Dave Grosby
Dave Grosby, a nearly 40-year veteran of broadcasting, is host emeritus of 710 ESPN Seattle. Best known as "The Groz," he previously co-hosted the show Bob, Groz and Tom can now be heard throughout the week on the station, including a weekly spot on John Clayton's Saturday show. The Seattle sports media legend has also served as play-by-play announcer for Seattle University basketball. Follow Groz: @Thegroz
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Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: When Ichiro became Ichiro
Ichiro was tough to figure out when he first signed with the Mariners. By the end of July 2001, however, it was clear a new era in Seattle had begun.Comments -
Groz: Seattle Kraken make their style of play clear in expansion draft
The Groz breaks down what we learned from the Seattle Kraken's expansion draft picks plus shares an insider's perspective on how the Kraken draft compares to the Las Vegas Golden Knights'. -
Groz remembers the 2001 Mariners: The curious case of Al Martin
Every good story has to have a little bit of everything, and the 2001 Mariners season certainly did with the inclusion of outfielder AL Martin. -
Groz on ’01 Mariners: Freddy García replaces the ace he was traded for
When the Mariners traded Randy Johnson, Freddy García was part of the package they got in return from Houston. In 2001, that paid dividends. -
Groz Remembers ’01 Mariners: Kaz Sasaki and Seattle’s incredible bullpen
The Groz looks back at one of the better showings of the 2001 Mariners bullpen, a fantastic outfit led by closer Kazuhiro Sasaki. -
Groz Remembers ’01 Mariners: Seattle hosts an All-Star Game for the ages
Seattle was the center of the baseball world when the record-setting 2001 Mariners hosted a memorable 2001 All-Star Game at Safeco Field. -
Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: The bounceback year of M’s Hall of Famer Dan Wilson
Legendary skipper Lou Piniella got the Mariners to trade for Dan Wilson in 1993, a move that continued to pay off during the record-breaking 2001 season. -
Groz: Why the 1st Seattle Kraken coach should be the fiery John Tortorella
John Tortorella has a history of winning -- and run-ins with players, other coaches and even the media. The Groz explains why he thinks Tortorella would be a good fit for the Seattle Kraken. -
Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: Mark McLemore, the all-important 10th man
Mark McLemore was too good to not have a starting spot on the 2001 Mariners, so Lou Piniella found him one as Seattle's utility player. -
Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: Tom Lampkin, the Kingdome clubhouse boy who joined his hometown team
Tom Lampkin may have had the best story of any player on the 2001 Mariners as a Seattle kid who actually worked at the Kingdome. -
Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: Edgar Martinez cements his legacy
The Mariners' 2001 season was the last great year in the Hall of Fame career of Edgar Martinez, one of the greatest Mariners ever. -
Groz Remembers 2001 Mariners: Aaron Sele, the pitcher who ‘fell from the sky’
Aaron Sele almost went to the Orioles, but their decision to renege on a deal with the star pitcher turned into the 2001 Mariners' good fortune. -
Groz Remembers: Bret Boone gave 2001 Mariners a huge, surprising boost
The 2001 Mariners wouldn't have done what they did without Bret Boone, who exploded offensively after joining the team just to compete at second base. -
Groz Remembers: The forgotten hero of the historic 2001 Mariners
It's been 20 years since the Mariners set a record for wins. The Groz looks back at the surprisingly great year Seattle got from Paul Abbott. -
Groz Remembers: Celebrating the 2001 Mariners, 20 years later
It's been 20 years since the Mariners surprised the baseball world with a record-setting season. The Groz kicks off his look back.
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