The Mariners’ bats kept up their scorching offense in the fifth game of spring training.

Seattle took down the defending World Series champion Dodgers 11-5 in Glendale this afternoon.

Mitch Garver hit a homer to highlight a game played by nearly all of the Mariners’ regular starters.

Julio Rodriguez added a hit and a pair of RBIs to back up Luis Castillo’s brief start on the mound.

The M’s now improve to 3-2 in Cactus League play ahead of tomorrow’s matchup against the Athletics.

We’ll have a delayed broadcast of that game on KPUG with a 7:00 start.

 

The Kraken are wrapping up their road trip tonight with a match against the St. Louis Blues.

Seattle split their games in Florida over the weekend, but will look to return home on a high note against a Blues squad that has dropped 7 of their last 10.

Coverage begins at 4:30 and puck drops at 5:00 on KPUG.

 

Huskies basketball is back on the radio tonight.

The UW men are on the road facing 11th nationally ranked Wisconsin as they begin their final stretch of the season.

The  Huskies are coming off back-to-back losses to Rutgers and Iowa, both decided by single-digits.

The Badgers have won five of their last six games and currently own the fourth-best record in the Big Ten.

Coverage begins at 5:30 and tipoff is at 6:00 on KGMI.

 

One of the best offensive lineman in recent NFL history and a former Seahawk is stepping away from the game.

The team announced today that 43-year-old offensive tackle Jason Peters is retiring after 21 years in the league.

General manager John Schneider adds that Peters has taken a job with their front office as a “veteran mentor” in player engagement and development.

Peters was a nine-time Pro Bowler and was named to two All-Pro teams.

He won a Super Bowl with the Eagles in 2018 before spending the last two seasons of his career in Seattle.

The news comes as Schneider says the team will meet with Geno Smith’s agent this week to discuss a possible extension for their starting quarterback.

 

The WNBA’s all-time leading scorer is calling it a career.

Diana Taurasi announced her retirement today after 20 seasons with the Phoenix Mercury.

Taurasi won three WNBA championships and a league MVP, helping her case to be voted as the “Greatest of All Time” by fans during the league’s 25th season in 2021.

She also became the first basketball player to win six Olympic gold medals last August.