Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

In the first hour, Softy and Dick were on complete opposite sides on the idea of trading Earl for Julio Jones. As the show has gone on, they've both moved more toward the middle. Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News sees the Huskies winning the Pac-12 Championship this year. He talks about that and all things Pac-12 with us. It's the second edition of Flea Market Flip, today with Mo Egger of ESPN 1530 / 700 WLW in Cincinnati to discuss what players of interest they might be willing to trade away to the Mariners.

The All Star Game is over, and the AL was victorious. Jean Segura hit a 3-run bomb to give the AL the lead, but Diaz blew the save and it took Alex Bregman to get it done, likely costing Segura the MVP. Does it really matter to you that Segura didn't win MVP, or that Diaz dropped the ball? We ask the listeners in another edition of Regional Reaction. Yesterday, Softy and Dick got into it over how great of a player Robinson Cano, but it seems like much of the dispute is over the definition of "great". How would you characterize Cano, and what constitutes a great player? Training camp is just a week away. What will happen with Earl Thomas? Hugh Millen is In House to give us his thoughts.

Looking at what the Dawgs have and who they face, Softy can't help but get excited. Nothing is ever a sure thing, but the Huskies look very promising this year. What are your expectations for the 2018 Washington team? Petros Papadakis is back to discuss Pac-12 dark horses, the sport of football under attack (says Larry Fedora), and T-shirt bazookas. Textimonials respond to the first two hours of the show.

The M's are back home on Friday to take on the White Sox in a series that should get them back on track, but given where they are, is it time to give up on the West? Dick predicts that the Astros will take the division, but obviously the M's still have a shot at it. On Hey, Did You Hear That?: Larry Fedora says football is under attack, and the demise of football could be the downfall of America. Over the next two weeks we'll take a look at some of the worst teams in baseball, and what pieces they've got that might be able to help the M's if they can make a move before the trade deadline. Today's installment of Flea Market Flip looks at the Orioles with Jerry Coleman of 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore. Softy and Dick make their picks for KJR's Major Golf Challenge.

It's Listener Appreciation Day, and we're broadcasting from Willows Run Golf Complex in Redmond, giving stuff away all day today. The Earl Thomas saga drags on, and it doesn't seem like we're going to be able to get much trade value for him. Yes, the Hawks have been burned on their last few third contracts, but Earl's probably got more playing time left. Let's just get a deal done to keep him here. We go In House with Cliff Avril, the newest member of the KJR team, co-hosting the Cliff and Puck Show every day from 10am to 1pm. We get his thoughts on the Earl Thomas holdout, what each side is thinking and where this is headed.

Seth Everett joins us live from Washington DC just before the All Star Game gets underway. He looks at the relevance of the All Star Game, how the game of baseball has evolved over the last few years, and the impact these changes have had on both players and fans. Sportspress Northwest's Art Thiel isn't happy with Robinson Cano's apology. He explains why, and also talks a little Hawks. Textimonials continue to come in about Earl Thomas.

With the Hawks losing as many players as they have this off-season, how confident are you in their replacements. There are a lot of question marks with either guys who haven't stepped up yet, or guys that haven't had the chance. He left the media world, but now he's back. Christian Caple, the Washington beat writer for The Athletic joins us to talk some Husky football. The Robinson Cano suspension has been frustrating, but it isn't as big of a deal as it could have been simply because Cano has endeared himself to the fans. Dick is adamant that Cano isn't great. He hasn't lived up to the massive contract he got, not that anyone expected him to, but his numbers could be better. Softy is stunned that Dick believes there are at least 49 other guys in baseball that are better than Cano. The Open Championship is this weekend, and Rob Bolton of PGATour.com has your preview. Need a little help making your selection for KJR's Major Golf Challenge? Rob's here to help with his picks.

Yes, it's cliche to complain about the weather but it's hot. The big difference between the Northwest and most other places is that AC isn't as common here. That justifies the complaining right? One thing not hot right now: The Mariners. They've lost 4 in a row and 8 of 11. Thankfully they'll have four days off and maybe a little rest will get the team back on track. A lot of guys are underperforming this month, and it's obvious the team is missing Cano. While the M's limp into the break, the A's are getting dangerously close. Just a week ago, Dick was adamant that Oakland was not a concern. Are we feeling any different now that they're only 3 back? Bucky Jacobsen, one half of the Chuck and Buck Morning Show gives his expert insight on the M's after a couple weeks of scuffling.

Earlier today, Earl Thomas posted to Instagram asking the Seahawks to either extend him, or make a trade happen. It sounds like he's digging in, but at this point does it really matter if he sits out training camp? Is he really going to play much in the pre-season? Just as long as this gets resolved before the regular season starts. Bill Krueger joins us as he does every Monday to talk Mariners baseball. The team has struggled the last couple of weeks, and the A's are on fire. Is it time to be concerned? Textimonials weigh in on the M's. How concerned are you?

Brian Schmetzer brings a coach's perspective on all things Sounders after a draw with Atlanta and a match this weekend against the Whitecaps. Richard Sherman is running his mouth again. While talking to Robert Klemko he talked about the Seahawks claiming the team has lost its way, and that the team had the potential to be better for longer. The reality is no one really knows if the team would have become a dynasty. Many of the greatest teams in NFL history have only been able to win one championship. It's hard to look at the changes in the team and not believe that Sherman's attitude may have had a role in it. Despite all of this talking, there are still Seahawks fans who say they'll root for him in San Francisco. This makes no sense. If you're a Hawks fan, Sherman is now the enemy. All the best audio you may have missed on Hey, Did You Hear That?