NW Sportscast

The Mariners beat the Boston Red Sox 1-0 tonight, moving to a record of 1-1 on the season! George Kirby was absolutely brilliant on the mound, and JP Crawford delivered with the game-winning home run!

The Mariners lost to the Red Sox 6-4 on Opening Night, and their record falls to 0-1 to begin the season. Mitch Haniger had a great night....the defense? Not so much....

The Seahawks are still coachless, one of just two teams who still do not have a new head coach. We rank the candidates who are still available.

Former Mariner Adrian Beltre is headed to the Hall of Fame, and we discuss Ichiro and King Felix' pending candidacy for next year. The Kraken look to end a four-game losing skid against the last place Chicago Blackhawks tonight. And the Seahawks have been rumored to be a potential landing spot for UCLA head coach Chip Kelly as an Offensive Coordinator to pair with Dan Quinn as a head coach. All of that and more, on the NW Sportscast!

Shane Waldron is reportedly headed to the Chicago Bears to be there offensive coordinator, further shuffling the Seattle Seahawks coaching staff. We also discuss the Mariners offseason and how they can still make that one final move to get them over the top. And we debate who had the more dissapointing 2023 season, the Mariners or the Seahawks. All of that and more, on the NW Sportscast!

Tne Washington Huskies have hired Jedd Fisch, former Arizona Head Football Coach, to be the new head coach of their football team. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks, now led completely by GM John Schneider, continue to search for their next head coach as well. And the Mariners have signed two international shortstops, including the #7th ranked international prospect, Dawel Joseph, out of the Dominican Republic. All of this and more on the NW Sportscast!

The Seattle Mariners have missed out on trading for Juan Soto or signing Jeimer Candelario. Is this good or bad for the M's?

The Seahawks lost a heartbreaker of a game in Dallas.

We break down the Seahawks 29-26 victory over the Washington Commanders. It was a nail biter, but certainly it was a good win.