Logan Gilbert is on the mound for the M’s season opener at 7:10 tonight.
The Seahawks will open the NFL season on a Wednesday night while their rivals play across the globe.
Expansion — and in Seattle’s case, a return — isn’t a done deal. But it’s not just a dream anymore, either.
Seattle, which has lost eight of 10, has not won since beating the Panthers 6-2 at home on March 15.
Jordan Eberle and the Kraken need to snap their skid if they want to make the playoffs as the NHL season hits its home stretch.
Smith-Njigba’s new deal surpasses that of Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, who signed a $161 million extension with $112 million guaranteed last March.
The NFL’s reigning Offensive Player of the Year will stay in Seattle through 2031.
Texas is first “first four” team to make it to Sweet Sixteen since 2021
Seattle and Nashville are tied just outside the last West playoff spot
Bulldogs felt the pressure after controversial late foul calls