The Mariners drop the first game of their road trip 9-3 in Anaheim, Félix Hernández placed on the 10-day DL, and Jean Segura leads the American League All-Star Final Vote with mere hours to go. The #SendSegura campaign has inspired fans and players alike, and Dee Gordon proves he might be Segura's biggest advocate. Later in the hour, UW Football HC Chris Petersen explains why coaching leadership is as important to him as zone read. The show wraps with The Hot List... potential moves for Jerry Dipoto at the trade deadline, the NFLPA grievance regarding the NFL’s new anthem policy, and France is headed to the World Cup Final for the first time since 2006.

The Mariners open up a three game series in Anaheim tonight with RHP Mike Leake on the mound. Meanwhile, the Athletics shutout the Astros in the first of four in Houston as their hot streak continues to change the scape of the AL West and the hunt for the second wild card. Later in the hour, starter Marco Gonzales talks Tommy John recovery, Mike Trout and his love for the mental side of pitching. The show wraps with The Hot List... Robinson Canó speaks to the media for the first time since his suspension, Australia wants NFL games and the M's campaign to get Jean Segura reaches new heights.

The Mariners wrap up their homestand on a high note with a 6-4 win over the Rockies. Ryon Healy came up huge with 5 RBI, matching his career high. Three Mariners players were selected as reserves for the 2018 MLB All-Star Game in D.C. Nelson Cruz earns his sixth selection, while Mitch Haniger and Edwin Díaz become All-Stars for the first time. Two notable names left off the list: James Paxton and Jean Segura. Later in the hour, Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto on signing his multi-year extension and establishing continuity in the front office. The show wraps with The Hot List... a former Seahawk arrested for the fourth time this year, Cardinals GM Steve Keim arrested for DUI, and the future of Scott Servais in Seattle.

The Mariners open a three-game series versus the Angels tonight with Wade LeBlanc on the mound. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto was asked about adding a starting pitcher before the trade deadline. He explained that the club is focused on preventing overuse of the current rotation, while leaving the door open to bolstering the roster. After Kam Chancellor announced his intentions to leave football, former teammates and coaches responded with an outpouring of support and testimony about his legacy. We also explore the financial implications of paying Kam the next two years’ worth of guarantees. Later in the hour, voice of the Seahawks Steve Raible on what it was like to call Kam's biggest hits. The show wraps with The Hot List... DeMarcus Cousins signed with the Warriors, Kobe Bryant loves that LeBron is in LA, plus why cutting Kam would only create havoc for this year's cap.

The Mariners sweep their second consecutive series after a 1-0 win over the Royals on Sunday. BC native James Paxton went 8-innings of 2-hit ball while striking out 11 on Canada Day no less. Seahawks strong safety Kam Chancellor tweeted a lengthy statement that indicates he may have played his last NFL game. Are the Seahawks prepared for his absence? Later in the hour, Mariners starter Mike Leake explains why his team's chemistry has become such an asset. The show wraps with The Hot List... penalty kicks decided two World Cup matches Sunday, an injury update on Félix Hernández and LeBron James headed to LA on a four-year deal with the Lakers.

The Mariners sweep the Orioles after capping off the four-game series with a 4-2 victory in Baltimore. Mike Leake went another solid seven, Nelson Cruz homered in his first game back and Dee Gordon continued to cause havoc on the base paths. Later, Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto on Gordon's intangibles, Nellie's veteran leadership and making the playoff push. The show wraps with The Hot List... Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani was cleared to begin hitting again, the NFL suspended Bucs QB Jameis Winston for three games and a new report from MLB Network says the Mariners and Rangers have had trade discussions about SP Cole Hamels.

The Mariners stay true to their one-run, comeback win selves with a 8-7, extra-innings victory over the Orioles. The M's have a shot at the first four-game sweep in Baltimore in franchise history with Mike Leake on the mound today. The Vikings agreed on a 5-year extension with DE Danielle Hunter, which begins to frame the free agent market for Seahawks DE Frank Clark. Should the Seahawks offer him $14 million a year? Dave Wyman and John Clayton weigh in. Later in the hour, James Paxton discusses his bounce back after a rough start to the road trip. The show wraps with The Hot List... South Korea stuns Germany 2-0 eliminating them from the World Cup, Oregon State evens the CWS 1-1 with a comeback win, plus an update on the status of Nelson Cruz.

The Mariners are back to their one-run tricks with a 3-2 win in Baltimore, backed by a solid performance by James Paxton. Nelson Cruz was a late scratch from the lineup due to lower back tightness, but Kyle Seager stepped up in his absence, knocking in all three runs for the M's. The latest All-Star Voting tallies are in and five Mariners find themselves in contention. Later in the hour, MLB Network's Jon Paul Morosi on what moves Jerry Dipoto should make before the trade deadline. Plus, Mariners analyst Ryan Rowland-Smith on his midseason MVP. The show wraps with The Hot List... a dead body was found in the home of Giants CB Janoris Jenkins despite him being out of town, the knockout round of the World Cup takes shape and Michael Bennett's arraignment postponed yet again.

The Mariners get back on track after a 5-3 win to open up their series in Baltimore, despite a mercurial start from Félix Hernández. Seattle generated timely hits from Dee Gordon and Denard Span and made several stellar defensive plays. Nelson Cruz was named AL Player of the Week after batting .500 over that span, as his bat continues to heat up. Later in the hour, Mariners insider Shannon Drayer on how the M's can bounce back from their recent rough stretch and the struggles of the bullpen. The show wraps with The Hot List... Highlights from the NBA Awards, the NFL Supplemental Draft and a familiar face returning to the Mariners lineup.

The Mariners lose 5-0 to end their time at Fenway Park, despite an early rubber match between Marco Gonzales and Chris Sale. Gonzales insinuated post-game that the Red Sox may have been stealing signs. The road trip has been disappointing thus far at 1-5, but an impressive 8-inning shutout performance by Mike Leake on Saturday can't be overlooked. Later in the hour, Seahawks insider Danny O'Neill on the dwindling possibility of Earl Thomas being traded and why he believe the All-Pro Safety will not sit out during the regular season. The show wraps with The Hot List... Julian Edelman set to appeal his PED suspension today, bad news for the Yankees and updates from the World Cup.