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Davy Jones Locker Room
about 4 hours
Julia Gosling Signs Two-Year Deal With the Torrent
Julia Gosling rejected a foundational player offer (FPO) to become a key component for the Seattle Torrent next year. She signed a two-year deal and became the first of Seattle’s Phase 3 protections and fourth protected player overall. She will be joined by Alex Carpenter, Hanna Murpy, and Anna Wilgren, all protected in Phase 1. Seattle has two more protection slots to use before the Phase 3 deadline of June 12. Gosling became famous for her 5-point performance for Canada’s Silver Medal win during the Winter Olympics and tied Alex Carpenter for first place in points for the Torrent. Torrent fans must brace themselves for a team that will look very different than the one they knew last season. Detroit will now be home to Hanna Bilka and Cayla Barnes. Corinne Shroeder will now find herself between the pipes in San Jose. Hilary Knight is heading to Las Vegas, though this is a move to join Bilka and Barnes in Detroit in exchange for a first-round draft pick.
GeekWire
about 6 hours
‘This cannot continue’: Microsoft Xbox CEO calls for reset amid reports of looming job cuts
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma told employees that Microsoft's gaming business will end the fiscal year at about a 3% profit margin, saying years of heavy spending without revenue growth "cannot continue" — as Bloomberg and The Verge reported major job cuts coming next month. Read More
Westside Seattle
about 6 hours
Seattle City Council unanimously approves one-year pause on data center expansion to protect natural resources
Seattle City Council unanimously approves one-year pause on data center expansion to protect natural resources Off patr Wed, 06/10/2026 - 6:51pm
Field Gulls
about 7 hours
‘That’s his responsibility’ – Mike Macdonald says Josh Jones ‘not ready to practice yet’
The Seattle Seahawks made a somewhat interesting roster addition earlier in the week, signing veteran tackle Bobby Hart ahead of mandatory minicamp. Recently re-signed swing tackle, Josh Jones, had not been practicing throughout OTAs. Jones had dealt with some late-season injuries while deputizing for the injured Charles Cross, but ultimately didn’t have a game designation […]
GeekWire
about 8 hours
Silicon Valley venture capitalist and LA billionaire reportedly weighing Seahawks bids
The list of potential buyers for the Seattle Seahawks is starting to look like an NFL Pro Bowl roster of billionaires, venture capitalists and global business leaders. Read More
GeekWire
about 9 hours
Two-hour learning? AI-powered Alpha School lands in Seattle region
Alpha School, an AI-powered private school chain that has students complete core academics in two hours a day, plans to open a campus in Kirkland this fall and will run summer programs on Microsoft's Redmond campus. Read More
GeekWire
about 12 hours
Tumbler tussle: Seattle’s MiiR sues Tesla, alleging copied cup design
In a lawsuit filed May 28 in U.S. District Court in Seattle, MiiR alleges Tesla's On The Road Tumbler infringes on a design patent covering MiiR's tumbler lid and copies the overall look of its stainless steel 360 Traveler Tumbler. Read More
Field Gulls
about 13 hours
Seattle Seahawks announce 10 training camp public practices
The waiting is almost over, Seattle Seahawks fans! You’ll soon get your first view of the reigning Super Bowl champions through their public training camps. On Wednesday, the Seahawks announced nine practices at Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton. The first practice will be Saturday, July 25, and for all we know they might have […]
GeekWire
about 17 hours
Bill Gates goes to Capitol Hill in Epstein case as his ventures feel the effects
Bill Gates appeared voluntarily behind closed doors before House Oversight Committee investigators on Wednesday to answer questions about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, part of a larger turn in his image that has been rippling through the Seattle-area institutions he built and funds. Read More
Field Gulls
about 17 hours
Seahawks Reacts Survey: Who’s the toughest opponent out of Seattle’s first five games?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Seahawks fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Hey there! Remember when I said we’d probably take a break from Seahawks Reacts surveys until […]
Field Gulls
about 18 hours
NFLPA releases top 50 players sales list, Jaxon Smith-Njigba ranks near the top
In their now annual reveal, the NFLPA listed the top 50 sales earners among players in the National Football League from (roughly) the 2025 NFL season. As the reigning AP Offensive Player of the Year, Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the first Seattle Seahawks player since Russell Wilson to crack the top 5. As noted above, this […]
GeekWire
about 18 hours
Microsoft’s Brad Smith: Graduates jeering AI are ‘telling us what we need to hear’
Microsoft President Brad Smith, in a new blog post and a GeekWire interview, argues that AI will reshape work rather than eliminate it, and says the company's own future depends on people staying employed. He acknowledges the tension with the tech industry's job cuts while contending that fields like computer science are changing, not disappearing. Read More
