The Montlake Report: Several Washington Huskies Impress at NFL Scouting Combine
Taking their next steps towards being NFL players, Denzel Boston and several Washington Huskies teammates put their best foot forward auditioning at the annual combine in Indianapolis.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe dives into the performances from Boston, Ephesians Prysock, and other ex-Huskies who looked to bolster their draft stock this past week, discusses Detlef Schrempf's jersey retirement ceremony, and analyzes the continued struggles for the Huskies' men's basketball team heading towards the Big Ten tournament.
The Montlake Report: Could Huskies’ Road Win at Rutgers Start Late Season Run in Big Ten?
While the NCAA tournament remains unlikely, if near impossible at this point, the Huskies did themselves a major favor by winning at Rutgers on Tuesday, jumping into a bye slot for the Big Ten tournament.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe breaks down how Washington held off a late Rutgers rally to pick up a much-needed road win, why building positive momentum for next season should be the top priority for Danny Sprinkle given all the injuries that have derailed the team in 2025-26, and takes a look at Jedd Fisch's 2027 recruiting class on the gridiron, examining which incoming prospects have a chance to be game changers for UW in the future.
True to the Blue: Early Signs Positive for Mariners Slugger Julio Rodriguez in Spring Training?
Already a multi-time All-Star, Julio Rodriguez has been a face of the franchise for the Mariners since his arrival as a top prospect. But he's still yet to put together a complete season.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Callaghan Bluechel breaks down early indicators from spring training that could be positive signs for Rodriguez overcoming his prior early season struggles, examines the swings of prospects Michael Arroyo and Jonny Farmelo from four spring training games thus far, and checks out several other prospects and veteran newcomers from the first week of Cactus League action.
Kraken the Ice: Would Trading Shane Wright Be Right Deadline Move for Seattle?
Closing in on their return to action as the Winter Olympic break nears a conclusion, the Kraken could have a massive decision on their hands regarding the future of Shane Wright.
Emerald City Spectrum writer Nick Lee breaks down why Seattle may have interest in moving Wright for the right price, shares his thoughts on what that right price would have to look like in terms of compensation to finalize a deal before the deadline, and recaps the latest exploits by Kraken players on the Olympic ice in Milan.
The Montlake Report: Why Did Huskies Part Ways With Jimmie Dougherty So Late in Offseason?
In a rare mid-February coaching change, the Washington Huskies announced they had reached a mutual split with offensive coordinator Jimmie Dougherty.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe discusses the surprising move, examining why Washington may have made such an abrupt decision this late in the offseason and where Jedd Fisch may turn to now fill a big hole on his coaching staff.
The Montlake Report: Breaking Down Huskies' 2026 Combine Invites, NFL Potential
Coming off a solid second season under coach Jedd Fisch, the Washington Huskies will be well-represented at the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe dives into Washington's latest crop of invites who will participate in the combine, which ones have the best chance for success at the next level, and which non-combine invites could surprise and get a shot in the NFL.
Kraken the Ice: Who Should Seattle Target at Looming NHL Trade Deadline?
In the midst of a winter break for the 2026 Olympics, the Kraken may be doing extensive work behind the scenes trying to find upgrades to aid their playoff push once they return to action later this month.
Emerald City Spectrum writer Nick Lee shares his thoughts on several players who could make sense for Seattle to target before the upcoming deadline, including a former No. 1 overall pick to add star power to the roster for the second half, and recaps how several Kraken players have fared so far in Olympic competition.
The Montlake Report: R.I.P. to Huskies' NCAA Hopes With Ugly Home Loss to Penn State
Continuing to slide down the Big Ten standings and disappoint after entering the season with high expectations, the Washington Huskies suffered a dreadful home loss to the lowly Penn State Nittany Lions on Wednesday, all but destroying any slim hopes of competing for an NCAA Tournament spot.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe examines UW's latest deflating defeat, discusses how much blame should fall on coach Danny Sprinkle and how much belongs to the players themselves, and dives into rotational question marks that continue to perplex with the Huskies' lineup.
The Montlake Report: Did Huskies Do Enough Adding Talent in Transfer Portal?
Drawing closer to spring ball, the Washington Huskies have made most of their moves supplementing the roster with transfer portal additions.
On a new episode of “The Montlake Report,” Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe analyzes all of the newcomers brought in by Jedd Fisch and UW's coaching staff, including former Ball State standout defensive tackle Darin Conley, discusses where the Huskies did well acquiring talent, and examines where they may have fallen short since the end of the 2025 season.
The Montlake Report: Did Demond Williams Win Back Huskies’ Supporters After Transfer Attempt?
For the first time since his attempted transfer and ultimate change of heart, Washington Huskies quarterback Demond Williams Jr. met with the media, looking to put the story behind him.
Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe shares his thoughts on Williams' remarks and whether or not he did enough for everyone to move forward along with examining an increasingly dire situation for the Huskies' men's basketball team after a loss at Iowa.
Podcast: Seahawks Consider Shakeup at Cornerback, Kraken Gearing Up For Training Camp
A former Pro Bowl may be on thin ice in Mike Macdonald’s secondary for the Seahawks, while the Cougars have momentum heading into their road opener against North Texas and the Kraken will soon be getting the Lane Lambert era underway.
Podcast: Storm Punch Playoff Ticket, Mariners' Ride Hot Streak Back Into AL West Race
Despite an inconsistent season, the Storm will be taking their talented roster to the WNBA playoffs with much to prove, while the Mariners hope to follow in their steps as they surge in the AL West and the Huskies set sights on the prize of winning the Apple Cup.
Podcast: Seahawks Re-Sign Abraham Lucas, Cougars/Huskies Seeking 2-0 Starts
Banking on better health moving forward, the Seahawks locked up one of their young tackles with a multi-year extension, while the Huskies and Cougars ramped up preparation for Week 2 with sights on a second straight win to open the college football season.
Podcast: Mariners' Road Blues Continue in Tampa, Gonzaga Ready For Non-Conference Slate
The Mariners have a bad case of the road trip blues, while the Gonzaga Bulldogs will soon begin preparation for a non-conference gauntlet and the Seahawks have injury question marks before their looming season opener against the 49ers.
Podcast: Sounders' Capture Leagues Cup Title, Seahawks Pursue NFC West Supremacy
The Sounders brought a new title to the Pacific Northwest by beating Inter Miami in the Leagues Cup, while the Huskies and Seahawks have sights on similar success with football season now underway.
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