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Jarred Kelenic hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning of Wednesday's spring training game. What made it more special was manager Scott Servais was in the middle of answering a question on ESPN about knowing when prospects are ready for MLB.

J.J. Watt signing with the Cardinals made life a lot harder for Russell Wilson. But just because other teams are making big splashes in free agency doesn't mean the Seahawks need to. Their philosophy has worked just fine so far.

The Mariners and Cubs combined for 18 hits and six home runs in the offensive showcase. Pitching wasn't a strong point for Seattle on Wednesday with 10 walks to go with nine hits. Oh, and two hit batters.

The Seahawks officially announced their 29-man coaching staff for the 2021 season on Wednesday

On Tuesday, ESPN reported that Major League Baseball has decided to flex its muscles and delay the Triple-A season at least a month. That, combined with a lack of knowledge on how alternate training sites will operate this year, has some prospects in baseball purgatory.

Seattle didn't score until the seventh inning and only tallied seven hits overall. The game was shortened to just 7 1/2 innings since Cleveland was short on relievers.

Let's get one thing straight. The Seahawks do not want to trade Russell Wilson. This is not the talk they thought would be happening in the offseason. But this is where they are, and here's what it all means.

Watching the Mariners in spring training, either live or on television, might be difficult this year.

It's clear that Russell Wilson isn't happy, but there could still be many wins in Seattle the next few seasons. The Seahawks have the eight-time Pro Bowl QB under team control through 2023, and it's hard to believe he's going anywhere before then.

The NFC West might have been the best division in the NFL in 2020 and may only be better in 2021.

PEORIA, Ariz. — The Extra Innings Podcast returns a week after Kevin Mather’s comments and video to the Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club went viral, eventually forcing him to resign a day later. Times beat writer Ryan Divish and columnist Larry Stone recap the week that was with the Mather news breaking and the fallout that […]

As rumors spread about Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson considering a departure from Seattle, Mayor Jenny Durkan took to Twitter Saturday to tell one particularly eager city -- New Orleans -- to back off.

It was the first time the standout outfielder has taken the field since suffering a ruptured testicle against the Astros in July of 2019.

In the first spring-training game of 2021, the Mariners saw two players they're counting on for their future deliver a 5-4 victory.

The Seahawks' quarterback is pretty much topics A-Y, if not A-Z, when it comes to the Seahawks these days.