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
The Seahawks acquired a top talent in All-Pro safety Jamal Adams. Jim Moore shares his thoughts on the deal, including what it could mean for K.J. Wright.
From sunrise to sunset on Sunday, Jim Moore will be playing golf pretty much nonstop in the Chambers Bay Solstice, which benefits First Tee of Seattle and First Tee of South Puget Sound.
Pro Football Focus ranked the Seahawks' defensive line 32nd of all 32 NFL teams for the 2020 season. Jim Moore takes a closer look at if that's the case.
Jim Moore still looks at the Seahawks' Chris Carson as one of the NFL's best running backs, but will Seattle when it's time to give him a new contract?
In the curious case of CB Quinton Dunbar and an alleged Florida robbery and cover up, Jim Moore has heard enough and thinks the Seahawks should release him.
Kevin Calabro, the former voice of the Sonics, is stepping down from his work with the Trail Blazers. Jim Moore reflects on his relationship with Calabro.
Baseball is back and will look different with rule changes for the shortened season. Jim Moore explains why this is the year for MLB to try something new.
The Seahawks took hard-hitting safety Marquise Blair in the second round in 2019, but he may be more likely to end up as a disappointing draft choice than the next Kam Chancellor, writes Jim Moore of 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob, Dave and Moore.
The Seahawks' defense has declined in recent years, but the always optimistic Jim Moore has reason to believe the unit will take a step forward in 2020.
MLB's players and owners are working to make a 2020 season happen, but are split on some issues. Jim Moore says they need to come together to save baseball.
Who are the best players on the Seahawks' roster ahead of the 2020 season? Jim Moore of 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob, Dave and Moore provides his top 20 list.
Changes will be considered on some NFL rules this week. Jim Moore has already been in favor of one that would affect onside kicks, but he has two more rules he thinks need to be addressed.
If the NFL swaps onside kicks for a 4th-and-15 chance, would that be better for the league? Jim Moore thinks so, and says it'd make games more interesting.
