Even though his production hasn’t fueled a playoff run as hoped, Brandon Montour has proven himself worth every penny for the Kraken amid a historic season for the young franchise.

When it comes to competing for an NFC West title and a return to the postseason, all eyes will be on Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp as newcomers filling big shoes. But the Seahawks will only go as far as their most maligned unit, which looks largely unchanged, performs under a new coaching staff.

Heading towards the lottery, the Kraken have an excellent shot at securing a top-five pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. Which prospects would be the best fits based on draft position in the first round?

Looking to improve upon a generally poor performing kick and punt return unit last season, the Seahawks brought in one of Klint Kubiak’s first pupils as a coach.

Recently signing with the Seattle Storm after acquiring her WNBA rights, 6-foot-7 center Li Yueru could be a surprise contributor in 2025.

Signing arguably their most popular player to a long-term deal only stands to help the Mariners in the public eye.

Despite numerous free agent visits, the Seahawks have failed to upgrade their offensive line at all in free agency. But one potential move still remains that could achieve those means before the upcoming NFL Draft.

Just 10 months removed from elbow surgery, Matt Brash was back on the mound in the Mariners’ spring finale on Monday as the final hurdle for his return to the majors approaches.

The college football calendar needs another substantial makeover to improve the expanded playoff, transfer portal, and overall fan experience.

Looking for additional depth at a key position in Klint Kubiak’s scheme, the Seahawks brought in a former rival to join their tight end group for the 2025 season.

John Schneider has been as aggressive as any general manager over the years navigating the draft board with trades. Could this be a year where “Trader John” returns to form with 10 picks already in his arsenal?

After staying quiet during free agency on the offensive line front, the Seahawks appear to have put their chips in the NFL Draft corner. Luckily, there’s plenty of possible Day 1 starters in this year’s class to bolster the group.

In addition to releasing Mitch Haniger, the Mariners made a flurry of moves on Sunday that all but confirm how their initial 26-man roster will shake out.

Seattle looked dominant on the road in a huge victory to get their first win of the season in North Carolina.

The Seattle Seawolves had a hard-fought game against the Utah Warriors on Saturday, but one too many unforced errors led the pack to an unfortunate loss.

After six seasons with the Mariners, Mitch Haniger’s time in Seattle appears to be over following his release on Sunday.

Offensive struggles continued for Rave Green on Saturday night as the Sounders were shut out once again in Nico Lodeiro’s return to Lumen Field.

Entering her second stint with the Seattle Storm, forward Katie Lou Samuelson will try and bounce back from a slow 2024 season in Indiana.

The Mariners received strong days from several batters in the middle of their order in a shellacking of the White Sox, but they also lost a key batter at the top of the lineup with opening day just around the corner.

Following numerous cap-creating moves, the Seahawks have set themselves up to not only add outside free agents, but potentially extend a few of their own players heading towards free agency in 2025.