Jim helped launch Seattle Sports in 2009. He was previously a reporter and columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for 26 years. Follow Jim: @cougsgo
Jim Moore's new podcast, Bark, features six episodes all about dogs. He explains the genesis of the podcast and his favorite stories in this introductory post.
The Mariners enter Monday at 22-17 and are playing an exciting brand of baseball, but with the Red Sox, Yankees and Angels all playing well, it's hard to not worry about their postseason chances.
Michael Dickson, the punter from Texas, might be Jim Moore's favorite draft pick in Seahawks history. In fact, he thinks when we analyze the 2018 class years from now, Dickson will turn out to be the top selection of all.
Jim Moore takes a look at the Seahawks' 2018 draft class and explains why you can't put too much into the failing grades the team has gotten from some supposed draft experts.
Earl Thomas may not be worth a contract extension in the end, but if the Seahawks don't extend or trade him, they could have a situation similar to Kam Chancellor's 2015 holdout on their hands.
Their Mariners' road trip could have been disastrous with built-in excuses of injuries and cold weather, but they'll return home without having lost a series and expecting three starting position players back soon.
The Masters is a close second for Jim Moore's favorite assignment from his career as a sports reporter. He shares his memories of his trips to Augusta National.
Starting on Thursday, the Northwest Golf Show, sponsored by Fairway Mortgage Seattle, returns with extensive coverage of the Masters and Tiger Woods' bid to win his 15th major tournament.
There's a lot of good from the Mariners' opening series. But the best thing thus far? They have us interested and intrigued about the possibilities ahead.
The Mariners made a few missteps here and there, but by turning Felix Hernandez's 5 1/3 scoreless innings and Nelson Cruz's two-run home run into a win, their opening night was almost perfect, writes Jim Moore.
Jim Moore of 710 ESPN Seattle's Danny, Dave and Moore previews the Mariners' 2018 season and explains why he sees a 70-92 season more likely than a 92-70 season.
Jim Moore shares his observations from Mariners spring training, from wanting to see Daniel Vogelbach and James Paxton on opening day to bonding with the Zuninos over their new puppy.
Not only is Richard Sherman gone from the Seahawks, he had landed with the rival San Francisco 49ers. Jim Moore wonders how Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin will do against their former teammate.
Jim Moore is not a fan of the reported deal being worked on between the Mariners and Ichiro Suzuki to have the 44-year-old future Hall of Famer add depth in the outfield.
Even if Russell Wilson is living out a dream by going to Yankees spring training, he's missing how 12s may not be big fans of his trip to the Grapefruit League, writes Jim Moore.
I'm much more interested in the Sonics' return, but in the meantime, I'm going to try to embrace this hockey thing in a way that I've never embraced the soccer thing.
Jim Moore has always named his dogs after a favorite athlete, so he asked his Twitter followers for stories about their dogs named after famous Seahawks.
With the Huskies becoming the talk of the Pac-12 under new coach Mike Hopkins and WSU still floundering with Ernie Kent at the helm, Jim Moore admits to being envious of UW's hoops team.
King's Court has run its course, writes Jim Moore, and he believes it would only get in the way of Felix Hernandez becoming the pitcher the Mariners need him to be if it continues.
In the incredibly unlikely scenario that Seahawks GM John Schneider calls Jim Moore for advice on what to do this offseason, the Go 2 Guy is ready -- even if he doesn't know what he's talking about.
The Seahawks have a new offensive coordinator in Brian Schottenheimer, but Jim Moore is just glad that Schottenheimer won't be working with Tom Cable as offensive line coach in Seattle.
Jim Moore would put offensive line coach Tom Cable, the offensive line itself and the running game way ahead of kicker Blair Walsh as the reasons why the Seahawks fell short of the playoffs.
I’m not so sure about the Carolina-Atlanta outcome, particularly since the Falcons are favored by four, but the Seahawks will easily hold up their end of it in Seattle.
The worst part of Thursday night’s game was the charade involving Luke Falk, who did not play because of a wrist injury. We didn’t know about it because Cougs' coach Mike Leach has a policy of not disclosing injuries.
