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Reports out of New York say for ex-Seattle TV reporter Peter Alexander is leaving the Peacock behind because of being passed over anchor jobs.   He is married to a former DC news anchor, Alison Starling. He has the anchor look and has been a strong DC/White House reporter, but he was not going to be put ahead of Tom Llamas with his anchor expericnce at ABC.    Jose Diaz-Belart and Hallie Jackson (who replaced Kate Snow) got the weekend anchor nods ahead of him.    They had their own shows on the old MSNBC as well.   Meanwhile, word that he will have a midday show on MSNOW (the old MSNBC) and replace Ana Cabrera.     https://pagesix.com/2026/03/28/entertainment/peter-alexander-is-leaving-nbc-after-years-of-being-passed-over-for-top-anchor-jobs-source/

Picked this up on X from a reliable source posting:  Friday, April 10 will likely be KING's first Mariners free broadcast vs. the Astros.   That's all that's circulating for now re: possible K5 deal.

Ok I stand convicted of click bait. Dave Sims posted pics of his visit to Alcatraz while Yanks are in SFO. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18RWo6zgNg/   

Brock Huard of KIRO Radio's 'Brock and Salk' tandem will be on the mic again this spring for United Football League games airing the FOX networks.  He'll be on a telecast next weekend, the first weekend in May and then later for these semifinals.    The Puyallup native starred for UW and later played for the Seahawks and Colts 

Great piece in Seattle Met magazine revealing that analyst Angie Mentink suffered a stroke in the off season but fought her way back to the TV booth just in time for the first pitch, overcoming both physical and mental obstacles.   Major props to this pioneering lady.   Worth a read and thanks to a loyal reader who passed the story on to me. https://share.google/0MUXAYxQF7qfZXIir

Grant McOmie, longtime outdoors journalist and personality at both KGW and KATU in Portland, has died at 73 after a brief illness. His grants Getaways were legendary features. NWCN also aired them back in the day.  He knew Oregon, for sure.