Jun 9, 2009, 12:52 PM | Updated: Apr 4, 2011, 7:55 pm
Belgian soccer player Anthony Van Loo has a sudden heart attack and drops to the ground. Apparently Van Loo knew he had a heart condition and had a defibrillator implanted. The defibrillator gave him a jolt (when he pops up) and most likely saved his life
Check out the incredible video here.
Would a run on Quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL Draft benefit the Seattle Seahawks? What would it mean for their possibilities to trade back and stack picks? Dave Wyman and Bob Stelton discussed that scenario and what impact it might have on this Seahawks draft. What is the ripple effect of a run of QB’s […]
34 minutes ago
Humans 3, iPads 0? MLB insider Jon Morosi talked about in-game technology and the Seattle Mariners' limiting of iPads in the dugout.
2 hours ago
Jon Morosi of NHL Network weighs in on whether the Seattle Kraken could part ways with coach Dave Hakstol before the 2024-25 season.
5 hours ago
With Seattle Seahawks GM John Schneider owning the No. 16 pick, he shared some thoughts on how draft position impacts the strategy of trading back.
22 hours ago
Why did the Seattle Seahawks remove some pictures and slogans at team HQ from the Pete Carroll era? GM John Schneider has the story.
23 hours ago
Seahawks President of Football Operations John Schneider joined the Wyman & Bob show LIVE from the Seahawks headquarters to talk about the Seahawks off-season, what goes into trading back in the NFL Draft and what to make of “Picturegate”. Is there a bigger story to the pictures coming down at the VMAC? Watch the full […]
24 hours ago
