Washington Sports

I love Google Earth. It really is so much fun to go to different places in the world and dream you could go there just by the way it looks from Google Earth. Little did I know that the shape of a couple of blocks in our very own neighborhood in Yakima would be a '12' for the 12th Man Seahawks fan!

Bob Costas is one of the best sports announcers ever. Costas celebrates his 64th birthday on March 22nd. Costas's delivery on sports may be arguable one of the best in the business. He tells the story, no matter the sport, as if it was a Hallmark card. He brings tears to my eyes with his last sentence.

Nine Seattle Seahawks Sea-Gals went to Europe to entertain our military troops with  Armed Forces Entertainment. But they had to come home early on Friday because everything they had was taken from them.

Having spent significant time in Seattle and living here I've come to a conclusion... there are more Seahawks fans in Yakima per capita than there are in Seattle. Fans here are so crazy they can't seem to find enough cool merchandise with logos that they have to make their own...

Comedian Craig Gass, who has appeared as a guest on this radio station multiple times, wears his undying love for the Seattle Seahawks on his sleeve.

The regular tenants for six months out of the year at Seattle's Safeco Field, Major League Baseball's Mariners, have rarely let the ballpark be used for anything other than, well, baseball. That is going to change later this spring when the diamond is replaced by a rock-and-roll stage.

Like most Seattle Seahawks fans today, I woke up this morning hoping that TODAY was game day and yesterday's 31-24 loss to the Carolina Panthers was just a bad dream. Checks calendar. Nope. Damn. To make it worse, QB Cam Newton rubbed a little salt in the wound of the 12s...

It's a reaction to a feeling that Seahawks fans know all too well and is still fresh in their minds, following the disastrous end to Super Bowl 49 last February. For Washington State Cougars fans, it's simply a way of life. Having a seemingly sure victory in hand, only to have it yanked out at the last moment, in spectacularly unbelievable fashion. This time, the football gods were smiling on Seat

Two of THE most popular topics of conversation these days in the Northwest are the latest "Star Wars" flick, and of course, the Seahawks.

Before Sunday's last-minute 13-12 road victory over the Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver and special teamer Ricardo Lockette was most infamously known as the player Russell Wilson was trying to throw the ball to that ended in a devastating interception to virtually end Super Bowl 49. Sunday, a national television audience was saying a prayer for him.

Believe it or not, especially if you have attended a game at CenturyLink Field in person recently, fans of the Seattle Seahawks get gouged much less than fans in other NFL cities when buying a beer.

After a sluggish start offensively, the Seattle Seahawks got on track in the second half en route to a 26-0 shutout of the Chicago Bears at Seattle's CenturyLink Field on Sunday.