The 1975 Mariner graduate spent 16 seasons as an MLB pitching coach with the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers.
The legendary Snohomish pitcher spent parts of two seasons in the major leagues.
The ex-Monroe volleyball star completed her college career with the second-most blocks ever at UW among outside hitters.
Seattle steps it up on both offense and defense to recover from its difficult season-opening loss.
Klein won three individual state championships while at Edmonds H.S. and had an All-American career at the University of Oregon.
The Lake Stevens grad was named the 2006 Big West Co-Softball Player of the Year during her storied career at Pacific.
The 2005 Snohomish grad was the Washington Gatorade Boys Basketball Player of the Year after his senior season and also starred at UW.
The Mountlake Terrace alum was a two-time first-team All-Big Sky selection in men’s basketball at Portland State.
Plus, Lang wins another Evergreen Speedway title, Hayward heads to Sweden to play pro volleyball, and much more.
Here’s a look at how the two teams match up heading into Tuesday’s series opener.
Seattle is outscored 23-0 in the second half of an awful loss to begin the 2023 season.
Since his arrival, Young has risen to the top of the M’s prospect rankings and has been a pivotal piece in Everett’s second-half push.
Beck Boiteau, Rhys Jamieson and Finn Werner all ink WHL scholarship and development agreements with Everett.
Plus, Lake Stevens grad Jayden Limar scores a TD in his collegiate debut for Oregon, 2 college standouts transfer and more.
Everett’s recent surge results in a playoff berth, but the AquaSox also have a chance to win the NWL’s second-half crown.
With a number of offseason moves, Everett believes it has the pieces to be a contender once again.
More movement for Snohomish County natives as NFL teams juggle rosters ahead of season openers.
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