Mike Vorel

4 days ago | seattletimes.com | Mike Vorel

TACOMA — Around the same time he registered to become a stem cell donor, Carson Burke received a letter from Carson Burke. It was written in 2011, when Burke — who hails from south Seattle — was a 7-year-old at Kimball Elementary School. The school vowed to mail the letters to the students’ future selves. They arrived 11 years later, tiny time capsules, hopes and dreams and predictions printed on loose leaf paper.

6 days ago | seattletimes.com | Mike Vorel

While Logan Gilbert dotted a 97-mph fastball on the inside corner of the plate to kick off the 2025 season, a crew of Mariners and ROOT Sports employees manned a “command center” inside T-Mobile Park. It was 7:10 p.m. on March 27, and they were positioned there for a purpose: to tend to the team’s most anticipated offseason acquisition …The ROOT Sports Stream app.

1 week ago | tdn.com | Mike Vorel

SEATTLE — The most impressive play from Washington’s spring game was not the one you think. It wasn’t freshman wide receiver Raiden Vines-Bright’s contorting touchdown catch. It wasn’t the dual interceptions from UW defensive backs CJ Christian and Elias Johnson. It wasn’t senior running back Jonah Coleman’s successful extra point, followed by a back flip endorsed by smiling Husky coach Jedd Fisch. “Jonah can do anything,” Fisch said after the gold team’s 20-12 win Friday at Husky Stadium.

1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Mike Vorel

By Mike Vorel - The Seattle Times (TNS) SEATTLE - The most impressive play from Washington's spring game was not the one you think. It wasn't freshman wide receiver Raiden Vines-Bright's contorting touchdown catch. It wasn't the dual interceptions from UW defensive backs CJ Christian and Elias Johnson. It wasn't senior running back Jonah Coleman's successful extra point, followed by a back flip endorsed by smiling Husky coach Jedd Fisch. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Mike Vorel

SEATTLE — The most impressive play from Washington’s spring game was not the one you think. It wasn’t freshman wide receiver Raiden Vines-Bright’s contorting touchdown catch. It wasn’t the dual interceptions from UW defensive backs CJ Christian and Elias Johnson. It wasn’t senior running back Jonah Coleman’s successful extra point, followed by a back flip endorsed by smiling Husky coach Jedd Fisch.