The Warriors survived Game 5 in Toronto with a 106-105 win thanks to the Splash Brothers and clutch defensive contributions. Kevin Durant left the game early with a season-ending Achilles injury that had his GM in tears. The Mariners return to action tonight in Minnesota with Mike Leake on the mound. Why did a potential Leake trade fall through? Later in the hour, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times on which M's could be the next to move. In the Hot List... Toronto fans chastised for cheering KD's injury, Minnesota TE Kyle Rudolph agreed to an extension, and David Ortiz is now back in Boston, recovering from the horrific gunshot wound he suffered Sunday night.

14 innings, 5 hours and 2 renditions of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" later, the Astros defeated the Mariners 8-7, despite two separate comebacks by Seattle. Seahawks RB Rashaad Penny says he's slimmed down, refocused and feels better than he ever has. Later in the hour, Nathan Bishop speaks with the Professor about the Mariners recent draft class and rebuilding for the future.

Seahawks OC Brian Schottenheimer said the offense "won't apologize" for running the ball the way they want to. He also explained what he's loved about the young WR group, where Tyler Lockett will play in 2019 and how the backup QB is shaking out thus far. The Mariners fell to the Astros 11-5, despite Daniel Vogelbach's pinch-hit heroics. Seattle added eight new players, including six pitching arms in the second day of the MLB Draft. Later in the hour, Shaquill Griffin gave himself a D for his performance last season and explains to Bob, Groz and Tom how he's changed his mentality this season.

The Mariners were beat by the Astros 4-2 in the first of a four game series between AL West foes. Another puzzling defensive miscue - this time at home plate - led to another run despite Wade LeBlanc's impressive 8-inning performance. Meanwhile, the M's selected three college arms with their first picks in the 2019 MLB Draft. How do these players project? Later in the hour, Seattle Times Seahawks reporter Bob Condotta joined John Clayton to discuss bubble players and position battles. In the Hot List... the Saint Louis Blues fire back at the Bruins for a 4-2 victory to even the Stanley Cup Finals series up at 2 games a piece.

The Angels routed the Mariners 13-3 as Marco Gonzales continued to struggle. The lefty was tagged for 10 runs in 4.2 innings. Jay Bruce was traded to the Phillies over the weekend in exchange for minor league infielder Jake Scheiner and cash considerations. The Husky women's softball team ends their WCWS run with a 3-0, extra innings loss to UCLA. Later in the hour, a tribute to the 40th anniversary of the 1979 Sonics World Championship. In the Hot List... the Warriors beat the Raptors 109-104 Sunday to even the series 1-1, the Bruins trounced the Blues 7-2 in Game 3, and former second-round pick Malik McDowell leveled accusations against the Seahawks on Twitter.

The Mariners fell 9-3 to the Angels in the first of a four-game weekend series at T-Mobile Park. Yusei Kikuchi struggled mightily for the second outing in a row, while Tim Beckham was responsible for all of the M's offense. Top prospect Jarred Kelenic homered in his first appearance in High A Modesto after being promoted earlier this week. The Raptors defeated the Warriors 118-109 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, led by Pascal Siakam's 32-point performance. Two weeks into to Seahawks OTA's, what have we learned? Everything you need to know from Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner and more. In the Hot List... Arizona defeated UW 3-1, a Blues forward suspended for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and an unprecedented ending in the 94th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee.

KJ Wright spoke to the media at Seahawks OTAs Wednesday, mentioning how grateful he is for the opportunity to remain in Seattle, plus how excited he is to coach up the rookies, who he heralded as ahead of the curve. The Mariners fell to the Rangers 8-7 Wednesday after the team committed three errors in one inning. Scott Servais spoke to Brock and Salk about the team's defensive struggles, bullpen issues and how to build winning culture in the midst of a rebuild. Also in the hour...  a new RB commitment for Chris Petersen, UW women's softball takes on Arizona today in the WCWS, Blues beat the Bruins 3-2 in an OT thriller and the NBA Finals begin tonight in Toronto.

The Mariners fell to the Rangers 11-4 Tuesday night at T-Mobile Park. Marco Gonzales struggled again, surrendering 8 runs, 6 of them earned, while JP Crawford had to be helped from the field after injuring his ankle in the 8th inning. Some good news for the Mariners future... 19-year old OF and top prospect Jarred Kelenic was promoted to High A Modesto yesterday after slashing .303 /.391 / 564 with 11 home runs with West Virginia. Later in the hour, Dave Wyman on why DK Metcalf is poised to hit the ground running in his first NFL season.

The Mariners beat the Rangers 6-2 in their first game back after a rough 0-6 road trip. Kyle Seager recorded his first RBI of the season, Mallex Smith stole four bags including home, and Daniel Vogelbach hit a 2-run home run to the third deck. The Husky women's softball team is headed back to the WCWS for the 14th time in program history and 7th in Heather Tarr's tenure. Later in the hour, John Clayton discusses NFL rule changes. Plus, Jake Heaps on what he wants to see from the Seahawks WR group this season.