Entering the final minute, it appeared the Kraken would lose its sixth straight game in regulation, once again allowing the go-ahead goal in the third period against the Kings. But a late power-play goal from Matty Beniers forced overtime, where Vince Dunn ended the skid.

Although the Seattle Mariners didn’t add anyone to their 40-man roster during the major league phase of the Rule 5 draft, they still added two projects to their minor league system while an injury-derailed project of their own was picked up by Milwaukee.

There has been plenty to take away from #Gonzaga women’s basketball's first 10 games. What are the vibes for a young Zags team on a three-game winning streak?

The architect of a Super Bowl winner and double-digit playoff teams, John Schneider has done his best work yet calling the shots on his own with the Seahawks in 2025. It’s well past time for him to finally receive his due as the best of the best.

Entering the final month of the season, the Seahawks hope to have a fully healthy Julian Love rolling into the playoffs. But the stellar play from his replacement over the past two months has created quite the luxury for the team as the Pro Bowler eases back into action.

The Seattle Reign announced their post-2025 roster decisions on Tuesday morning as the franchise values youth moving forward.

Washington Huskies defensive coordinator Ryan Walters has been linked to the a opening at Tennessee. Will he stay, or will he go?

A second half blitz on offense, defense, and special teams pushed the Seahawks to a blowout win over the Falcons in Atlanta. Who stood out in Seattle’s 10th victory of the season?

With Jaden Schwartz and Berkly Catton each out for multiple weeks, it’s next man up for the Seattle Kraken at forward. Or rather, ‘Nyman’ up.

The Seattle Seawolves announced the addition of Harison Mataele to the second row for 2026, clearing up who will likely be the top three in the engine room depth chart in the upcoming season.

While Seattle’s options are still quite open in the 2025 MLB winter meetings, some moves around the rest of the league have set the guiderails for what the Mariners can and can’t do when it comes to their offseason targets.

Winners of three straight, the Seahawks benefited from a few other NFC contenders slipping up in Week 14, positioning Mike Macdonald’s squad with a chance to win the NFC West and top seed outright by simply taking care of their own business.

For the second game in a row — and the third time in five games — the Seattle Kraken allowed the go-ahead goal in the third period of an otherwise close game in Monday’s 4-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild. The Kraken have lost five straight in regulation and six consecutive overall.

A top-five scoring offense and scoring defense has propelled the Seahawks to the top of the NFC standings. But as evidenced again in Atlanta on Sunday, the third phase of the game may be the reason why Seattle belongs in the Super Bowl contender tier.

In the midst of a lengthy slump with turnovers and sacks stacking in bunches, Sam Darnold pivoted to the most underrated part of his game to get back on track as the Seahawks blitzed the Falcons in the second half on Sunday.

Winning just three of their first 10 games, the Cougars haven’t come close to meeting expectations under second-year coach David Riley. What’s gone wrong and who has stood out as a bright spot despite those struggles?

Even without its top scorer and rebounder in Graham Ike, Gonzaga had no problem handling North Florida on its home court, where Mark Few’s 750th career victory with the Zags was won by over a 50-point margin.

For 20 minutes, the Cougars looked poised to get back in the win column with some old fashioned home cooking. But the same pitfalls that have hurt the team all season reared their ugly head again after halftime in a brutal loss to Nevada.

Prior to Sunday, Nick Emmanwori had battled a case of the close calls, coming up just short on sacks, interceptions, and blocked field goals. But in Atlanta, his fortunes changed across the board in a once-in-a-lifetime performance for the Seahawks rookie.

Nika Mühl, the Seattle Storm’s hyped former 2024 second-round pick, is entering a make-or-break season in 2026. Will she still be the defensive difference maker many hoped she would be despite injuries?