Brent Stecker

Mariners spring training may be paused, but that gives us a chance to check in on how the young players with the biggest buzz around them have done so far.

The Seahawks may be looking to add even more to their tight end room after signing Greg Olsen, reportedly visiting with veteran TE Jordan Reed on Thursday.

There are a lot of questions regarding the Seattle sports scene as crowds of 250 or more are banned in three Washington counties due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The focus for the Mariners this spring training is on their many prospects. We check in on how the top four -- Jarred Kelenic, Julio Rodriguez, Logan Gilbert and Evan White -- have done thus far.

The Mariners have picked up Taylor Williams, a relief pitcher who hails from Vancouver, Wash., off waivers from the Milwaukee Brewers.

The Mariners' pitching rotation will be a proving ground in 2020, as evidenced with their expected opening day starter all the way through the depth they have collected behind a young staff.

The Mariners have reportedly added three-time All-Star Carlos González to an outfield mix that has an open spot with Mitch Haniger injured.

The Mariners are expected to have nine starting pitchers in the mix in spring training, but with free agent Taijuan Walker still available, a reunion remains possible.

Has NHL Seattle decided on a team name? A report has surfaced that Seattle Kraken will be the city's pro hockey team, but the club denied to address the rumor in a statement.

The Seahawks haven't had much success picking in the first round in recent years, but that has more to do with picking in the last half of the round than anything else.