The shocking death of WSU QB Tyler Hilinski prompted several personal stories of depression, including those of 710 ESPN Seattle hosts Tom Wassell and Danny O’Neil.
Even with Mike Solari back with the Seahawks, 710 ESPN Seattle’s Bob Stelton says personnel will be more important than who will be drawing up the scheme for the offensive line.
Bob Stelton of 710 ESPN Seattle is skeptical of the Seahawks' reported hire of Brian Schottenheimer, whose track record as offensive coordinator doesn't exactly jump off the page.
"In this situation, you have two coaches trying to run one offense. There’s division," Seahawks Radio Network analyst Ray Roberts said about the downfall of Darrell Bevell and Tom Cable.
In the latest installment of The Groz Remembers, Dave Grosby explains why the Seahawks share some similarities with the 2001 Mariners that shocked baseball and won an AL-record 116 games.
The Mariners' starting rotation looks the same as it did at the end of last season, and though Jerry Dipoto told Bob, Groz and Tom the Mariners are comfortable with that, Bob Stelton isn't.
Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joined Bob, Groz and Tom on Monday and said the team is comfortable with its starting pitching as it stands heading into the season.
Bob Stelton of 710 ESPN Seattle doesn't like finding himself in agreement with Bill Belichick and the Patriots. But in the case of deciding when to move on from star players, he has done just that.
“If your instincts are, ‘I should play… while my head is hurting,’ that’s not smart," Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright told 710 ESPN Seattle's Dave Grosby and Jim Moore.
Bob Stelton of Bob, Groz and Tom looks at the No. 3 Seattle sports story of 2017: The Seahawks' playoff run that included an impressive 26-6 win over the Lions but also a 36-20 loss to the Falcons.
Dave Grosby, aka The Groz, looks back at the No. 9 story in Seattle sports of 2017: Gonzaga's first-ever trip to the Final Four and NCAA Tournament championship game.
To start 710 ESPN Seattle's countdown of top sports stories of 2017, Tom Wassell looks at the No. 12 story: James Paxton's ace-worthy months of April and July on the mound for the Mariners.
Bob Stelton of 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob, Groz and Tom has a lot of words to describe the way the Seahawks ended their loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
While high-ranked teams usually end up staving off upsets, the UW Huskies didn't let the No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks do that as they pulled off a huge upset on Wednesday night.
With the sweepstakes for Shohei Ohtani heating up, The Groz compares it to the Mariners' signing of another Japanese star: Ichiro Suzuki prior to the 2001 season.
Dave Grosby feels that while the City of Seattle made nice progress in its pursuit to build an arena for NHL and NBA teams, it's hard to get too excited about the MOU to renovate KeyArena.
There were a lot of individual performances that stood out in the Seahawks' 24-10 win Sunday night over Philadelphia , but there was much more to the win than that, says 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob Stelton.
Dave Grosby, aka The Groz, remembers when the Seahawks reeled off five straight wins to end the 1986 season, a streak that started with a home victory over Philadelphia.
The Seahawks beat the 49ers in Week 12, but that was expected considering San Francisco has just one win this season. The real test? That's this Sunday.
Already without Cliff Avril, the Seahawks played their first game on Monday without Richard Sherman and Kam Chancellor. Bob Stelton shares his views on Seattle's performance minus their defensive stalwarts.
The Seahawks have a rash of injuries on defense and will need veterans like K.J. Wright and Bobby Wagner to play some of their best football down the stretch.
Bob Stelton of 710 ESPN Seattle is a fan of the Mariners' acquisition of first baseman Ryon Healy, especially because he comes cheap, leaving room for Seattle to spend money on pitching.
Bob Stelton of 710 ESPN Seattle doesn't think Richard Sherman's injury will keep the Seahawks from winning, but if it does he says blame would belong to the front office.