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About Jordan Cordano

I grew up in a little town called Coos Bay on the Oregon Coast. I played a year of college basketball at Clark College in Vancouver, WA before having a major knee injury. I enjoy watching all sports and love attending games live. Big Fan if Northwest Sports.

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Every week for the remainder of the college football season, the Emerald City Swagger staff will put out our weekly PAC-12 power rankings. 11/14/18
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For the next several weeks, Emerald City Swagger will review the 2018 Seattle Mariners piece by piece. Today it's 2B/CF Dee Gordon
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It's Seattle Mariners rant week. ECS wants our staff to let out their frustration about the M's 17th straight non-playoff season. Jordan Cordano
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As Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas was being carted off the field Sunday, 12s had to know it was the last time they would see ET3 in a Hawks uniform.
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The Seattle Mariners start their final series of the 2018 season tonight. Jordan Cordano has a few things to watch for this weekend.
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One of the Seattle Mariners biggest disappointments of 2018 season was Kyle Seager's overall production at the plate. He must improve in 2019.
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Our Jordan Cordano believes many of the Seattle Mariners pitching issues are a result of Scott Servais overmanaging his pitchers.
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Injuries to two key Seattle Seahawks linebackers forced the team into signing free agent Mychal Kendricks. He has a large amount of both talent and baggage.
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Seattle Mariners Ace Felix Hernandez has had an awful 2018. Jordan Cordano writes his career isn't over, but he needs to make some adjuments going forward.
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The Seattle Seahawks play six of their 16 games against the NFC West. We continue our 3-part series of division rival quick previews with the S.F. 49ers.
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The Seattle Mariners look like they are going to fall short of the 2018 post-season. Can they expect any help their minor leagues next year?
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