Reese looked fine on Tuesday as Chicago suffered a 91-68 blowout loss to the Minnesota Lynx, posting an 11-point, 11-rebound double-double. It is unclear exactly when Reese sustained the injury, but it has now placed her status against Seattle in jeopardy.

Pressure is a privilege in the eyes of new Seattle Mariners slugger Josh Naylor. Naylor is looking forward to the opportunity to bat cleanup in his first game with Seattle against the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.

There will be more Seattle Mariners baseball on local TV, as ROOT Sports has added several games featuring M's minor league affiliates.

Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss the Mariners-D-backs trade, whether now is the right time for the Yankees to trade Spencer Jones and are joined by Josh Luber to talk about sports collectibles and the upcoming collaboration between MLB and Ghostwrite.

This fall, the Seattle Seahawks will celebrate their 50th season in the Emerald City, and the franchise is still going very strong. If things had gone just slig

The survival story of how the Seattle Seahawks remained in the Pacific Northwest is set to be told in a new documentary from Marshawn Lynch and Victory Sports. Lynch, nicknamed Beast Mode, played for the Seahawks between 2010 and 2015 and helped them to the Super Bow XLVIII title in 2013 by beating the Denver Broncos,

Fox Sports Lead College Football Analyst Joel Klatt joins Brock and Salk to discuss his thoughts on the upcoming UW Huskies football season. —- Listen to The Brock & Salk Show weekdays from 6 a.m. – 10 a.m. on Seattle Sports 710 AM or on-demand wherever you listen to podcasts. —– 📰: For more Seahawks […]

SEATTLE — If I were to choose one word to describe Seattle sports in 2022, the first that comes to mind would be "transition" -- and awesome!

A city’s sports scene is built on foundational faces. As the faces change, the eras change. We’re entering a new era. Consider the mainstays in Seattle sports over the past decade or so, the ...

Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner began his career in Seattle, where he played 10 years and won a Super Bowl title with the Seahawks. He saw firsthand how much enthusiasm the community had for the Storm, a team that has missed the WNBA playoffs only six times in its history.