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Art enters his third decade of writing a column about Seattle
sports, the people who play them and the fans who pay to watch them. Of
the three, there's no question that he's an advocate for the fans.
No issue is tough enough, no cow sacred enough to escape Art's perceptive and piercing commentaries. More than telling it "like it is" or "how it was in the good ol' days," Art reminds us how Sports should be. That's what makes him easily the best sports columnist in the Northwest.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2008
Coaching arms race unconstrained by logic
Art Thiel: IT'S A LITTLE surprising that Fresno State's Pat Hill wants the University of Washington football coaching job.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2008
Cross country title brings joy to UW
Art Thiel: It wasn't a ticker-tape parade like the one the Sonics got in 1979, but the Washington women's cross country team brought at least a little joy to the Seattle sports scene.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2008
Zorn shows Hawks what they missed
Art Thiel: Jim Zorn was never quite taken seriously in Seattle, but he has made believers out of Seahawks and Redskins fans alike with his performance as Washington's head coach.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2008
Huskies are last at everything in Apple Cup loss
Art Thiel: This Apple Cup was as good as bad football gets, and the biggest loser is the state of football in Washington.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2008
Mariners' talent search was well handled
Art Thiel: While Wednesday was all about introducing new manager Don Wakamatsu, the more impressive figure might have been GM Jack Zduriencik.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2008
Apple Cup an epic battle to escape infamy
Art Thiel: For the Huskies, the Apple Cup is likely the last chance to avoid a winless season. For the Cougars, it's a last chance at avoiding total meltdown.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2008
Hasselbeck goes one-and-out on the Seahawks' final drive
Art Thiel: HARD TO KNOW what most troubled Matt Hasselbeck, although his choices were numerous.
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