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• 6 The Mariners' Darkest Days

  Pegged as contenders before the season began, Seattle's tailspin has many culprits and no accountability.

  Opinion in Sports — by Casey Michel — on May 12, 2008

• 5 Should Softball's Chop Be No More?

  The Baltimore Chop, one of the most underused plays in baseball, has found unparalleled success on the softball field.

  Opinion in Sports — by Casey Michel — on May 11, 2008

• 4 Marvin Harrison and the Public's Trust

  Because of his previous reputation, Harrison's downfall may be one of the toughest pills the public has had to swallow in a long time.

  Opinion in Sports — by Casey Michel — on May 06, 2008

• 3 Why The NBA Playoffs Need To Be Changed

  The time has come for the most deserving teams, not just the lucky ones, to climb into the NBA playoffs.

  News in Sports — by Casey Michel — on Apr 30, 2008

• 2 Futility And Despair: The Saga Of The Texas Rangers

  Since its inception nearly 50 years ago, the Rangers' organization has exuded an atmosphere of failure and ineptitude.

  Opinion in Sports — by Casey Michel — on Apr 27, 2008

• 1 Griffey's Return To Seattle: A Hero's Welcome

  For most people, the end of childhood comes gradually. But one man changed that all.

  Opinion in Sports — by Casey Michel — on Apr 22, 2008