The Kingdome was a great home for the Seahawks, as they had a stretch of 117-consecutive sell-out games between 1979 and 1993, as well as posting a lofty 9-3 record on Monday Night Football games ...

Not just any dugout either – the very one he made his major league debut in on May 29, 1995, in Seattle's since-demolished Kingdome. Of course, you could own it, too.

On this day in Seattle Seahawks history, the 12th Man said goodbye to the Kingdome. Twenty-five years ago today, the Kingdome was imploded, paving the way for the eventual construction of what is ...

Kingdome, for example, had 196 players last year, with each uniform costing $40. Two referees were also paid $55 a piece for each of the tournament’s 56 games.

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The Seattle Kingdome was imploded on this day in 2000, one day shy of its 24th birthday. The world’s largest 660-foot concrete dome fell to earth in 16.8 seconds when spaced charges went off at ...

The Kingdome officially was the home to 1,755 Mariners games, 303 Sonics games, 184 Seahawks games, three seasons of the Sounders, three Final Fours and one of the most famous concerts ever ...

The Kingdome, Grunge & A Franchise-Saving Change In Ownership: Why The 90s Were Critical For The Seahawks And Seattle The Seahawks will wear 1990s era throwbacks in 2023. Learn more ...

SEATTLE — It was the lead story across Seattle. In February of 2000, a man snuck through a heavily secured Kingdome to skateboard on top of its roof just days before it was to be imploded. The ...

The KingDome was planned to feature 12 indoor fields and four outdoor fields, set on 33 acres next to Route 52. Instead, Dan Fraioli, head of Dome-A-Nation, ...

SEATTLE — It was the lead story across Seattle. In February of 2000, a man snuck through a heavily secured Kingdome to skateboard on top of its roof just days before it was to be imploded.