Seattle Sports At Night

We're 24 hours away from the NFL Draft, King Felix has a throwback performance with a throwback result, and Oklahoma City takes maybe their biggest L so far. Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps sort it all out as they tell you What's on the Timeline on Wednesday night. Later, did the trade of Frank Clark signal a change in how the Seahawks do business with players? Curtis and Jake give you their answers. In Four Down Territory, what's the very first roster move the Seahawks should make following the draft?

Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost look at how the Frank Clark trade will impact the Seahawk’s Defense and Draft plans, and they ask if the Draft is the best non-sports even on the sports calendar.

We're a week away from the NFL Draft, the Key Arena renovations hit another snag, and could one of the biggest curses in sports history being flaring up again? Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps take you through what's on Thursday's Timeline. Later, what is the exact reason a no-trade clause was included in Russell Wilson's new contract? Curtis and Jake examine. In Big If True, could the Mariners be contenders because of how bad every other AL team is? Is Tight End a position of need for the Seahawks? Jake answers in Four Down Territory to close out the night.

Why have the Mariners hit the skids? Is this who they are? Curtis Rogers, Stacy Rost, and Jake Heaps open up the second hour of Seattle Sports at Night examining what to make of the M's after their winless homestand. Later, which draft prospect that's visited the Seahawks interests you the most? The night wraps with your questions in Ask Us Anything.

Russell Wilson, Pete Carroll, and John Schneider hold court following the announcement of Wilson's extension, the Seahawks' 2019 schedule has been released, and the Mariners skid extends. Curtis Rogers, Stacy Rost, and Jake Heaps sort through it all of the top in What's on the Timeline. What were the biggest takeaways from Wilson's press conference? Curtis, Stacy, and Jake give theirs. In Four Down Territory, what is Bobby Wagner looking for as he seeks a contract extension?

The Seahawks officially extend Russell Wilson, we're a day away from finding out what the 2019 NFL schedule will look like, and the Storm are dealt a devastating injury. It's all on Tuesday night's Timeline as Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost guide you through it. What's next on the Seahawks' checklist heading into the draft? Curtis and Stacy tell you what they think and why it could very well be Frank Clark's contract. Later, could Clark actually be traded before the draft? That's Big If True. Tuesday wraps with Four Down Territory and the question of whose absence at OTAs is more concerning: Bobby Wagner or Frank Clark?

Will logic prevail in the negotiations between Russell Wilson and the Seahawks? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost start off Thursday's second hour answering that question. In Big If True, could the Seahawks set off an unprecedented chain of events with one roster move? The day closes with your questions in Ask Us Anything.

The Mariners won again, it's not a typo. So can we confidently say that the Mariners are good? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost start off Thursday looking at what lies ahead for the M's following yet another crazy victory. In Four Down Territory, is there an offensive player in this year's NFL Draft you would be okay with the Seahawks picking at #21?

Another night, another Mariners win. Can they keep it up? Also, what did Earl Thomas say about his relationship with the Seahawks? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost unpack it all as they open up Wednesday looking at What's on the Timeline? Later, Jake Heaps shed some light on where the negotiations stand between Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, so how concerned should Seattle fans be about the April 15 deadline? The night wraps with Curtis and Stacy taking a look at yet another black eye on the short-lived AAF.

In wake of the Packers and Steelers turmoil bubbling over, why are NFL players still surprised when QBs receive preferential treatment? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost tackle that to open up Tuesday's second hour. Later, when can you start complaining again after your favorite team has won a title? In Big If True, one NFL writer would seriously take a journeyman QB over Russell Wilson. The day wraps with your questions in Ask Us Anything.

What's on Tuesday night's timeline? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost go over it all including the Mariners going 11-2 and building on their record setting start, Virginia winning a national championship, and a surprise resignation in the NBA. The Mariners are hitting at a record pace but also have a frustrating defense and bullpen, so which area is most likely to remain throughout the season? Which sports title is the hardest to win? Curtis and Stacy answer that. In Four Down Territory, what free agency move in the NFC West comes with the biggest risk?

The second hour starts off with Stacy taking Curtis, Jake, and you in the way back machine for some baseball story time. Later, does anyone still consider Gonzaga to be a mid-major program? In Big If True, what if the Mariners are actually good in 2019? The night wraps up with What We Learned.

The Mariners bludgeoned the Red Sox in their home opener and Gonzaga will return to the Elite Eight, so Curtis Rogers, Stacy Rost, and Jake Heaps go through it all on Thursday night's Timeline. Curtis, Stacy, and Jake look at how the Mariners hot start has come to be. Also in the hour, Stacy shares a very awkward encounter between a pair of 710 hosts and Alex Rodriguez. In Four Down Territory, which incoming freshman will have the biggest role with the Huskies in 2019?

The Seahawks believe their young talent is good enough to get back to a Super Bowl, do you? Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps lead off the second hour answering that question. In Big If True, is bringing the King's Court back at T-Mobile Park tone deaf? The guys answer your questions to cap off Wednesday in Ask Us Anything?

Pete Carroll stopped by 710 from the Owners Meetings, the Mariners home opener is less than a day away, and the NFL adopts new replay rules. Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps sort through it all on Wednesday night's Timeline. What was the biggest thing Pete Carroll said that stood out to Curtis and Jake? They tell you. Did the NFL get their rule changes right? In Four Down Territory, do the Seahawks have enough wide receiver depth?

What did Pete Carroll say at the Owners Meetings that stood out the most? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost are joined by Brady Henderson of ESPN.com to start the second hour. In Big If True, the NFL's new rules are out and they don't look much different than before. Your questions wrap up the show in Ask Us Anything.

Pete Carroll speaks to the media at the Owners Meetings, the Mariners are getting back into the swing of things, and the Seahawks continue to bring in free agents for interviews. Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost go through it all to open up Tuesday's timeline. Later, how much will Doug Baldwin's injuries loom over the Seahawks' offseason? Curtis and Stacy answer that. In Four Down Territory, what will CJ Prosise's role on the 2019 Seahawks look like?

Stacy Rost and Jake Heaps discuss the state of the Seahawks free agency, they ask if Michigan State Tom Izzo was right to be upset at a player during the NCAA March Madness Tournament, in Big If True they discuss a reported deal between the PAC 12 and ESPN, and they wrap up the show by taking your questions.

Stacy Rost and Jake Heaps discuss the possible NFL Rule changes coming out of this week's NFL owners meetings, the retirement of Rob Gronkowski and what UW's run in NCAA March Madness Tournament could mean for the future of the program. 

What are some of the best and worst recent ways coaching has changed in professional sports? Stacy Rost and Jake Heaps open up Thursday's second hour examining that question. Is it bad news that Russell Wilson hasn't been extended yet? In Big If True, one NFL Network analyst names his trade price for Frank Clark, so would you deal him instead of extending him? Stacy and Jake give their answers. The night wraps with your questions in Ask Us Anything.