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• For slumping Shock, Talons are just what the doctor ordered

  June 19, 2014 in Sports San Antonio’s 1-12 record is the worst in the Arena Football League.

• Richard Sherman part of scuffle during second day of Seahawks minicamp

  June 19, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Tempers flared during the second day of the Seattle Seahawks’ minicamp in Renton, Washington, with cornerback Richard Sherman and wide receiver Phil Bates (pictured, right) in the middle of a …

• Steeler greats honor esteemed coach Chuck Noll

  June 18, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll was remembered at a funeral mass by dozens of former players and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Noll is the only …

• Ex Bears QB Jim McMahon opens up about dementia

  June 18, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Jim McMahon would leave home and forget how to get back. Sometimes, he would stay in his room and lie in the dark because the pain in his head was …

• In brief: Titans agree to terms with RB Bishop Sankey

  June 18, 2014 in Sports on Page B1 NFL: The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms with their second-round draft pick, running back Bishop Sankey. The Titans announced the agreement Tuesday but did not disclose terms.

• Marshawn Lynch shows up for Seahawks minicamp

  June 17, 2014 in Sports So much for concern that running back Marshawn Lynch would be absent from the Seattle Seahawks’ minicamp. 2

• Fourteen former local players on CFL rosters

  June 15, 2014 in Sports on Page C1 Fourteen former Eastern Washington, Idaho and Washington State players are currently on CFL rosters: EASTERN WASHINGTON

• Offensive woes still hinder Shock in loss to San Jose

  June 15, 2014 in Sports on Page C1 SAN JOSE, Calif. – Spokane’s offense had another rough night with dropped passes, red-zone issues and costly turnovers. The Shock dug a 20-point hole and a fourth-quarter rally led by …

• Luke Tendler, Alberto Triunfel spark Indians win

  June 15, 2014 in Sports on Page C1 Luke Tendler and Alberto Triunfel collected the key hits Saturday night, but their gloves drew as much praise as their bats. Triunfel’s double staked Spokane to a 2-0 lead in …

• Offensive woes still hinder Shock in loss to San Jose

  June 14, 2014 in Sports Spokane’s offense had another rough night with dropped passes, red-zone issues and costly turnovers.

• Hall of Fame coach Noll dead at 82

  June 14, 2014 in Sports on Page C7 PITTSBURGH – Chuck Noll, the Hall of Fame coach who won a record four Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers, died Friday night at his home. He was 82. The …

• Shock look to gain on SaberCats

  June 13, 2014 in Sports The National Conference playoff picture hasn’t changed in weeks. Unbeaten Arizona (12-0) is comfortably No. 1. San Jose (8-4) holds the second seed. Spokane (6-6) sits in third, followed by …

• Seahawks reach deal with DT Kevin Williams

  June 13, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 During an offseason in which the Seattle Seahawks accomplished most of their key objectives, one issue that developed was their depth on the defensive line. Seattle lost three of the …

• Shock activate QB Erik Meyer from IR

  June 13, 2014 in Sports on Page B1 The Spokane Shcok have activated quarterback Erik Meyer from injured reserve, roughly 5½ weeks after suffering a collarbone injury against Los Angeles. “It’s great that he healed a lot faster … 1

• Shock activate QB Erik Meyer from IR

  June 12, 2014 in Sports The Spokane Shock have activated quarterback Erik Meyer from injured reserve, roughly 5½ weeks after suffering a collarbone injury against Los Angeles. 2

• Concussions push Tony Scheffler to retire from NFL

  June 12, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Tight end Tony Scheffler is retiring from the NFL. Scheffler told The Associated Press on Wednesday that having three concussions over the past four years had “a lot” to do … 1

• Shock notes: Time for Shock to face the music

  June 11, 2014 in Sports on Page B3 A few weeks ago at practice Spokane Shock players did extra conditioning for an excessive number of penalties. On Tuesday, practice went on without the usual accompaniment of music blaring …

• Shock notes: Time for Shock to face the music

  June 10, 2014 in Sports A few weeks ago at practice Spokane Shock players did extra conditioning for an excessive number of penalties.

• Scoreless in second half, Shock lose to Sharks

  June 7, 2014 in Sports A Brian Zbydniewski pass attempt from 1 yard out on the final play of the game sailed just beyond the grasp of receiver Nick Truesdell as the Spokane Shock fell …

• Shock wary of hungry Sharks

  June 6, 2014 in Sports The Jacksonville Sharks’ record doesn’t match up with their personnel or statistics. Spokane Shock coach Andy Olson hopes that trend continues for at least one more game.

• In brief: Cardinals sign Deone Bucannon to four-year deal

  June 6, 2014 in Sports on Page B1 NFL: The Arizona Cardinals signed first-round pick Deone Bucannon to a four-year deal Thursday. The Cardinals selected the big-hitting safety out of Washington State with the 27th overall selection in …

• Dan Marino says he’s withdrawing from concussion suit

  June 4, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Dan Marino says he inadvertently became a plaintiff in a concussion lawsuit against the NFL and is withdrawing immediately. The Hall of Fame quarterback said he doesn’t suffer any effects …

• Shock notes: Sackmaster James Ruffin isn’t afraid of hard day’s work

  June 4, 2014 in Sports on Page B1 James Ruffin doesn’t work 24-7, but he’s not far off. Ruffin is a record-setting defensive lineman for the Spokane Shock who occasionally squeezes in a workout before practice begins on … 1

• Shock notes: Sackmaster James Ruffin isn’t afraid of hard day’s work

  June 3, 2014 in Sports James Ruffin doesn’t work 24-7, but he’s not far off.

• Seahawks’ Wilson staying focused

  June 2, 2014 in Sports Russell Wilson said Monday after the Seattle Seahawks began week two of organized team activities that it hasn’t been difficult balancing offseason commitments with the need to get ready for … 1

• Mike Biachi: NFL doctors treat players like ‘meat,’ ex-player says

  June 1, 2014 in Sports on Page C3 The three worst-kept secrets in recent sports history: No. 3: The cowardly NBA has known for years that Donald Sterling was a racist, but never did anything about it until …

• Seattle, WR Doug Baldwin agree to extension

  May 30, 2014 in Sports on Page B2 Doug Baldwin and the Seattle Seahawks have agreed to a contract extension that locks up the former undrafted wide receiver through the 2016 season. The team confirmed the new deal …

• Seahawks, WR Doug Baldwin agree to extension

  May 29, 2014 in Sports After the Super Bowl celebration wrapped up, Seattle general manager John Schneider laid out his contract plans to Doug Baldwin. 6

• Seahawks expect intense battle at wide receiver

  May 26, 2014 in Sports The Seahawks get back to work today through Thursday, opening what is expected to be an intense battle at wide receiver that will include rookie Kevin Norwood, among others. 1

• Jim Souhan: Super Bowl in Minnesota in February not a good idea

  May 25, 2014 in Sports on Page C3 This means more skyways, right? Please tell me that we’re not inviting the biggest, most extravagant sporting event in the history of the world to Minnesota during a February, and …

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