Is it a bad thing that overweight, soon-to-be 45-year-old pitcher Bartolo Colon is one of baseball's most famous players? Or is it worse that baseball is missing other weird players?
Bob Stelton isn't panicking about the Mariners even though Robinson Cano will be out until August. He explains why in his latest video for 710Sports.com.
Robinson Cano was suspended 80 games after testing positive for a diuretic. While he technically didn't test positive for PEDs, ESPN investigative reporter T.J. Quinn says the case against the Mariners second baseman is "clear."
What will the sport gambling industry of the future look like? Can we expect a battle between states and major professional sports leagues for a slice of the pie? Will it jeopardize the integrity of the league? And how soon can bettors in Washington State get in on the action?
The Mariners enter Friday with a 21-15 record and have seen several offseason moves work out well. Bob Stelton wonders if it's time for the manager and GM to get extensions.
You tend to only hear about good chemistry when a team in winning, so it makes sense that Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto spoke about how the M's have it on Bob, Groz and Tom.
Mariners lefty James Paxton's two most recent starts have been so impressive, it got 710 ESPN Seattle's Tom Wassell thinking about the greatest pitching performances he's watched in his lifetime.
Mariners pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. was a "nervous wreck" during James Paxton's no-hitter, manager Scott Servais told Bob, Groz and Tom. So the skipper decided to have some fun with him.
New Seahawks DE Jacob Martin opened up about his time at camp (as well as his draft experience) during an interview with 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob, Groz and Tom.
Bob Stelton understands some Mariners fans may be harboring some cynicism 16 years removed from the team's last playoff appearance. But if there was a time to feel good about the M's, it's now.
Seahawks seventh-round pick Alex McGough became plenty familiar with Shaquem Griffin playing in the same conference in college. "We knew that I had to locate him on every play."
Tom Wassell of Bob, Groz and Tom acted as the Seahawks in a mock draft on ESPN Radio's Freddie and Fitzsimmons. He explains why he chose an O-lineman even with UW DT Vita Vea still on the board at No. 18.
Edwin Diaz already has a nickame: "Sugar." But the Mariners closer may be called "The Bad Guy" before long. "I want to be the bad guy," he told Bob, Groz and Tom about his mentality on the mound.
For the 139th time in three-plus seasons with the Mariners, Nelson Cruz hit a home run on Monday night. That helped the M's beat the Astros 2-1 and further proved to Bob Stelton that Cruz is the best signing the Mariners have ever made.
At 6-4 through the first 10 games and coming off a successful road trip, the Mariners now have a chance to build even more momentum at home against a pair of AL West division rivals.
Russell Wilson's camp reportedly has raised its eyebrows at Seahawks general manager John Schneider scouting Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen, which raises some interesting questions about the team's future with its franchise QB.
Mariners' closer Edwin Diaz has three saves already this season, his latest coming in a 6-4 win over the San Francisco Giants Tuesday. It's hard to remember that this is the same player who was removed as the team's closer last May.
The Mariners are off to a 3-1 start, and the starting rotation has had just as much of a hand in their early success as their lineup, says 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob Stelton.
Felix Hernandez will take the mound for his 10th straight opening day start, but Mariners pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. explains why this opening day won't be a typical one for Seattle's ace.
The Mariners open their season tonight against the Cleveland Indians at Safeco Field. A few hours ahead of first pitch, 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob, Groz and Tom got a bit more insight on this year's clubhouse by chatting with Mariners manager Scott Servais.
In the latest installment of Groz Remembers, 710 ESPN Seattle's Dave Grosby shares his favorite opening day memory, when Mariners superstar Randy Johnson nearly no-hit the Indians.