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Griffey Hits Home Run Number 600
Last night the clouds parted and for a moment the sun shone down on Seattle as Ken Griffey Jr. became the sixth player in baseball history to hit home run number 600.
Skagit County Kid Is Key to Philly Happiness
Four years ago, Kyle Kendrick was helping Mt. Vernon High advance in the Northwest 4A district playoffs.
All the News
--Brett Tomko, who we'll always love for his terrific relief performance in this critical game, is the Dodgers' fifth starter, beating out Washington State High School Hall of Famer Mark Hendrickson.
Crappy Pro Makes Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame voting is over, and 6’9” Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Mark Hendrickson is a winner. That’s right, he’ll be inducted into the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Hall of Fame on April 18. What Hall did you think we meant?
Is An Almost-As-Big Unit Better Than No Unit At All?
Could Randy Johnson don a Mariners uniform in 2007? Those speculating aren’t entirely convinced floundering GM Bill Bavasi could pull off a (worthwhile) deal to acquire the Yankees’ aging Unit, and although we’re not the most astute of M’s followers, we’re dubious, too. We think it’s more likely the Mariners will trade for another mound giant—the Dodgers’ Mark Hendrickson. Because we saw him downtown last night.
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