The Mariners Monday claimed RHP Cody Martin off waivers from the Oakland Athletics, adding him to their 40-man roster. To make room, the club released RHP Logan Kensing. The 26-year-old Martin joined the A’s July 2 in a trade with Atlanta and appeared in four games (two starts), going 0-2 with a 14.00 ERA.
Author: SPNW Staff
The Seahawks (2-4) blew another fourth-quarter lead Sunday, their fourth this year, losing to the Carolina Panthers and dimming considerably their playoff hopes.
QB Luke Falk went wild with 45 points and six TD passes in the first half as the Cougars followed up their big win in Eugene with a sweep of the Oregon schools for the first time since 2006.
He disagreed that it was even a penalty, but Seahawks DE Michael Bennett was fined $20,000 Friday by the NFL after a hit on QB Andy Dalton in Sunday’s loss at Cincinnati to the Bengals.
Seahawks’ starting fullback was arrested in Bellevue Wednesday after the truck he was driving struck another car and injured its driver. His attorneys say he fell asleep at the wheel.
After the NFL Network reported Monday that the Seahawks were going to sign CB Crezdon Butler, a 28-year-old vagabond about to join his seventh team, the Seahawks Tuesday waived WR B.J. Daniels and rookie RB Rod Smith.
Mariners 2B Robinson Cano underwent surgery Tuesday at Philadelphia’s Vincera Institute to repair both a right side and left side core-muscle injury (hernia), according to the club. Cano’s recovery is expected to take six weeks, and he should be ready for the start of spring training in February.
The Pac-12 Conference Monday named Washington senior linebacker Travis Feeney as its defensive player of the week for his efforts in the Huskies’ 17-12 victory over 17th-ranked USC Thursday in Los Angeles. Feeney, a Richmond, CA., native, posted seven solo tackles, including 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 quarterback sacks as UW held the Trojans
The Seahawks built a 24-7 fourth-quarter lead and rookie RB Thomas Rawls rushed for 169 yards, but squandered it all and lost 27-24 in overtime at Cincinnati Sunday.
Takeaway Washington State stormed back from a 31-21 deficit midway through the fourth quarter, punched in the tying touchdown with one second showing on the clock in regulation, and then outlasted Oregon in two overtimes, shocking the once-mighty Ducks 45-38 Saturday night at Autzen Stadium (box). Led by Luke Falk’s five touchdown passes, the Cougars