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Sean Marks
Sean Marks, born 1975 in Auckland, New Zealand, is a former NBA forward-center and the Brooklyn Nets general manager and alternate governor since February 2016, hired from the Spurs to rebuild the pick-strapped franchise.
Sean McDermott
Sean McDermott, NFL head coach of the Buffalo Bills 2017-2025 (98-50, 16 playoff games, 2022 SN Coach of the Year), fired January 19, 2026 after a divisional-round loss at Denver.
Sean McVay
Sean McVay, Los Angeles Rams head coach since January 12, 2017, youngest modern-era NFL head coach at 30; won Super Bowl LVI at 36, AP Coach of the Year 2017, 92-57 regular-season record.
Sean Miller
Sean Edward Miller is an American college basketball coach who led Arizona for 12 years, returned to Xavier, and became Texas head coach in 2025.
Sean Newcomb
Sean Newcomb (born 1993, Brockton, MA), nicknamed Newk, is a left-handed MLB pitcher for the Chicago White Sox; drafted 15th overall in 2014 by the Angels, traded to Atlanta for Andrelton Simmons, career 32-35, 4.03 ERA.
Sean Payton
Sean Payton (born 1963) is an NFL head coach leading the Denver Broncos since 2023 after 15 seasons with the New Orleans Saints (2006-21), where he won Super Bowl XLIV; 194 career wins, 12th-most in NFL history.
Sean Rooney
Sean Rooney (Sean Michael Rooney, born 1982) is an American volleyball outside hitter, Pepperdine All-American and 2005 NCAA champion, and a two-time Olympian who won gold at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Sean Sweeney (basketball)
Sean Sweeney (born 1984, Saint Paul, Minnesota) is an American basketball coach, head coach of the NBA's Orlando Magic since June 1, 2026, after assistant stints with the Nets, Bucks, Pistons, Mavericks, and Spurs.
Sean Taylor
Sean Taylor (1983–2007), American NFL free safety for the Washington Redskins, fifth overall 2004 draft pick, two-time Pro Bowler, shot in a 2007 home invasion; No. 21 retired and Ring of Fame member.
Sean Tuohy
Sean Tuohy (born 1959), Memphis businessman and former Ole Miss point guard, SEC career assists record holder; known for the Michael Oher conservatorship and The Blind Side controversy.
Season structure of the NHL
Season structure of the NHL: the league's 32 teams play an 84-game regular season from 2026-27 (previously 82), earning 2 points per win and 1 per overtime loss, followed by best-of-seven Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Seattle Kraken
Seattle Kraken, NHL's 32nd franchise (approved December 4, 2018; first season 2021-22), playing at Climate Pledge Arena; named July 23, 2020; reached the 2023 second round.
Seattle Mariners
Seattle Mariners, MLB American League West franchise founded 1976, playing since 1999 at T-Mobile Park. Only active MLB team never to reach a World Series; record 116-win 2001 season; six playoff berths.
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots, 1969 American League expansion team at Sicks Stadium; went 64-98 under Joe Schultz, then went bankrupt and became the Milwaukee Brewers in 1970.
Seattle Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks: NFL expansion franchise (1976, with Tampa Bay) in the NFC West, based at Lumen Field since 2002. Two-time Super Bowl champions (XLVIII 2013; LX 2025, 29-13 over New England); sold by the Allen estate to the Khosla family for $9.612 billion in 2026.
Seattle Storm
Seattle Storm: WNBA Western Conference team founded in 2000, based at Climate Pledge Arena, owned by Force 10 Hoops; four-time WNBA champions (2004, 2010, 2018, 2020) with retired numbers for Sue Bird and Lauren Jackson.
Seattle SuperSonics
Seattle SuperSonics, NBA franchise 1967-2008, won the 1979 NBA title with Finals MVP Dennis Johnson under coach Lenny Wilkens, relocated to Oklahoma City as the Thunder in 2008, name and history reserved for a possible Seattle expansion team.
Seattle Thunderbirds
Seattle Thunderbirds, WHL major junior hockey team in Kent, Washington (accesso ShoWare Center, since 2009); formerly the Breakers; Ed Chynoweth Cup champions in 2017 and 2023; owners Dan and Lindsey Leckelt since 2017.
Seattle Torrent
Seattle Torrent: PWHL professional women's ice hockey team in Seattle, announced April 30, 2025 as one of the league's first two expansion clubs with Vancouver Goldeneyes; plays at Climate Pledge Arena, debuted 2025-26, colors Slate Green and Blue.
Sebastian Biederlack
Sebastian Biederlack (born 1981, Hamburg) is a German field hockey coach and former midfielder-defender, Olympic gold 2008 and bronze 2004, world champion 2002 and 2006, later head coach of Club an der Alster and German U18 co-coach.
Sebastian Castro (American football)
Sebastian Castro (Sebastián Castro), born 2000, American football safety from Oak Lawn, Illinois; Iowa Hawkeyes All-Big Ten hybrid defender, 163 college tackles; signed by Pittsburgh Steelers as 2025 undrafted free agent.
Sebastian Janikowski
Sebastian Janikowski, born Sebastian Paweł Janikowski, is a Polish-born former NFL placekicker drafted 17th overall by the Oakland Raiders in 2000, one of the rare first-round kickers.
Sebastian Korda
Sebastian Korda, son of 1998 Australian Open champion Petr Korda, is an American tennis player who won the 2018 boys' title, three ATP titles, and reached No. 15 in 2024.
Sebastian Telfair
Sebastian Telfair, "Bassy," Brooklyn point guard and Stephon Marbury's cousin, drafted 13th overall in 2004 by Portland straight from Lincoln High School; 10 NBA seasons, 564 games, 7.4 points per game.
Sebastian Valdez
Sebastian Valdez, defensive lineman (DL #55) for the San Francisco 49ers; born 2002 in Spring Valley, CA; played at Montana State (All-Big Sky) and Washington before joining the 49ers as a 2025 undrafted free agent.
Sébastien Chabal
Sébastien Chabal (born 1977), nicknamed l'Homme des Cavernes or the Caveman, is a French former rugby union forward, 62 caps for France 2000-2011, Sale Sharks Premiership winner, famous for his beard, tackling, and 2025 concussion memory-loss disclosure.
Sebastien Dockier
Sébastien Dockier, Belgian field hockey forward born 1989 in Bonheiden; won Olympic silver 2016 and gold 2020 with Belgium, 243 caps and 135 goals, played for Den Bosch, Pinoké, and Braxgata.
Sébastien Grosjean
Sébastien Grosjean, born 1978 in Marseille, French tennis player, former world No. 4, 2001 Paris-Bercy Masters champion, four-time Grand Slam semifinalist, 2001 Davis Cup winner, later France's Davis Cup captain and coach of Gasquet, Kyrgios, and Arthur Fils.
Sebastien Lareau
Sébastien Lareau, Canadian tennis player born 1973 in Montréal; doubles specialist, 1999 US Open doubles champion with Alex O'Brien, and Sydney 2000 Olympic men's doubles gold medallist with Daniel Nestor, Canada's first Olympic tennis medal.
SEC Baseball Tournament
The SEC Baseball Tournament is the annual postseason championship of the Southeastern Conference, held since 1998 at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Alabama and awarding the SEC's automatic NCAA Tournament bid.