Brent Stecker

The Mariners are flying high after a third straight series win and are about to get Kyle Lewis back, but can they keep their run going this week?

We take a look at three things to know for this week of Mariners baseball, including why their 5-4 start could be the start of something big.

The Mariners take a winning record into their second series of the season, pitted against a young, exciting team reeling from a rough start.

Close games against lower seeds have always been a problem for Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament. In the Final Four Saturday, the Zags solved it.

The Mariners need to show they've made progress in their rebuild this season. Brent Stecker looks at three players crucial to that goal.

Kyle Lewis is at risk of not being ready for the Mariners' opening six-game homestand due to a bone bruise on his surgically-repaired right knee.

It reportedly took all of 2 1/2 weeks after the Seahawks released defensive end Carlos Dunlap to find a way to bring him back.

The Seahawks may have recently added to their defensive line, but they apparently won't make it through the week without a subtraction.

The Seahawks have reportedly picked off another player from the 49ers' defense in Kerry Hyder Jr., who had a career-high 8.5 sacks in 2020.

The Seahawks appear to have solidified their offensive line, following up a reported trade Wednesday with a reported re-signing of center Ethan Pocic.