Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

It's our final hour from Pac-12 Media Day in LA. Joel Klatt says for the good of the conference, the Dawgs need to perform well against Auburn. Arizona State wide receiver N'Keel Harry talks about playing for Herm Edwards and his NFL hopes. Khalil Tate, Wildcat quarterback on why he chose to play in Tucson, and his first impressions of Kevin Sumlin. Cal head coach Justin Wilcox describes what success for his team would look like, the fan culture in Berkeley, and what he learned while at UW.

Breaking news: Paxton has been scratched from tonight's game. It sounds like it isn't a major deal, but with Pax and injuries, you can't help but worry. It doesn't mean the sky is falling..... yet. In more troubling news, Newy Scruggs, a reporter in Dallas is reporting that Earl Thomas is talking to the Cowboys, and is trying to sell his house in Seattle. It looks like things aren't going as hoped by many Seahawk fans. If he does return to Seattle, and he sits out a tremendous portion of the season, is it acceptable to boo him? Dick claims he'll boo him when he's back at CenturyLink, Softy believes Earl has done too much for the team and the fans to deserve the anger. We go In House with Tony Softli to discuss the latest Earl Thomas developments. Would Tony have re-signed Earl?

The MLB has been broadcasting select baseball games on Facebook all year long, including tomorrow's M's game. Broadcaster Rich Waltz joins the show to talk about the use of new media and how it will change sports broadcasting. Just a couple weeks ago Dick was adamant that the A's weren't a concern for the Mariners. Now, Oakland is just 2 1/2 games back and continuing to play out of their minds. Is it time to be concerned, or do we still expect the A's to cool off again? Textimonials react the first two hours of the show.

On the eve of Pac-12 media day, UW linebacker Ben Burr-Kirven gets us ready for the 2018 Husky season, discussing the importance of experience, the heightened expectations, and an inside look at the team. How important is it that the Pac-12 perform well this year. If the Dawgs go 11-1, and the conference overall is terrible, is it ging to hurt them? Dick believes it will, Softy isn't convinced. As the A's draw ever closer to the second wildcard spot, we look at their lineup and wonder, are they maybe better than the M's? Today's installment of Flea Market Flip takes us to Toronto where Mike Wilner of 590 The Fan takes us through our best options from the Blue Jays roster. It's the first of a short series against the Giants. We set the lineups and hear from Scott Servais and James Paxton on the decision to scratch Paxton from tonight's game.

Francesco Molinari wins the Open Championship, becoming the first Italian to do so. Who really cares about that though? What's got everyone talking is Tiger almost winning. Even after all these years, Tiger has to be one of the most influential people in sports. Love him or hate him, if he's playing well, it's good for golf. Last week Nate Davis predicted the Seahawks would go 4-12, and now another national analyst predicting disaster for the team this year. Pete Prisco says they'll go 5-11. Are the Hawks really going to get crushed this year, or are we just homers for believing they won't be that bad? KJR's morning co-host Chuck Powell is In House to talk about the bad Seahawks predictions, and to play Let's Make A Deal for the Mariners as the trade deadline nears.

Last hour, Chuck Powell mentioned Cole Hamels and Danny Duffy as two possible pitchers the M's could pick up before the deadline. We take a close look at their numbers this season. There's lots to talk about with the M's back in action after the All Star break. We get Bill Krueger's thoughts on all of it, including his reaction to Softy and Dick's debate over Cano, the potential of trading Ryon Healy, and Felix's pitching. We've heard a lot of national analysts predicting doom for the Seahawks this year. What do ou think? We read your opinions on Textimonials.

It looks like the Sounders might be getting back on track. We talk to head coach Brian Schmetzer about the club's big win over the Whitecaps, get his thoughts on Ruidiaz's debut, and find out what he thinks the team still needs to make the playoffs. All the best sports audio of the day on Hey, Did You Hear That? Our Flea Market Flip series continues with Bob Fescoe from 610 KCSP in Kansas City to tell us what the Royals might have to offer the M's. We end the show with another round of You Don't Know Dick.

It's a busy day in Seattle and a busy day in sports. There's a lot going on with the Mariners back home, the Open Championship this weekend, Seahawks training camp less than a week away, and the Dawgs close to getting underway. What is your sports priority right now? Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto is on the show to answer all of our tough questions about the team. Cano could play first base when he comes back? What's the latest on the future of Nelson Cruz, and is there a big trade in the works? We go In House with Jason Puckett in the middle of happy hour. We get his thoughts on the M's.

We spoke with Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto last hour and got a lot of great info from him. We talk about what we've learned and what it means for the team. The Athletic's Corey Brock looks ahead to the second half of the baseball season now that we've made it past the All Star break. Textimonials give us their top sports priority on a very busy sports weekend in Seattle.

How will the Earl Thomas saga end? If anyone would know, former agent Joel Corry, now with CBS Sports would know. He gives insight into the situation from an agent's perspective. All the best sound from around sports on Hey, Did You Hear That? We take a look at another team that might be looking to sell as the trade deadline fast approaches on Flea Market Flip. Today, we head to the Lone Star State to talk with RJ Choppy of 105.3 The Fan about the Rangers. The M's are back at home. We set the lineups and hear from newly-extended manager Scott Servais on Baseball's Heritage Pre-Game Show.