Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

The M's are back home, and Softy and Dick are at Jimmy's on First before tonight's game. The Mariners are playing the Royals in what promises to be a very empty T-Mobile Park. The lowest-attended three-game series we could find was a series against the Astros in 2013 with a grand total of 31,709 tickets sold. Will this series see fewer people? The M's have traded Edwin Encarnacion for Juan Then, a pitching prospect they had previously given to teh Yankees for Nick Rumbelow. Reports are that the team could have gotten better prospects from the Rays, but would have had to eat more of Edwin's contract. What kind of rebuild is this? Are we taking it seriously, or is it possible Then just ranked higher on Dipoto's list than the prospects Tampa offered up? Gary Woodland won the US Open, and it's been seen as a feel good story, but during the tournament, the bigger story was waiting to see if Koepka could win his third major in a row. Either way, a good weekend for golf. Anthony Davis has been traded to the Lakers for draft picks and players, including Lonzo Ball. The draft pick agreement is a little complicated, so we walk through it step by step. Now that Davis is in LA, are the Lakers the favorite to win the championship next year? Softy and Dick identify about eight teams that could all make it happen.

In late 2013, the Mariners had a three-game home series in which only 31,709 tickets were sold. That included one game with just 9,808. This week the Mariners are playing Kansas City, and we're asking whether this series will attract more or fewer people. Corey Brock of The Athletic has updates on all things Mariners, including the Encarnacion trade, Felix's shoulder fatigue, and more. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show at 49451.

Anthony Davis has been traded to the Lakers for draft picks and players including Lonzo Ball. NBC New Orleans' Fletcher Mackel gives the Pelicans perspective on the blockbuster trade. CBS has ranked Chris Petersen the best coach in the Pac-12. He's consistently been ranked as one of the best coaches in the country. Venue Kings' Anthony Beyrouti gives away tickets to see the Mariners this week at T-Mobile Park, plus insight on ticket prices, and remembering ticket broker Kenny McKenzie. The M's are back home tonight. We set the lineups and hear from Scott Servais on Baseball's Best Pre-Game Show.

Toronto wins Game 6 of the NBA Finals last night; Klay Thompson goes down with a knee injury, last second shot, last game at Oracle, etc. There has probably never been an NBA Finals with so many storylines. Toronto benefited from injuries to two key Golden State players, but had KD and Klay played the entire series, is it a guarantee that the Dubs would have won? Dick is absolutely confident that injuries are the only reason Toronto can claim the trophy. So Durant and Thompson will miss most of next season, and neither of them are guaranteed back in the Bay Area. How will these injuries impact the Warriors, and the league? We get thoughts from PJ Carlesimo on this and all things basketball now that the season is over.

It's been awhile since we've played. Today, we bring back the game show sweeping America, You Don't Know Dick! Bill Krueger discusses yesterday's M's game, Vogelbach and the Home Run Derby, the change to baseballs, and more. Textimonials weigh in on the Toronto Raptors victory at 49451.

Josh Kerns, host of Golf Talk Seattle, heard here on 950 KJR on all things golf around the Puget Sound. If we got a regular PGA Tour stop, where would it be? On Fun with Audio, Jordan Spieth calls out his caddy, Drake shares some strange poetry, Joel Dahmen just wants to watch the world burn, and a fan offers Kawhi a housewarming gift, a Kawhactus. We give away tickets to the Hawks and Rams to a deserving father courtesy of Venue Kings. We couldn't let today go by without playing another round of Great or Nate: What would have happened in an alternate reality?

Game 6 of the NBA Finals gets underway shortly and we'll have it here on 950 KJR. ESPN released a new poll suggesting that Husky football fans should feel pretty good about the team over the next three years. Softy asks, which of the four sports teams in Seattle, Seahawks, Mariners, Husky football or basketball, should feel the best about winning over th enext three seasons? Brooks Koepka continues his domination at Pebble Beach. Dick says he'd prefer his son join the PGA Tour over any other professional sport. Decades ago, parents almost all dreamed of their kids becoming baseball players, then it became starting quarterbacks, but times are changing. What do parents want their kids to become sports-wise now? Could Seattle's municipal golf courses be replaced by affordable housing? The city is looking into it. Aaron Levine of Q13 explains.

Bonta Hill of 95.7 The Game joins the show ahead of tonight's NBA Finals Game 6 at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Home court advantage hasn't mattered in this series so far, with the home team losing 4 of 5 games; why will tonight be different? Curtis Crabtree, KJR's Seahawks reporter updates us on what he's learned from this week's minicamp. Textimonials at 49451 on what sports they'd prefer thei rkids to play professionally, and who in town should feel the best about their chances to win over the next three years.

Pete Carroll spoke to the media today after minicamp. We've got the highlights. How do we feel about Shaquill Griffin after last season? PFF isn't particularly high on him, but we probably need more time. Art Thiel of Sportspress Northwest discusses Seahawks minicamp, and the affordable housing vs. municipal golf courses debate. We're out of here a bit early for Game 6, bu tbefore we go, our thoughts and expectations on tonight's matchup. Will there be a Game 7?

After the US Women's soccer team humiliated Thailand 13-0 yesterday, reaction from across the country an daround the world has been huge. Did the US team cross the line by showing up their opponent, or was it justified, especially because goal differential matters? Making the debate worse is "soccer guy" arrogantly lashing out at anyone who isn't an expert on the sport. Ultimately though, every sport has fans like this. Hugh Millen has thoughts on the match in question, but more importantly, has thoughts on the Seahawks after Minicamp Day 2. We go in depth with him about what he's seen on the fiel dover the last couple of days.