Aaron Levine
Aaron Levine joined FOX 13 in March 2007 and has been sports director since January 2009. He is the principal host of FOX 13's Seahawks coverage and Seattle Sports Live Sundays at 10:30 p.m.
Prior to Seattle, Aaron worked in Bakersfield, California, for more than two years at KBAK, covering minor league sports, Cal State Bakersfield athletics and high school sports across Kern County.
He was the national runner-up on ESPN’s reality show, "Dream Job," which was the company’s search for a new SportsCenter anchor in 2004. He majored in history at Stanford University.
From the minute he arrived in the Pacific Northwest, Aaron has been blown away by the incredible fan culture around all the local teams. His favorite memories so far have been celebrating championships, from the Seahawks Super Bowl parade in 2014, to both Sounders MLS Cup parades and the Storm’s WNBA Championship celebrations in 2010, 2018 and 2020. Just like everyone else, he can’t wait for the Mariners to finally contend for a World Series title, too.
Aaron has a son, Kaden. While he’s a veteran of game shows (he was on The Price Is Right as an 18-year-old), his dream is to one day be a contestant on Jeopardy!
The latest from Aaron Levine
Commentary: Schneider’s legacy will be defined by moves after unexpected trades of Geno, DK
John Schneider now has a ton of salary cap space, five picks in the first three rounds of this year’s draft, but not much of an offense. It’s as blank a canvas as he’s ever going to get.
Seahawks head coach on new OC Klint Kubiak's approach to running the offense
Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald says that the ability of new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to play to his players’ strengths is one of the biggest reasons he was hired to run Seattle’s offense.
Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald: "We can win a championship with Geno Smith"
Head coach Mike Macdonald expressed his commitment to Geno Smith as the quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks and his belief that they can win a championship with Smith at the helm.
Commentary: Hoping for best, but Mariners offseason optics give us a case of Deja vu
We’ve seen the frustration from just about every Mariners podcast, even national writers and former Mariners players have shaken their collective heads this offseason. In terms of perception, the M's have done nothing to inspire confidence about their chances.
Commentary: With Kraken results still falling short, is another change on the horizon?
The Kraken have lost ten of 13 games and now have a 2.2% chance to make the playoffs. With Leiweke on the most recent roadtrip, could a GM change be coming?
Hawkblogger grades Macdonald, Schneider and talks future of Geno, DK and Ryan Grubb
Now that the Seahawks are officially out of the playoff picture, it's not too early to look ahead to 2025
Commentary: 2024 marked a mediocre transition year in Seattle Sports
The pressure to win – and win now – is higher than ever in this market, likely to the growing saturation of teams. 2024's transition year will hopefully lead to better results in 2025.
Commentary: “Jerry Rigging" a roster under frugal mandates is an annual Mariners tradition
M's ownership set a budget giving the team a total of around $15 million this offseason to spend on free agents, despite pressing needs at multiple positions.
Commentary: Playing MLS Cup at home for 50th anniversary would be remarkable
The Sounders have a chance to fill a home stadium with close to 70,000 fans and play for MLS Cup in their 50th Anniversary Season. That's a house no one is blowing down.
Commentary: The "Big Bad Wolf" once again standing in the way of Sounders path to title
The Big Bad wolf huffed and puffed and blew the first two houses down, but the third one held strong. If Leagues Cup and U.S. Open Cup were Houses One and Two, the MLS Playoffs represent House Number Three.