Larry Stone

We all knew what we were watching Sunday. Yes, a Seahawks snow game, but beneath that, we saw a once-proud team that is broken so badly it is unrecognizable.

Could the Mariners again match their magical zenith of 2001, when they were at the top of their game and the city relished its best-ever baseball summer?

The Legion of Boom’s story had been about bonding, friendship, overcoming adversity and proving doubters wrong. Now you just hope the players can find their way to a better place in their lives. And that the people they impacted can...

Edgar never left, unlike the others. Fans got to know him slowly, genuinely, unforced. And gradually come to adore him. They will feel connected to him in deep and emotional ways on Sunday when he is handed his Hall of...

A four-error game in 1990 against the Orioles turned out to be a critical turning point in which Mariners great Edgar Martinez learned how vital the mind is to success in baseball. Read the first excerpt from his upcoming autobiography...

By meeting Russell Wilson's self-imposed deadline of April 15, the Seahawks can turn their attention to other matters such as the NFL draft, Frank Clark and Bobby Wagner.

With Edgar Martinez finally on his way to Cooperstown, Larry Stone counts down his five most memorable Mariners moments.

This is “Edgar’s Army” — a group of devoted fans who have been pivotal in advocating for the Hall of Fame candidacy of the Mariners’ legend. From the man who launched the first website making Edgar’s case — all the...

The Washington athletic director showed guts in firing basketball coach Lorenzo Romar and orchestrated a quick turnabout in her department’s finances. With this new apparel deal, the Huskies could be on firm ground for the next decade.

Will the Mariners spend big on a free agent? “I’d rather have a Mitch Haniger” than another payroll bust like Richie Sexson, Stanton suggests.

UW baseball player Braden Bishop leads his mother's fight against early-onset Alzheimer's  The Seattle Times

One of the last extensive interviews with Cougars legend Bobo Brayton, in 2013, left an indelible impression of an indomitable man who died Saturday at age 89.