Results tagged “mikesando”

-- Next up for Connected Ventures? A shot-for-shot remake of the Disturbing Behavior trailer.
-- Listen to Vonnegut Mary Schmich, people! Wear sunscreen!
-- Seahawks super-blogger Mike Sando, plucked from the Tacoma News-Tribune by ESPN.com, says his au revoires.
-- So is Josh Rouse actually the "perfect fit" for a Seattle soundtrack?
-- Just call us the Bureaucracy Kid, fastest passport processors in the country.
-- 5000 cars: Microsoft breaks ground on the western hemisphere's second-largest parking garage.
-- Fracas, kerfuffle, or much ado? The great Starbucks Juicy Raspberry saga moves to Starbucks Gossip, garnering 169 comments (so far).

-- Revenge + Craigslist = aunt's house stripped bare. Also, second-degree burglary, malicious mischief and criminal impersonation charges.
-- NYC asks: What's a WaMu?
-- Lycopene, schmycopene, says Fred Hutch.
-- Sometimes parenting brings out your best. And sometimes...
-- Neko Case will be on the tee-vee tonight, with M. Ward.
-- Mike Sando's early look at the Hawks roster suggests Kelly Herndon could soon be out of a job.
-- Starbucks' favorite Beatle? Paul. NVL me, dead man!
-- In 1914 postcard stamps cost $0.01, but Seattle was still a beautiful place lots doing.
-- Rock, scissors, paper, cake, blue whale, Jupiter.

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We generally don't get that excited about the NFL Draft. To us it’s all analysis and no action-- and besides the newspaper prints which defensive end we've never heard of went fifth to Tampa Bay.

Hot on the heels of revelations of what it's like to share a condo building with former Seahawk Jerramy Stevens (good if you like getting showered with condoms and vomit), comes a bizarre story from the Atlanta home of new Seahawk Patrick Kerney.

- Tonight: Seahawks vs. Packers, 5:30 pm on ESPN and Channel 11.

--A P-I editorial targets what may be the state's last living Republican (via Northwest Progressive Institute)

The Pro Football Hall of Fame released a list of 111 preliminary contenders for election in 2006, and they left off newly-eligible Cortez Kennedy.

Doctors found damage to Matt Hasselbeck's medial-collateral ligament, injured Sunday on what some Hawks say was a dirty hit.

According to Seahawks Insider, Shaun Alexander says his foot doesn't hurt anymore--not after he spent a few days praying about it.

When he's not making doody in his diaper, Mike Holmgren is spitting up creamed carrots or screaming for his "binky."

Seems like somebody always gets dinged for the year in preseason football, and this year it's Hawks safety (and free agent pickup from Chicago) Mike Green. From Mike Sando's Seahawks Insider:

No, we haven't said much about Seahawks minicamp. We forgot about Seahawks minicamp, frankly. But nothing could be more important to the handful of guys trying to stick as a sixth wide reciever, a fifth running back, or a fourth QB. One of these is Skyler Fulton, an Olympia product who starred in NFL Europe this year, and is trying to fight through a shoulder injury to stick with the Hawks this year.

Sometimes history provides the right man for the times.

The 2006 Seahawks schedule was released this morning. They open at Detroit, and have two home Monday night games-- vs. Oakland on November 6th, and vs. Green Bay on Nov. 27th.

Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren today bellyached about officiating during the Seahawks' loss in the Super Bowl. Which happened two months ago.

Last week the Minnesota Vikings shanghaied Pro Bowl guard Steve Hutchinson from the Seahawks by including a "poison pill" in his contract--a provision specifying that Hutchinson had to be the top-earning offensive lineman on the team; a provision the Seahawks couldn't match.