Heaps: Breaking down what Greg Olsen will add to Seahawks' offense
The Seahawks have added three-time Pro Bowl tight end Greg Olsen to Russell Wilson's options in the passing game. Jake Heaps breaks down four plays that show what Olsen will bring to Seattle.
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Drayer: 2 surgeries later, Mitch Haniger rejoins Mariners in Peoria
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Danny & Gallant expect Seahawks to pass on DE Everson Griffen
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Why Collier could emerge as No. 2 pass rusher for Seahawks
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Shannon Drayer
Mariners notebook: Sam Carlson takes a big step -- pitching to teammates
Sam Carlson was a highly-touted Mariners draft pick in 2017, but Tommy John surgery and setbacks have held him back for two years. On Friday, he made a big step in his comeback.Comments -
Stacy Rost
Seahawks free agents: Could Seattle let Ifedi walk and make Fant right tackle?
Stacy Rost's Seahawks free-agent profiles continue with Germain Ifedi and George Fant, both of whom could be re-signed to be Seattle's starting right tackle in 2020. -
Danny ONeil
O'Neil's Week Sauce: Seahawks' week was good, but a player's was better
Danny O'Neil looks at the winners and losers of this week, including the Seahawks for their big addition and Germain Ifedi because of someone else's new contract. -
Brent Stecker
Mariners claim pitcher Taylor Williams off waivers from Brewers
The Mariners have picked up Taylor Williams, a relief pitcher who hails from Vancouver, Wash., off waivers from the Milwaukee Brewers. -
Shannon Drayer
Drayer: New dad Dee Gordon arrives to Mariners camp in unfamiliar role
Dee Gordon has arrived to Mariners camp as a new dad and with his 2B position given to a rookie. Gordon told Shannon Drayer he's ready to compete in 2020. -
Bob Dave and Moore
Are expectations of the Seahawks spending big in free agency too high?
The Seahawks have one of the best cap situations in the NFL, but that doesn't necessarily mean they should spend too much in free agency, Dave Wyman says. -
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Tillie leads No. 2 Gonzaga over San Francisco 71-54
Second-ranked Gonzaga trailed 31-22 in the first half but rebounded to beat San Francisco 71-54 in Spokane on Thursday night. -
UW
Da Silva, Cardinal pull away from UW Huskies in 2nd half for 72-64 win
Stanford held the UW Huskies to just eight second-half field goals to beat Washington 72-64 on Thursday night in Seattle. -
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The WHL and Thunderbirds kick off U.S. Challenge Cup Friday morning
The Western Hockey League is kicking off it's first-ever U.S. Challenge Cup tournament Friday at the ShoWare Center. -
Bob Dave and Moore
Seahawks Sackstravaganza II: With Russell Wilson, sacks matter less on offense than defense
When the Seahawks came up with sacks in 2019, they made a big impact on opposing teams' drives. But when Russell Wilson was sacked, he was able to limit the damage to Seattle's success. -
Tom Jake and Stacy
Wassell: Proposed NFL schedule changes a bad idea for 2 big reasons
The NFL is adding an extra playoff team in each conference and is close to adding a 17th game to the regular season. Tom Wassell explains why the changes would hurt the game. -
Shannon Drayer
Drayer: Now Mariners longest-tenured player, Kyle Seager embracing role to help rebuild along
Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager used to have several more veterans around him in the clubhouse. In 2020, his role will be to help out the team's young players. -
Seattle Seahawks
Report: Seahawks expect TE Will Dissly to be ready for Week 1
The Seahawks are getting more good news regarding their tight ends, as NFL.com's Tom Pelissero reports Will Dissly is expected to be ready for Week 1. -
Stacy Rost
Seahawks free agents: If Josh Gordon's suspension is lifted, should Seattle bring him back?
Stacy Rost's profiles of the Seahawks entering free agency this offseason continues with a look at suspended but talented WR Josh Gordon and veteran guard Mike Iupati. -
Shannon Drayer
Mariners notebook: Changes likely coming to how teams use video
Mariners manager Scott Servais thinks changes are coming to how teams use their video rooms during games, something he said would be welcome.
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