NBA:
The Trail Blazers have now lost three games in a row, dropping two games under .500 to 23 – 25.
Next up is a trip to Madison Square Garden for a matchup with the New York Knicks tomorrow.
NFL:
Seattle goes to Santa Clara, CA this weekend to make game week preparations.
Fans are spending thousands on tickets and travel to follow the Seahawks to Super Bowl 60.
Scammers will be rushing to cash in. Better Business Bureau spokesman Steve McFarland says one of the biggest mistakes fans make is trusting sellers they find on social media or classified sites.
The BBB is urging Seahawks fans to slow down and avoid deals that sound too good to be true.
Never pay with gift cards, cash, or wire transfers, and double-check website spellings and security.
Also be aware that AI can now create fake tickets that look real.
MBB:
The men's college basketball season continues today. Oregon lost to UCLA 73-57 at home. Kwame Evans Jr. scored a team-high 24 points for the Ducks. Oregon State beat Loyola Marymount 72-69 on the road. Josiah Lake The Second led the Beavers with 13 points. Washington State beat Seattle U 70-58 at home. Rihards Vavers paced the Cougars with 24 points. Portland lost 74-51 at Pacific. Joel Foxwell scored 13 points for the Pilots. Today, Washington is on the road to play 10th-ranked Illinois and Portland State will host Montana.
WBB:
The women's college basketball season continued yesterday. Number 24 Washington beat 16th-ranked Maryland 83-80 in double overtime. Oregon beat Rutgers 74-53 on the road. Today, Oregon State will host San Diego, Washington State is on the road to play Santa Clara, Gonzaga will play San Francisco on the road, Portland will face Saint Mary's at home and Portland State will battle Montana on the road.
MLB:
Hot Stove News - The Mariners added to its catching depth. Seattle acquired catcher Jhonny Pereda from the Twins in exchange for cash considerations.
College baseball:
12th ranked Oregon State continues pre-season preparations ahead of their season opening weekend.
Coach Mitch Canham told the media yesterday he is happy with the progress of his team mixing with all the returning players along with some transfers and incoming Freshman. The Beavers, have their opener, February 13 (against Michigan) in Surprise, Ariz.
