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Matt Calkins

Matt Calkins

Sports Columnist at The Seattle Times

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  • English
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  • Basketball
  • Football
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After record-setting year, Seahawks' Smith-Njigba shows his humility

Can Jaxon Smith-Njigba repeat what he did last season? Hard to say. But if he doesn't, it will have nothing to do with complacency, columnist Matt Calkins writes.
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M's season differs greatly from 2025, but team brass consistent in ...

It's the job of Mariners ownership and the front office to put the best possible team on the field, but the current squad is 56-63 and looks hapless. 
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Alex Rodriguez was honored by Mariners. Are fans willing to forgive...

The ceremony honoring the Top 50 Mariners was certainly going to spark many cheers. What was less certain was how Alex Rodriguez — the man who left Seattle after his fifth full season in MLB — would be received by...
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Seahawks' Hall shows his panache in 'Hard Knocks' premiere

In Tuesday's 'Hard Knocks' premiere on HBO, Seahawks outside linebacker Derick Hall showed off his personality and panache, columnist Matt Calkins writes.
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USMNT still far off from World Cup breakthrough after Belgium loss

There is nothing to review in the USMNT's FIFA Men's World Cup game loss Monday in Seattle. Belgium was the better team by approximately three galaxies.
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The beautiful game overtakes Seattle

Forget March Madness. The World Cup games in Seattle have been a June and July jubilee, leading up to perhaps the biggest sporting event in city history.
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Best World Cup ever? It's definitely in contention

You want a recipe for an all-time tournament? Blend comebacks, underdogs and maximum output from the superstars. That's what this World Cup has provided so far.
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Former All-Star’s resurgence leaves Mariners with tricky dilemma

The Mariners’ starting pitching dilemma has gotten trickier in the best possible way. Over his last six starts, the once rocky Luis Castillo has morphed back into “The Rock.” 
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FIFA World Cup: Seattle fans keep stepping up, no matter the matchup

Seattle fans have given Seattle Stadium, aka Lumen Field, an NFL playoff-like feel no matter who is playing during the FIFA Men's World Cup, Matt Calkins writes.
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Can USA soccer win the World Cup? Logic says no, but the vibes scre...

The U.S. is playing the best, or at least close to the best it ever has, and it's all happening on its home soil. Can they win the World Cup?
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Seattle’s men’s World Cup debut yields a draw — and a huge win

The FIFA Men's World Cup is living up to the hype in Seattle — the first match, the turnout and the grass field — and it may get even better with the U.S. here next.