Mark Arnold

Saying Goodbye to Hammerin’ Hank Aaron-Part I—by Mark Arnold

Note: I was shocked and saddened recently to hear of the passing of one of the greatest baseball players who ever lived, my personal boyhood

Mike Lindgren and the Legend of Seven Seas–by Mark Arnold

Introduction Mike Lindgren is a close friend of mine who lives in Ketchikan, Alaska. We first met each other at our Church in Seattle back

Hangin’ With the New Left-1970-Part III-The Seattle 8, Cambodia and Kent State—by Mark Arnold

Note: Presented here is the third installment of “Hangin’ With the New Left,” an account of my personal observations and involvement in the anti-Vietnam War

After 3 Losses in 5 Games, Have the Seahawks Turned the Corner?—by Mark Arnold

Note: The last few weeks have been a rollercoaster ride for the Seattle Seahawks; symptomatic of an inconsistent team. First there was the overtime loss

Bills “Buffalo” Seahawks 44-34-This Team Needs Answers—by Mark Arnold

Note: In last Sunday’s Week 9 loss to the Buffalo Bills the Seahawks defense was shredded again, surrendering 415 passing yards to Bills quarterback Josh

Metcalf, Wilson, Wagner Shine as Seahawks Body Slam 49ers—by Mark Arnold

Note: Last Sunday at “The Clink” the Seattle Seahawks defeated their arch rival, the San Francisco 49ers, 37-27 in their most complete game so far

Too Many Mistakes, Too Much to Overcome-Cardinals Defeat Hawks in the Desert—by Mark Arnold

Note: In a game they should have won, our Seattle Seahawks fell to the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday in overtime 37-34. I say “should have

Seahawks Edge Vikings in Heart Stopping Fashion; Now 5-0—by Mark Arnold

Note: In what is becoming commonplace for the Seattle Seahawks this season, they won another game in its final seconds with their nationally televised, Sunday