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ESPN, NWSL announce broadcast partnership for remainder of 2019 season

By Julia Poe and Iliana Limón Romero

Bettina Hansen | Seattle Times/TNS                                Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird carries in one of the team’s three trophies at a victory rally for the Seattle Storm, winners of the 2018 WNBA Championship, on Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018 at KeyArena.

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Despite her injury, Sue Bird has still been a vocal leader for the Storm and women’s athletics

By Maggie Vanoni

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Mariners acquire reliever Matt Wisler from the Padres for cash considerations

By Ryan Divish

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NHL Seattle ownership ‘Top Gun’ Bruckheimer looking to build on a hockey product and legacy

By Geoff Baker

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Storm loses first home game of season as Mercury emerges victorious in another close contest

By Percy Allen

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England looks to defy history with a win over the US

LYON, France — When the English Football Association asked Phil Neville to take over the women’s national team…

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Warriors, Nets agree to Durant-for-D’Angelo Russell trade, report says

By Michael Nowels

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Mariners slugger Daniel Vogelbach named to first All-Star Game

By Lauren Smith

Montesano Little Leaguers outlast Chehalis to win district crown

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Montesano Little Leaguers outlast Chehalis to win district crown

Plate discipline, clutch defense lead to Monte’s 11-10 win in 9-11 year-old District 3 title game

Warner’s walk-off gives Montesano Little Leaguers district championship

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Warner’s walk-off gives Montesano Little Leaguers district championship

Brandon Warner’s extra-inning heroics give 8-10 year-old team 4-3 win over Centralia

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South Bend makes switch to 8-man football

Citing low roster numbers, Indians to play 8-man starting this fall

Megan Rapinoe’s two goals send US to 2-1 win over France, into World Cup semifinals

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Megan Rapinoe’s two goals send US to 2-1 win over France, into World Cup semifinals

By Alicia DelGallo

Grays Harbor Gulls adjusting to first year of relegation in WWPL

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Grays Harbor Gulls adjusting to first year of relegation in WWPL

Gulls in good shape to stay among league’s elites, but not out of the woods yet