Larry Stone

The positive benefits of a Bobby Wagner return to the Seahawks outweigh the legitimate hesitations — on both sides — that have kept it from happening thus far.

Mets closer Edwin Diaz's season-ending knee injury suffered while celebrating has renewed a debate about whether the World Baseball Classic is worth the risk.

The Seahawks in recent years have used NFL free agency primarily to re-sign their players and add depth. That changed Monday with the Dre'Mont Jones signing.

Joe Jarzynka's tragic death brought flooding back vivid memories of one of the most endearing and unlikely careers in Husky football history.

The Seahawks believe they are not tying up too much money at quarterback with Geno Smith's three-year $105 million deal, of which $40 million is guaranteed..

From Jarred Kelenic, to rule changes to top prospects, here are Larry Stone's annual observations after a 10-day stint at the Mariners’ camp in Peoria, Arizona.

J.P. Crawford is gratified by the Mariners' decision to keep him at shortstop instead of adding a free agent, and he's determined to reward that trust.

Julio Rodriguez has the same mentality as Ken Griffey Jr., that it’s his obligation to play full tilt. He also believes he can do so without undue risk of injury.

It might just be spring training, but Jarred Kelenic has looked resurgent in just two games. It's hard not to think about what a game-changer that would be for the Mariners.

As Scott Servais' track record grows, so does his cachet with players. He's also started to build a reservoir of signature moments that endear him to M's fans.

After watching the Mariners' swift 2.5-hour spring training opener, Larry Stone believes MLB's rule changes will enhance baseball. It'll just take a little time — for the fans and players — to get used to.

For most of the last two seasons, Evan White, once thought to be the centerpiece of the Mariners' rebuilding plan, has barely played because of a series of injuries.