Eric Mandel joined MyNorthwest.com and 710 ESPN Seattle in August after almost a decade of reporting at daily and non-daily newspapers in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.
Chris Petersen has agreed to an extension with Washington that is believed to make him the Pac-12's highest-paid coach. UW announced the extension Tuesday.
While it's hard to explain how Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano stays so cool on the baseball field, he was able to give "Danny, Dave and Moore" insight into why he does.
Mariners pitcher James Paxton says his pesky left middle fingernail is holding up well so far in 2017 and discussed his altered mental approach to the game.
Outfielder Ben Gamel laid out to steal an extra-base hit and shortstop Jean Segura flashed his barehanded skills during the Mariners' 12-2 loss Monday against the Padres.
710 ESPN Seattle's Gee Scott says Trevone Boykin had no room for error, and that his arrest means the Seahawks' backup quarterback has wasted his second chance.
Seahawks tight end Luke Willson discusses his decision to return to Seattle on a one-year deal, his evolving hairdo his thoughts on the flat Earth conspiracy theories.
A Twitter poll conducted by Brock Huard found that a majority of the more than 5,400 respondents would want the Seahawks to trade Richard Sherman for a pair of draft picks.
Gee Scott wonders how Marshawn Lynch's interest in returning to the NFL with the Oakland Raiders would be received by the fans who supported him in Seattle.
After speaking with athletic director Jen Cohen and multiple college basketball analysts, 710 ESPN Seattle's Brock Huard said he sees similarities between new UW basketball coach Mike Hopkins and Huskies football coach Chris Petersen.
The Seahawks are counting on Eddie Lacy continuing his conditioning and staying motivated to lose some of the weight he reportedly gained over the offseason.
Multiple reports indicate that the University of Washington will hire long-time Syracuse assistant Mike Hopkins as the team's next men's basketball coach.
As co-host of "Brock and Salk" on Tuesday, Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin discussed using "kid gloves" with Richard Sherman and Russell Wilson showing vulnerability.
