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Ralph Walter

Ralph Walter

Assistant Managing Editor/Sports Editor at The Spokesman-Review

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Recent Articles

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A friend, a colleague and the best guy we know: Saying goodbye to Joe Palmquist | Ralph Walter

With grace and steadiness, Joe Palmquist led the newspaper through a difficult period as our industry shrank and we figured out how to manage a digital age. And as sports editor he calmly shepherded readers through both the heights of Gonzaga basketball and the ups and downs of WSU football in an ever-changing sports world.
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Loyalty, patience (and cash): David Riley and WSU basketball deserv...

This idea that Riley somehow killed all of the momentum that Kyle Smith created is a little far-fetched. Smith was terrific in leading the Cougs to the NCAA Tournament. Still, he was just one game over .500 in three of his five seasons at WSU. And after that 2024 NCAA berth, he and nearly his entire roster – including future pros Jaylen Wells and Isaac Jones – scattered just as WSU dropped to the WCC. 
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Ralph Walter: Hope there'll be enough room on the Mariners' bandwag...

OK, I'll admit it – it had been awhile since I'd climbed on the Seattle Mariners' bandwagon. Twenty-four years, to be exact. That explains why this longtime lukewarm M's fan booked an October trip to New York earlier this year with his daughter to hit a few comedy clubs. Because really, the thought that the M's would still be playing October baseball sounded like a bad joke.
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Ralph Walter: Revolving quarterback door can lead to hope, fear and...

For football fans, there's nothing like the all-or-nothing promise of a new starting quarterback, those wild swings of hope and nervousness, optimism and dread. Because for every John Mateer at Washington State or Ryan Blair at Whitworth a season ago, there are dozens of Ralph Walters.
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Ralph Walter: Spokane's distant NBA connections, and how future Sea...

Ralph Walter: Spokane's distant NBA connections, and how future Seattle expansion – with a Stockton-like assist from Gonzaga basketball – could stir imaginations here
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Former Gonzaga Prep forward Jayden Stevens transfers to Idaho

From staff reports
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Eastern Washington standout Cedric Coward enters transfer portal, t...

Eastern Washington standout Cedric Coward enters transfer portal, to test NBA draft
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Take 22 Podcast with Anton Watson (episode 3): A conversation with ...

Anton Watson and Drew Timme have shown amazing chemistry on the court throughout their Gonzaga basketball careers. That same rapport was evident on Tuesday night when Watson welcomed Timme to join him on the third episode of his podcast, “Take 22.”
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Zags Basketball Insiders Podcast (episode 4): A Dan Dickau tribute ...

It’s never too early to look ahead to the West Coast Conference basketball tournament.
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Take 22 Podcast with Anton Watson: A conversation about Gonzaga bas...

Anton Watson has never been known to be much of a talker on the court, but Gonzaga’s versatile big man showed he can chat with the best of them away from it.
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Zags Basketball Insiders Podcast (episode 1): A roller-coaster star...

A new lineup. A big loss. A slow start. And victory in the end. If anyone can appreciate the roller-coaster season that is Gonzaga basketball so far in 2022-23, it’s The Spokesman-Review’s Zags Basketball Insiders Podcast crew.