San Diego native Rashid Shaheed signed a three-year, $51M extension with the Seahawks after a Super Bowl run that showcased his return ability and big-play upside.

Nneka Ogwumike’s short social post — “Thank you Seattle” — looks like a goodbye to the Storm. Her move reshapes Seattle’s offseason and opens a high‑stakes free‑agency scramble.

Seattle Kraken say Ron Francis has concluded his tenure as president of hockey operations in a mutual transition that hands day‑to‑day control to GM Jason Botterill.

The Mariners reportedly signed top prospect Colt Emerson to an eight‑year, $95M extension — the largest pre‑debut guarantee in MLB history. The deal includes options and incentives that could push the value toward $130M.

HBO and NFL Films will follow the Seattle Seahawks at their Renton VMAC in a five-episode Hard Knocks season beginning Aug. 11. The series promises behind-the-scenes access to coach Mike Macdonald and stars like Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith‑Njigba.

Rookie Chase DeLauter hit a 10th‑inning opposite‑field two‑run homer — his fourth in three games — giving the Guardians a 6‑5 win and sparking a locker‑room 'knighting' celebration.

Ballard FC and Salmon Bay FC will add 267 bleacher seats to Interbay Stadium in April, part of a two‑phase plan that could boost total seating by more than 50%.

Fans and a museum are locked in a dispute over thousands of SuperSonics artifacts as NBA expansion talk revives questions about where the history should live.

Seattle Sounders FC and Seattle Reign FC will move ticketing off Ticketmaster to Jump in 2027, saying the switch gives the clubs control over pricing, resale and fan data. Concerts at Lumen Field will still use Ticketmaster.

Kraken owners created One Roof Sports & Entertainment and agreed to buy a majority stake in Climate Pledge Arena, folding team, arena and community programs under one company.

A fan-first guide for Opening Day at T-Mobile Park: transit, bag rules, the expanded value menu and the forecast ahead of Thursday’s 7:10 p.m. first pitch.

The Seahawks made Jaxon Smith‑Njigba the NFL’s highest‑paid receiver with a reported four‑year, roughly $168.8M extension that includes significant guarantees. The move locks Seattle’s breakout star into the team’s core after an award‑winning season.

Owners are set to vote on whether to pursue NBA expansion in Seattle and Las Vegas, a move that could start a multibillion‑dollar bidding process and reshape conferences.