Scheduling Question

[SoulfishHawk]

We fly out at like 7:20pm and get there at 12:40 pm your time. That'll be interesting. So stoked to spend time out there. My wife and I have never been oversees.

 

[original poster]

We fly out at like 7:20pm and get there at 12:40 pm your time. That'll be interesting. So stoked to spend time out there. My wife and I have never been oversees.

You'll love it!

 

[Brett]

Nope. The Mariners will be out of time. Only chance of a scheduling conflict between Mariners and Seahawks both being home would be if the Mariners make the playoffs. Which we know will never happen.

LOL such confidence in our M's.

 

[kidhawk]

Nope. The Mariners will be out of time. Only chance of a scheduling conflict between Mariners and Seahawks both being home would be if the Mariners make the playoffs. Which we know will never happen.

Thanks.

It's not entirely impossible if you're willing to extend the weekend a little bit. The Mariners are away on the 23rd (Sunday) but have a home game on the 24th (Monday). There are only 2 Sundays in September where the Mariners aren't at home and those are the 16th and the 23rd. At least one (if not both) of these should be a home Seahawks game.

 

[HawkRiderFan]

Depending on how much time you want to take off, did you look at any mid week home games? I once caught a Wed Mariners game prior to the Hawks Sunday game. Granted I had planned for a longer time off. Maybe there's a Thurs or Monday Mariner game that could work, again if you want to extend your trip.

 

[original poster]

Nope. The Mariners will be out of time. Only chance of a scheduling conflict between Mariners and Seahawks both being home would be if the Mariners make the playoffs. Which we know will never happen.

Thanks.

It's not entirely impossible if you're willing to extend the weekend a little bit. The Mariners are away on the 23rd (Sunday) but have a home game on the 24th (Monday). There are only 2 Sundays in September where the Mariners aren't at home and those are the 16th and the 23rd. At least one (if not both) of these should be a home Seahawks game.

Sounds like the Hawks will start their season on the road then.

 

[kidhawk]

Nope. The Mariners will be out of time. Only chance of a scheduling conflict between Mariners and Seahawks both being home would be if the Mariners make the playoffs. Which we know will never happen.

Thanks.

It's not entirely impossible if you're willing to extend the weekend a little bit. The Mariners are away on the 23rd (Sunday) but have a home game on the 24th (Monday). There are only 2 Sundays in September where the Mariners aren't at home and those are the 16th and the 23rd. At least one (if not both) of these should be a home Seahawks game.

Sounds like the Hawks will start their season on the road then.

Unless we get a Monday night game, that is what I assume as well

 

[original poster]

Good point. Hopefully the 2019 season starts with a Thursday night game!

 

[mikeak]

Good point. Hopefully the 2019 season starts with a Thursday night game!

Eagles will have the TNF game to open up the season. Maybe if it is a double-header that night

 

[kidhawk]

Good point. Hopefully the 2019 season starts with a Thursday night game!

Eagles will have the TNF game to open up the season. Maybe if it is a double-header that night

Eagles indeed have the 2018 opener, but let's hope they don't have the 2019 one as well :twisted:

 

[original poster]

Good point. Hopefully the 2019 season starts with a Thursday night game!

Eagles will have the TNF game to open up the season. Maybe if it is a double-header that night

I know, I said the 2019 season

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Remember that Monday Night was a double header too. That was the opener anyway. Early game was N.O. at Minney.