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Seahawks have 93 straight games in which they have led or been within one score in fourth quarter. ... Wilson needs one victory to tie Ben Roethlisberger for third in wins in first five NFL seasons (51). ... K Steven Hauschka is within one game of tying Josh Brown for most consecutive scoring games (84). ... Seahawks rank first, Arizona second in opponents false starts at home since 2005. ... Seahawks led NFL in scoring defense last four years and are tied for third this season. ... Cardinals ended Seattles two-year run as NFC West champions last season. ... Cardinals have had one 17-play TD drive and two 14-play TD drives (both vs Jets) this season. Seattle only other team with more than one TD drive of at least 14 plays (2). ... Three teams Arizona has beaten (Tampa Bay, San Francisco, NY Jets) are combined 4-13. ... RB David Johnson leads NFL in yards from scrimmage (132) and TDs (8) and is third in rushing (568 yards). He has 21 TDs in 22 career games. ... Cardinals have rushed for at least 170 yards in consecutive games for first time since 1988, teams first season in Arizona. ... Larry Fitzgerald has caught pass in 185 consecutive games, tied with Terrell Owens for fifth-longest streak in NFL history. ... Arizonas tied for third in NFL with 19 sacks. ... With one sack Sunday, OLB Markus Golden would be third Cardinal to have seven sacks in first seven games, joining Simeon Rice (1999) and Freddie Joe Nunn (1988). ... Cardinals longest pass play Monday night was 14 yards. ... Arizona leads NFL in takeaways with 14 (9 interceptions, 5 fumble recoveries). ... Cardinals playing third consecutive prime- time game and are 9-3 in prime time under Arians. ... Fantasy Tip: Arizona RB David Johnson leads NFL in yards from scrimmage (132) and TDs (8) and is third in rushing (568 yards). 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Everton manager Roberto Martinez says that keeping Baines at the club is a "massive boost and exciting for the future" because he brings "maturity and football knowledge in a very specialized position on the pitch" and an "infectious and positive influence to the rest of the squad. DAngelo Russell had to say something. After all, his favorite player was right there, standing a few feet away, on the same court -- someone he had studied for years, devouring countless hours of footage, then rewinding and playing it again before trying to mimic it on the court.For years, Russells friends and family couldnt quite understand his adoration. The player he had long admired wasnt one of the NBAs biggest stars. He didnt play for a major-market team. He didnt even start.To Russell, none of that mattered, and when the games action paused for a pair of free throws during one of their matchups last season, the Los Angeles Lakers point guard, then a rookie, made his move and approached his idol the same way a fan might.Man, Russell told Spurs guard Manu Ginobili.?Its a pleasure to be out here with you.Russell cant remember what Ginobili said in return, but for Russell, the moment was cool enough.I was like, Damn, he said, because he was one of my favorite players growing up.Growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, Antonio Russell Jr., like many his age, pledged allegiance to Kobe Bryant, but when it came time to pick sides, his younger brother went in a different direction.He used to tell me that his favorite player was Manu Ginobili, Antonio Jr. said. He always used to be like, Manu Ginobili, Manu Ginobili, Manu Ginobili.Antonio Jr.s response: Whoa.For years, Antonio Russell Sr. considered his 6-foot-5 son to be a blend of Jalen Rose and Lamar Odom, two left-handers with size who could handle the ball and do a bit of everything. He soon noticed that DAngelo just wasnt as interested in those players -- or anyone else -- as he was in Ginobili, an acrobatic lefty with court vision and, above all, a fearless nature.As time went on, I saw him pattern his game [after him] and doing the things that Ginobili does, Antonio Sr. said.DAngelo Russell studied film of Ginobili, trying to learn whatever he could.Yeah, basically everything Ginobili did, said Jamie Johnson, a childhood friend. He tried to watch how Ginobili moved off the ball -- just everything, as far as IQ-wise too, because Ginobili, of course, isnt the fastest guy. [DAngelo] understood that he wasnt fast either, so he tried to find players that were similar to him.Thats perhaps the largest reason Russell came to admire Ginobili so much: He believed Ginobilis style was one that he could emulate becausee their bodies, athleticism and skill sets seemed similar.ddddddddddddSee, its different when you ask who your favorite player was. You can say those American guys who made their name, like Kobe and Allen Iverson and Shaq and all those types of guys, he said. But I really look at it and say, if I could model my game after somebody [it would be Ginobili].Russell explained further by saying that if a player wanted to emulate, say, Dwyane Wade, he might focus more on pump-faking and midrange jumpers. If that player liked Bryant, precision footwork would be a priority. It depends what suited that specific player.You try to go to what youre accustomed to, he said. And Manu was never as athletic, but he could really pass the ball. He could score the ball, and he was just so unpredictable, and he was a lefty, so he was a player that I really prided myself on being.Throughout Russells youth, it seemed the Spurs were always in the NBA Finals, and Ginobili always seemed to be making a huge impact as a spark off the bench, helping San Antonio win four championships after he joined the team in 2002. For years, Russell followed the wily Argentinian, wondering how Ginobili remained so comfortable as a backup and seemed so ready coming into games, so bursting with energy.When he gets in the game, its like, the whole persona of the game just changes, he said. I was like, man, if I can pride myself into being like that, just being a guy thats so unpredictable that even at the age hes at now [39], hes so hard to guard.More than that, Russell said Ginobili was one of the first players to popularize the Eurostep dribble.Ever since then, everybody really started doing it, he said.As a rookie, Lakers staffers showed Russell footage of Ginobili, particularly how the Spurs ran plays to get him the ball -- a film assignment that didnt take much coaxing.He was just, like, so fiery, and he makes winning plays, and hes so unpredictable, so its hard for teams to scout him, he said.Russell hopes to develop all those traits, but theres one, above all, that he wants from his idol.Just the energy he has, he said. When he gets in the gym, I dont know, hes always ready. Its hard to come off the bench and be ready all the time. Hes always ready, and thats a skill. ' ' '