Moving on from another established veteran from their inaugural team, the Kraken sent Brandon Tanev back to Winnipeg to add another future second round pick to their draft arsenal.

Facing the prospect of replacing not one, but two, iconic receivers in the same offseason, John Schneider will have to adapt to survive as the Seahawks try to retool their offense with a vastly different vision.

The Mariners double-dipped in some Cactus League action on Thursday night, dropping an 11-4 bout with the Diamondbacks and tying the Angels at five runs apiece. These were the biggest takeaways from both matchups.

Turning his career around in the Pacific Northwest, Josh Jobe will get a chance to make an impact in the Seahawks’ secondary again in 2025 after signing a new contract.

The door was open for Seattle to take a much needed advantage in the home leg of the CONCACAAF Champions League tie with Mexican side Cruz Azul, but the Sounders couldn’t capitalize at Lumen Field.

Requesting a trade out of Seattle, the Seahawks appear poised to field offers for DK Metcalf. Which teams will be most interested and what type of offers can John Schneider realistically expect to receive?

Already losing Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf appears to want out of Seattle, putting the Seahawks in a precarious position heading into the offseason. How would trading the star receiver impact their approach in the 2025 NFL Draft?

With ambitions of Champions League glory and a good start in MLS regular season, a revamped Sounders squad aims to balance using the right rotation and playing the best team available in a busy first part of the schedule.

Setting their 2025 staff, the Seattle Storm added two new coaches and promoted a front office staff member.

Making the first of what could be several trades this week before Friday’s deadline, the Kraken shipped two of their best veterans to the Lightning to begin accelerating their rebuild with high draft picks.

Days after the Seahawks discussed potential trades with other teams, DK Metcalf now wants out, creating a likely irreparable situation for the franchise.

An impressive defensive skillset and offensive potential could make infielder Ben Williamson an asset to the Seattle Mariners in 2025.

While the Seahawks have most of their defensive starters under contract in 2025, Mike Macdonald will be seeking additional playmakers to add to the unit and several standouts from the NFL combine would fit the bill as strong scheme fits.

Kicking off their salary cap purge, the Seahawks jettisoned four high-priced veterans, including their big ticket free agent signing from only two years ago in Dre’Mont Jones.

Projecting the Mariners’ 26-man roster with a little over three weeks to go before Opening Day.

With a new coordinator in Klint Kubiak now at the wheel, the Seahawks should have several prospects now on the radar who excelled at the NFL combine and represent quality fits for their offensive scheme.

Though the Huskies were competitive at times in year one under coach Danny Sprinkle, winning proved to be too rare in the Big Ten with the program missing the conference tournament to cap off a frustrating season.

Still sitting $6 million over the salary cap, the Seahawks will have to execute some difficult moves coming out of the NFL combine to not only be cap compliant, but have the flexibility to re-sign and add players in free agency.

Falling further out of the playoff race, the Kraken need to begin shifting their focus towards the future, which means shopping several veterans before the trade deadline to acquire draft assets and younger players under club control.

With the college baseball season now underway, who could the Mariners potentially target with their first round pick in the 2025 MLB Draft?