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On top of getting a baseball history lesson, my son and his friends all got along and stayed off of the Playstation for an entire day!

Emmy award-winning actor Craig T. Nelson has deep roots with Yakima Valley College.

The 2018 NFL Draft begins tomorrow with 32 selections in the First Round. Hear each pick as it happens LIVE from AT&T Stadium in Dallas on 1460 ESPN Yakima.

Amazingly, it has been 17 years ago, on this very date, that the baseball world was formally introduced to Ichiro Suzuki.

Prior to yesterday's home opener for the Minnesota Twins, Seattle Mariners starting pitcher James Paxton - a native of Canada nicknamed "Big Maple" - was the target of an American Bald Eagle that may have taken umbrage to a foreigner on the diamond of America's National Pastime.

While there was still some doubt as to which team would be crowned the 2018 NCAA Men's Basketball National Champion, 30 year-old Jason Rodriguez - a Sunnyside High grad - left no room for failure in our annual "Million Dollar Bracket Challenge" presented by Yakima Steak Company.

Maybe the return to his old stomping grounds at Safeco Field has reinvigorated 44 year-old Ichiro Suzuki. It sure looked like that Saturday afternoon when he scaled the left field wall to rob a home run.

Originally produced in 2008 and voiced by the late Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Dave Niehaus, the Seattle Mariners have updated the video that is rolled out each year to usher in the new season.

Clearly, the folks at Warner Bros. music in the early 90's had absolutely ZERO concept of what "punk" music was as evidenced by this :60 infomercial

Regardless of which Olympic sports or events you enjoy most, keep an eye out for these athletes whom are not only representing the USA but the Pacific Northwest as well.

One of TV’s most beloved fathers has sadly passed away. Reports confirm that John Mahoney, best known for his role as the curmudgeonly Martin Crane across eleven seasons of Frasier, died in Chicago at the age of 77.

Doritos are now developing lady-friendly chips, so you can imagine how well that went over with Twitter.