Sports

Imagine receiving a message from the DJ of a professional football team, they not only like your song but want to play it on the field while the players warm up.

There are only two events left for kids ages 3 to 12 to grab a themed bag of goodies with a drive through event in the Sears parking lot side of Valley Mall

Whether you are just beginning to dip your toe in the disc golf world or you're fully submerged in the sport, these items will help take you to the next level.

Watching sports alone is just okay. Isn't it more fun to enjoy them with friends and family who will celebrate with you when you win and commiserate when you lose? Prepare for the perfect game-watching party with these items.

To get even more votes for your fave, it's a great idea to share this page on your social media!

Win a weekly prize of a $50 gift card to Yakima Steak Co. if you end up being the week's biggest winner (you need to choose the teams you feel will win each game). Whoever comes up with the most correct answers at the end of the season walks away with $400 and possibly more!

A website did a study to figure out how much it would cost fans to attend ALL 16 regular season games, for each NFL team. Seahawks were Top 5 most expensive. Check it out.

Check out this pee wee league baseball player doing a slow motion trot from third base to home. Why is he running in slow motion? Because his parents told him to 'run as fast as you can'.

The group looking to bring an NHL expansion franchise to Seattle has filed an application with the National Hockey League along with paying the $10 million expansion fee.

Some female football fans are angry at Target for a line of T-shirts that suggest women don't know anything about sports. Are you offended by it or is it just silly humor?

I went to Pike's Place Market over the weekend and found this Ken Griffey Jr./Ichiro Suzuki double bobblehead doll at a secondhand store. Turns out it's quite rare and valuable, so if you're a Mariners fan it's time for a ROAD TRIP!

I love sports logos! It's probably because I've been a Los Angeles Rams fan since I could walk. I still own a replica Rams helmet with white horns. Former Rams halfback Fred Gerhrke created the first helmet logo in the NFL when he painted ram horns on the side of their helmets back in 1948...