Danny, Dave and Moore

Garry Gilliam believes his previous transition from collegiate tight end should help as he moves from right tackle to take over the Seahawks’ starting left tackle role.

The Mariners’ first six home games of the season did not go as smoothly as hoped, but the 1-5 record they posted during the homestand wasn’t enough to shake the faith of general manager Jerry Dipoto.

After starting 0-2 last season, the Seahawks should have an easier time getting off to a better start in 2016 based on how the first half of their schedule sets up.

The Mariners won in dramatic fashion Wednesday but scored only 11 runs while going 1-5 on their first homestand of the season. It’s strange and it’s not at the same time.

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto discusses his take on the first series against Texas and Robinson Cano’s expanded leadership role in the clubhouse.

I know we’re only three games in, but it’s still nice to look at the standings and see the Mariners on top of the American League West after an encouraging opening series.

Highlights from the latest edition of “Hawk Talk”, including Danny O’Neil’s thoughts on the young cornerbacks that will be competing for a roster spot with the Seahawks.

Jim Moore liked what he saw from the Mariners in the eighth inning of their win over Texas Tuesday night, not only the offensive explosion but the emotion their players and manager Scott Servais showed after catcher Chris Iannetta was hit by a pitch.