The 710 Sports Pit

In Tom Wassell's latest look at three things from the sports world, he looks at if the Seahawks can still claim to being the dominant franchise in the NFC West as well as a pair of topics from MLB's ongoing labor battle.

Seeing pictures of Tom Brady in a Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey is all too weird for Paul Gallant, but Seattle sports have their own versions of this phenomenon.

The chance that there will be no MLB season increased substantially Monday when the commissioner's office told the players' association it will not proceed with a schedule unless the threat of legal action by the union is resolved.

The MLB may be left with a 50-game season as the only logical option in 2020. Dave "The Groz" Grosby explains in his Just A Minute segment why he wouldn't mind it despite being a baseball purist.

The NBA has reportedly told the Players Association that it will present a 22-team plan for restarting the season to the league's board of governors on Thursday.

The ESPYs will take a different shape this year, with a trio of Seattle sports stars playing host of the annual ESPN awards show from remote locations.

Detlef Schrempf, twice an All-Star for the Seattle Sonics, joined 710's John Clayton to talk about the depiction of the team in "The Last Dance" and share details on his fundraiser for COVID-19 relief.

Danny O'Neil, host of Danny and Gallant, shares why getting the surprise chance to interview hoops star turned sports media personality Jalen Rose was such a highlight.

Kevin Calabro, the voice of the Sonics and an original 710 ESPN Seattle host, joined Tom, Jake and Stacy to talk the 1996 NBA Finals and ESPN's "The Last Dance."

The 1996 Sonics were featured Sunday in ESPN's "The Last Dance" documentary on Michael Jordan's Bulls, and His Airness laughed off Gary Payton. He shouldn't have, as we explain in a collection of takeaways from the episode.