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He hasn't pitched in a Major League Baseball game since 2010, but the Seattle Mariners were willing to give Jeremy Bonderman a shot to make the rotation. Yesterday, he took the mound against the Los Angeles Angels in the team's fourth spring training game. The 30-year-old right-hander gave up three runs on two hits, including a three-run home run to catcher and Federal Way native Hank Conger. He threw 17 pitches in his lone inning.

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You've probably seen the stunning video of the Nationwide Crash at Daytona Saturday.

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The Tri-City Americans are teaming with Fred Meyer to present the 8th annual Pink Ice Night for Breast Cancer Awareness on Friday, Feb. 22 at the Toyota Center as they take on Everett.

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This past week, Ricky Rubio started a web site to teach cardiac pulmonary resuscitation and how to use and AED in an effort to save lives. The site is really intuitive and the training program is quick and simple. It takes less than five minutes; don't regret not seeing it.

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The Indoor Football League requires the number of team players to be down to 25 by Feb. 27. This is a problem for Tri-City Fever Coaches Shackleford and Whitehead. The team is currently in training camp, and the coaches say there is so much energy and guarantee in these players they are having a difficult time choosing who to eliminate. You won't want to miss watching the Fever intimidate opponents this season!

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Jerry Buss, real estate magnate and longtime owner of the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers, died Monday of an undisclosed form of cancer, his spokesman Bob Steiner said. Buss, 80, was a patient at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. His health had declined rapidly in recent weeks.

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Unlike other all-star games in professional sports, a heavy dose of spectacle goes along with the NBA's All-Star weekend. So what is your favorite part?

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Talk about making your WHL debut!

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Coming February 20th, you can help send one of our Tri-Citians to the World Karate Championships!

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The King will be back in the building for the rest of the decade! Hopefully. According to the Seattle Mariners, the deal is not complete, but USA TODAY Sports is reporting that the Seattle Mariners and Felix Hernandez have agreed to a seven-year, $175 million contract, making him the highest-paid pitcher in baseball history.

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