reclaims No. 1 world ranking with playoff win in Indy

INDIANAPOLIS — Sung Hyun Park blew one chance to jump back on top of the world Sunday. The South Korean star made sure it didn’t happen again. After missing a short birdie putt on the final hole of regulation and leaving the door open for Lizette Salas, Park made a 15-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff to win the Indy Women in Tech Championship and reclaim the No. 1 spot. “I’m very honoured to be ranked No. 1 and I hope to maintain that ranking for a long time,” she said through an interpreter after shooting a 3-under 69 for a four-round total of 23-under 265.… Read More

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