Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

The Oregon State Beavers have made the super regionals, and Luke Heimlich gets the start for them today. The MLB Draft took place earlier this week, and had things gone as expected, Heimlich likely would have been a top 10 pick. Instead, he went undrafted. Heimlich had pleaded guilty to molesting a relative, but has since publicly claimed he's innocent. It seems no MLB team wants to take the risk on Heimlich. Given the circumstances of the case, should he be given a chance to play professional baseball? Textimonials respond to the controversial Luke Heimlich discussion.

UW baseball coach Lindsay Meggs discusses his team who are just one win away from the College World Series. On Hey, Did You Hear That? we bring you the best sound bytes of the day that you may have missed. On today's segment: George Hill on LeBron James, LeBron takes a shot at Portland, the Capitals final radio call, T.J. Oshie talking about his dad, and T.O. responds to being called needy. Finally we open the Softy and Dick Sportsbook just minutes before Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

The Mariners lost to the Astros last night. Nicasio didn't look so great after having a string of great outings. The offense though, kept the team in the team up until the very end. There's something to be said for a team that can keep it close and give you hope, even when they lose. Is Frank Clark holding out? Cliff Avril seemed to think so, but he also pointed out that these hold-outs rarely work. Clark needs to show up to minicamp next week. A radio producer in Buffalo kept his promise and quit his job after the Bills drafted Josh Allen. Adam says he'll quit his job of the Mariners win the World Series. For what should other KJR producers put their jobs on the line? KJR's own Seahawks reporter Curtis Crabtree discusses the Frank Clark situation, and the team's pass rush.

Cleveland loses once again last night, and they're probably done. Softy says if he were Dan Gilbert, he'd fire Lue right now, before Game 4. After the poor defensive showing last night, the end of Game 1, and not being able to keep track of time outs, he doesn't seem to have a clue what's going on. Are the Seahawks really going to get rid of paper tickets? Rumor has it that they're going to push for everyone to show proof of purchase on their phones. You'll still be able to get paper tickets, but it'll cost you. There's always been something great about getting those season tickets in the mail before every season, and being able to collect ticket stubs from big games. It looks like that might be a thing of the past now. Could Kevin Durant really be a top 5 all-time NBA player? Last night's performance made it clear that he could end up in that category. A high school golfer in South Dakota lost her school the state championship when she self-reported a scorecard error. Textimonials respond to today's show.

The Mariners took the first game in the short two-game series against the Astros last night. They're now 38-22, off to the third-best start through 60 games in franchise history. Almost everyone under the age of 25 doesn't even remember what it's like to be here at this point in the season. Mariners pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. talks about the team's dominant pitching staff, but reminds us that it's only June. An Astros fan is enraged over Mike Zunino's home run in last night's game.

Would you rather win the Pac-12 Tournament, or make it to the Sweet 16? Softy says the conference tournament doesn't mean as much; Dick disagrees. Petros Papadakis says that Mariners fans should temper their enthusiasm, especially since it's only June. Textimonials respond to the question, Sweet 16 or conference champions?

Stephen A. Smith interviews Steve Harvey, who is apparently a big Cavaliers fan, and things get kind of weird. Ken Norton Jr., the new defensive coordinator of the Seahawks joins the show to discuss his return to the team, the defensive strategy for this season, and the players who haven't shown up for OTA's. Finally, we open the sportsbook before Game 3 of the NBA Finals. It's your chance to win everything while risking nothing.

The Mariners begin a two-game series in Houston tonight and it's hard not to get excited. It's been so long since the team has been in the playoffs. Can you imagine how insane this city will be if the team breaks the 17-year playoff drought? This series begins what could be the team's biggest test of the year; a long stretch against the best teams of the AL. What do you think their record will be at the end of June? The 2018 MLB Draft is underway. Chris Crawford of Rotoworld discusses the M's picks, including first-round pick Logan Gilbert

There's been a lot of reaction to our discussion about Howard Schultz yesterday. A ton of Sonics fans are as bitter as we are about the team moving, but others don't seem to get it. Everyone deals with this in their own way. Yes it's been ten years, and yes we're still mad. Don't tell us to get over it. On Hey, Did You Hear That?: Tristan Thompson responds to being asked if he has a sense of hopelessness guarding Curry, Klay Thompson didn't realize how much he uses his ankle, JR Smith misses the message sent by hecklers,Giancarlo Stanton to Mike Fiers "don't hit me", and more. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

It continues to be a tough season for the Sounders, and there are rumblings that supporter apathy may be setting in. Head coach Brian Schmetzer responds to this idea on the program, as well as discussing this week's matchups against Sacramento and DC United. Tony Castricone, the new voice of Husky football joins us to talk about the Dawgs upcoming season, and the overall state of UW athletics. The Cavs are down 2 games to 0 against the Warriors in the NBA Finals. It goes without saying that they need to win tomorrow to stay in it, but the good news for them is that they're at home. The World Fame 100 was released a couple weeks ago, a list of the 100 most famous athletes in the world, and Dick was struck by how provincial we are here in the US. No baseball players made the list, very few football players and none above Tom Brady at 38. The one US-based league that seems to be doing well is the NBA which is a testament to the work David Stern did to make the league an international success.