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@Seahawks Well his name is Bud and he's light as hell for a safety at 188. Someone get this guy on a strength program and feed him!

Manifested it, Bud 👀

@braves2430 Only one?! If I could get rid of only one it would be Skip but Shannon, Kendrick, Nick and Stephen A can all go too.

Whose microphone are You taking away?

@DearS_o_n Social security

Name a huge scam that has been normalised?

@SeattleSports I mean they can't hit a right way slider or curve or change up or fastball or splitter or really any other pitch so not sure it matters

What is a "wrong-way slider?" The #Mariners are set to find out Friday when they face Astros right-hander Tatsuya Imai and his unique pitch that is turning heads. sports.mynorthwest.com/mlb/seattle-ma…

@realMaalouf Let's cook up some bacon!

You see this sign at your workplace. What’s the first thing that comes to mind?

If you’re spending the first weekend of spring at a No Kings rally, let me be the first to tell you if no one else has: you are a fucking loser.

How did we get to be $39 trillion in debt? The zombie filibuster—coupled with a chronic unwillingness among senators to break through it by putting in the hard work—has contributed to it substantially. For decades, this dynamic has been giving Senate Democrats way too much power when it comes to spending bills—even when they’re in the minority. Spending bills in the Senate routinely get to 60 votes—regardless of who’s in the majority and who controls the House and the White House—with votes coming from (1) basically every Senate Democrat and (2) a much smaller group of Republicans (predominantly members of the Appropriations Committee), in many cases just a few more than whatever it takes to achieve cloture. As a result, disagreements on spending bills tend to be resolved by simply spending more—to give those voting for it what they need to vote for it. This is one of many reasons why I’ve been pushing so hard on the talking filibuster which, if fully utilized and given the time it needs to work, could help us pass the SAVE America Act. But the benefits wouldn’t end there, as they could help us avoid not only the kind of shutdown hell we’re now experiencing, but also rein in our debt and deficit—at least while Republicans are in charge. Share if you’d like to see the Senate use the talking filibuster—to fully fund DHS, to pass the SAVE America Act, to reduce spending, and otherwise!

@HawkEmDownChris Ken Griffey Jr

Name an athlete you wish had a fully healthy career. I’ll start: Derrick Rose.

@Hunter_Eagleman I was President?

“Where am I?” 🤣

@willortner Yes!

Seahawks fans ONLY, would you make this trade for De’Von Achane?

@NikoTamurian @SeattleSonics @simplyseattle 3

So the @SeattleSonics take the floor in 2028-2029... Which logo you wanna see at half court and on those unis? (Thanks for the stickers @simplyseattle )

@mkhammer I feel bad for Florida on this one though. The guy is a giant douche.

Transfer portal is open

@BrandiKruse Appeal.

After 15 years in news, a federal judge has sided with the State of Washington in denying my press pass. I'm not mad at the judge or Democrats for keeping me out. I'm mad at so-called journalists who, out of spite, have taken the side of the government over the First Amendment.

@SeattleSports He'll fit in perfectly with the rest of the head cases in Philly

Riq Woolen is reportedly flying to another nest, with the cornerback set to leave the #Seahawks in free agency for the Eagles. sports.mynorthwest.com/nfl/seattle-se…

@tedcruz Wow. That was amazing. Brought tears to my eyes.

This is extraordinary. And powerful. 🙏

@JordanReffett Praying for Daniel and his family. Happy to donate.

HUSKY NATION!! I need your help! One of my best friends Daniel Milsten, played football at UW, is now fighting for his life! He's only 42 and has a wife & two small boys! Breaks my heart! Please share and spread everywhere! Please help and donate! gofund.me/ac75b6042

@SeattleSports @shannondrayer And here we go with the injuries to the pitching staff.

#Mariners starting pitcher Bryce Miller has experienced a setback with inflammation in his left oblique, but general manager Justin Hollander stressed that "we don't think it's serious." Mariners insider @shannondrayer has the details from Peoria. sports.mynorthwest.com/mlb/seattle-ma…

@willortner No but not because of the picks or Knight but the combination of that with the massive cap hit from Crosby. Going to have to prioritize current FA plus JSN and Spoon

Seattle Seahawks fans, would you make this trade for Maxx Crosby?

His voice still rings out through the Pacific Northwest and in the hearts of @Mariners fans everywhere. Dave Niehaus, the 2008 Frick Award winner who called 5,284 games in Seattle, was born #OTD in 1935.

@BurnerPenny @MrBlonde2023 @BrockHuard Top 3 what for a decade?! Certainly not at QB. He was too 5 at best and more like top 6,7,8,9

Uhhh…who wants to tell them?