SeattleSports.com Staff
Naz Jones knows the pressure is on for Seahawks’ D-line
Second-year defensive tackle Naz Jones knows the pressure is on for the Seahawks' D-line this season -- but he's ready to embrace the challenge.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Stelton: With Mariners’ offense struggling, Ben Gamel’s demotion is puzzling
The Mariners needed to send down an outfielder after acquiring Cameron Maybin. But Ben Gamel? That particular move didn't make sense to Bob Stelton, who explains why in his latest video.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Stelton: The one return that will be key for the Mariners in second half
The Mariners struggled both on the mound and at the plate during their losing streak to end the first half of the season. When Mike Zunino returns from the DL, Bob Stelton expects him to make a big difference defensively.6 years ago
Tom Wassell
Wassell: How confident are we in each Seahawks position group?
Not long ago the Seahawks had the lague's deepest secondary and were in the conversation at other positions. After they were left out of an NFL.com article, Tom Wassell takes stock of his confidence in each of Seattle's position groups.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Stelton: Marco Gonzales solidifying Mariners’ rotation in rough stretch
Not only is Marco Gonzales solidifying the Mariners' rotation, but last year's trade with St. Louis to bring him to Seattle is rapidly rising up the list of Jerry Dipoto's best deals, says Bob Stelton.6 years ago
SeattleSports.com Staff
Should the Seahawks bring back offensive lineman J.R. Sweezy?
J.R. Sweezy made his name with the Seahawks, and after being released by Tampa Bay, Seattle is reportedly considering bringing him back. Bob, Groz and Tom discussed whether that's a good idea.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Stelton: Mariners building much-needed cushion for postseason race
With the Mariners on the verge of a sweep in Baltimore, coming after series losses in New York and Boston, Bob Stelton explains why it was big for the M's to take care of business against the Orioles.6 years ago
Brent Stecker
Is Mariners’ James Paxton an ‘ornery Canuck’? ‘I’m not that grumpy’
After throwing seven strong innings in a win Tuesday, Mariners ace James Paxton joined Bob, Groz and Tom and responded to being labeled an "ornery Canuck" by Seattle's coaching staff.6 years ago
Brent Stecker
More confident Wade LeBlanc has been ‘a great find’ for Mariners
Wade LeBlanc is showing more aggressiveness and confidence with the Mariners this season than the MLB Network's Greg Amsinger saw when LeBlanc was with the Pirates last year.6 years ago
Brent Stecker
MLB Network’s Amsinger: Mariners may target more relievers in trades
The Mariners have been rumored to be looking at starting pitchers as trade targets, but MLB Network's Greg Amsinger pointed out that they may be better off if they add to their bullpen.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Stelton: Which Mariners should make the American League All-Star team?
With the MLB All-Star Game less than a month away and the Mariners owning the fourth-best record in baseball, Bob Stelton makes his picks for M's to play on the AL All-Star team.6 years ago
Stacy Rost
‘Next man up’: S Bradley McDougald ready to step up for Seahawks
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll stressed the importance of work and conditioning during the six-week break. It's advice safety Bradley McDougald is taking to heart.6 years ago
Tom Wassell
Wassell: What should Mariners do when Robinson Canó returns? Put Dee Gordon back in CF
The Mariners shouldn't worry too much about putting Dee Gordon back in center field for the final month and a half of the season when Robinson Canó returns, writes Tom Wassell.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Should the Mariners give Robinson Canó playing time when he returns?
If the Mariners are doing just fine without Robinson Canó, why play him at all when his suspension is over in mid-August? Bob Stelton of Bob, Groz and Tom tackles the question.6 years ago
Stacy Rost
Henderson: It appears Earl Thomas, Seahawks heading toward ‘stalemate’
A solution to the holdout for Earl Thomas and the Seahawks could be months away – and if history is any indication, Thomas and Seattle may not reach a resolution at all.6 years ago
SeattleSports.com Staff
Video: Comedian Bobby Lee joins Bob Stelton in the 710 ESPN Seattle lounge
Comedian and actor Bobby Lee of "MAD TV" and ABC's "Splitting Up Together" sat down with Bob Stelton in the 710 ESPN Seattle Lounge ahead of his weekend shows at Parlor Live in Bellevue.6 years ago
Stacy Rost
Seahawks’ practices bring a few new experiences for veteran WR Jaron Brown
Jaron Brown, one of the Seahawks' newest wide receivers, joined Bob, Groz and Tom on 710 ESPN Seattle to talk about the transition to a new team.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
We can go ahead and appreciate what the first-place Mariners are doing
The AL West-leading Seattle Mariners have won 14 of their last 17, including a gigantic 7-1 victory Tuesday over the defending champion Astros. It's OK to celebrate the incredible run they're on, too, says Bob Stelton.6 years ago
Bob Stelton
Are they for real? Mariners get a chance to prove it vs Astros
The Mariners lead the AL West, having overtaken the defending World Series champion Astros over the weekend. But now they have to prove they can hang in a two-game set in Houston.6 years ago
SeattleSports.com Staff
Shaquill Griffin: ‘I want to gain everybody’s trust so they can count on me’
Shaquill Griffin joined 710 ESPN's Bob, Groz, and Tom to discuss his brother Shaquem, next season, and taking on new responsibilities.6 years ago
Tom Wassell
Wassell: Doug Baldwin’s voice is one worth listening to right now
Tom Wassell walked away from interviewing Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin on Bob, Groz and Tom trying to figure out what it was about Baldwin that impressed him so much.6 years ago
SeattleSports.com Staff
Doug Baldwin eager to see energy from Seahawks’ rookies
Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is preparing to kick off another season in Seattle – his eigth in the pros – but for the first time in his career he'll do so without cornerback Richard Sherman.6 years ago
Stacy Rost
Doug Baldwin: new anthem policy highlights ‘tone-deafness’ between NFL and players
The NFL Wednesday announced a new league policy that would penalize players who kneel during the anthem, pushing instead that players who choose to protest remain in the locker room. The policy, proposed and passed by NFL owners, has received a considerable amount of criticism.6 years ago
