ESPN 710 AM Seattle

The station delivers news, analysis, game coverage, and opinion focused on professional and collegiate sports teams. Primary content revolves around the Seattle Mariners, Seahawks, Kraken, UW Huskies, WSU Cougars, Gonzaga Bulldogs, Seattle Storm, and Seattle Sounders FC. High school sports coverage is also a significant component of the programming. The broadcaster provides updates on team news, player transactions, and broader sports-related topics, with a particular emphasis on the Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Mariners. Recent reporting includes coverage of player signings, trades, and departures, such as Riq Woolen signing with the Eagles and Kenneth Walker III signing with the Kansas City Chiefs, alongside analysis of team strategies and draft prospects. The website also features articles detailing the signing of Rashid Shaheed and the departure of Geno Smith. The station’s programming includes several established shows and hosts. Key programs include “Brock and Salk,” “Bump and Stacy,” and “Wyman and Bob.” Hosts featured on the platform include Brock Huard, Michael Bumpus, Stacy Rost, Mike Salk, Shannon Drayer, Mike Lefko, Brent Stecker, Zac Hereth, Cameron Van Til, Maura Dooley, and Schuyler Dixon. A “Complete Lineup” is available on the website, offering a schedule of these and other programs. Podcasts are also a significant offering, with titles like “The Reset Podcast.” Live game coverage is a core element of the schedule, with a “Play by Play Schedule” detailing upcoming events. The website provides options to “Watch Live” and “Listen Live” to these broadcasts. While the website does not detail a comprehensive history of the broadcaster, it highlights recent events and developments within the sports landscape. Reports indicate that Geno Smith, after four years with the team, has been traded back to his original team, the New York Jets. The station’s coverage extends beyond local teams, providing updates on national NFL free agency activity and reporting on events such as the Gonzaga women's basketball team winning the WCC title game. The broadcaster actively shares content across multiple social media platforms, including Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, fostering community engagement and expanding its reach. The station offers multiple avenues for audience interaction, including email alerts and contests & events. Users can share photos with the broadcaster and access a scoreboard for real-time game results. Streaming capabilities allow listeners to access content live or on-demand. The website also features “Sponsored Stories,” indicating a commercial aspect to the content delivery. The “Quantum Fiber studio” serves as a location for live broadcasts, further enhancing the immediacy and accessibility of the station's programming.