Northwest Sports Update Seahawks draft new QB, Mariners extend series streak and more

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The Seattle Seahawks revamped their roster during the NFL Draft, bringing in 11 new players, including quarterback Jalen Milroe, known for his dual-threat capabilities. Milroe's 20 rushing touchdowns last season at Alabama ranked eighth in the FBS, showcasing his potential impact. The Seahawks also traded Sam Howell to the Minnesota Vikings, seeking to improve their depth chart. On the baseball front, the Mariners defeated the Marlins 7-6, achieving their sixth consecutive series victory, while ace Logan Gilbert is sidelined for at least two weeks due to an elbow strain. Cal Raleigh continues to shine, leading the league with 10 home runs.

In soccer, the Sounders played to a 1-1 draw against the Colorado Rapids, while the Reign matched Bay FC with a similar scoreline. Both teams are navigating tough competition in their respective leagues. The Mariners will host the struggling Los Angeles Angels in their next series.

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