Oregon Sports News

From Snakebitten To Surging – Winterhawks Respond With Grit, Goals, And Overtime Magic

February 9, 2026 Stuart Kemp 0

The past two weeks for the Portland Winterhawks have been a tale of two very different stretches. The first week was a grind. Portland was once again snakebitten by the Wenatchee Wild, falling 3–2 in […]

Super Bowl LX – Two Reloaded Franchises Battle For Ultimate Glory

February 6, 2026 Casey Mabbott 0

You’re going to hear all week that this is a replay of February 2015. It isn’t. None of the players who started that game are starting this one. Nearly all of the coaches are different. […]

Seattle Kraken – 3 Potential Trade Destinations For Shane Wright

February 6, 2026 Marko Zlomislic 0

The Seattle Kraken enter the NHL’s Olympic break with six wins in their last 10 games but, more importantly, occupy a playoff spot in a crowded Western Conference (eight teams have between 58 and 68 points). The […]

Redemption Time – Why Super Bowl LX Is Seattle’s Chance To Finally Bury The Ghosts

February 6, 2026 Ben McCarty 0

The players are entirely different, the coaches are different, and 12 years have passed since the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots last met in the Super Bowl. But for Seahawks fans everywhere, Super Bowl […]

A Kid From Shoreline, A Pink Backpack, And The Coaching Journey I Never Expected

February 6, 2026 Nick Bartlett 0

When I started as a youth basketball coach, I had no idea where this journey would take me. I had big dreams, though. My end goal was to become the head coach of an NBA […]

Four Super Bowl Bets That Make Too Much Sense – Why A Slow Start Favors Seattle And The Under

February 6, 2026 Kellen O'Halloran 0

Under 22.5 points in the first half (-112) First-half unders in NFL games with totals of 45 points or more have long been one of the most reliable situational bets, and this matchup only strengthens […]

Free Agency Moves Ahead For Oregon Favorites And NFL Odds

February 6, 2026 Charley Sconlan 0

Momentum surrounds Oregon Ducks football as the program’s influence stretches from the college landscape into the NFL’s evolving free agency and futures markets. Oregon enters the 2026/27 cycle positioned as both a national championship contender […]

More Than Box Scores – Why Killing WaPo Sports Is A Loss Fans (And Accountability) Can’t Afford

February 4, 2026 Arran Gimba 0

Man, what a gut punch. Waking up to the news that The Washington Post is axing its entire sports section feels like losing an old friend. The kind that’s been there for every euphoric win, […]

Mariners’ Bold Swing For Donovan – A Calculated Risk In Pursuit Of A Ring

February 4, 2026 Damian Orton 0

The Seattle Mariners have been no strangers to aggressive offseason maneuvering under Jerry Dipoto, but their latest blockbuster, a three-team trade netting All-Star infielder/outfielder Brendan Donovan from the St. Louis Cardinals, feels like a definitive […]

Super Bowl LX Preview – Seahawks Vs. Patriots – A Clash Of Resurgent Forces

February 4, 2026 Craig Fallon 0

Super Bowl week is underway in Santa Clara, California. The stage is set for an improbable matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX. The game airs on NBC at […]