SeaTown Sports
Kevin Cacabelos, Brian ElsnerBy Seattle sports fans, for Seattle sports fans — insight and analysis on every team in town.
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SeaTown Sports Pod, Ep. 108: A Downer Weekend in Seattle Sports, Told Through the Press Conferences
Kevin and Daniel take one of the more deflating three-day stretches in recent Seattle sports memory and walk through it the honest way — by reading what the people responsible actually said. Jedd Fisch takes the blame for a two-minute clock...
UW's Pitch: 2028 Point Guard Austin Birley Recaps Unofficial Visit
Courtesy of Austin Birley
Danny Sprinkle had Austin Birley on campus for an unofficial visit in early September and Sprinkle chose not to spend the time selling a role.
“Coach Sprinkle didn’t talk about my role much,” Birley told SeaTown...
What stood out to UW’s recruiting visitors in Washington’s win over Eastern Washington
Thomas Joyner arrived at Husky Stadium on Saturday as a 2029 prospect without a Washington offer. He left with one.
The Southlake Carroll HS ATH from Southlake, Texas, received the offer after talking with wide receivers coach Kevin Cummin...
SeaTown Sports Pod, Ep. 107: The Mariners' Lost Season, Seahawks 2-0, and Sonics Getting Real
Brian's on the PUP list, so Daniel Salle slides in for a football-heavy Sunday episode. Kevin and Daniel try to diagnose a Mariners season gone sideways — the offense that never clicked, the piggyback that didn’t work, the murky front-offic...
UW Recruiting Notebook: Elite Targets & Husky Legacies in '28 and '29
Washington’s recruiting board for the class of 2028 is taking shape. What follows is where things stand with a handful of 2028 names, along with a glance at the recruitments of a few high school sophomores from the class of 2029.
Here’s t...
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Writing about Seattle's sports teams.
Once said Matt Flynn was a better QB option than Russell Wilson. Jim Presley was his favorite Mariner in 1989. Sprained his ankle throwing a football in the street with his son - not doing something actually athletic.
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