The Mariners fall to the Yankees 7-5, after a heart-breaking walk-off home run by Giancarlo Stanton. Despite the loss, Félix Hernández had a promising five-inning performance, in which he flashed an impressive curve and change. The M's get back after it today with James Paxton on the mound. Meanwhile, the Seahawks sign the final (and youngest) member of their rookie draft class, DE Rasheem Green. Where will the former USC Trojan be playing on the line in 2018? Later in the hour, Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto explains his theory behind Seattle's one-run game success, He delves into why "science is the offseason project and people are the in-season project." The show wraps with The Hot List... updates from the World Cup Group Stage, a possible suspension looming for QB Jameis Winston and which rookie has the top selling jersey in the NFL.

The Yankees power and pitching proved too much for the Mariners in the opener of their three-game series. Félix Hernández will be on the mound tonight as Seattle attempts to even things up. Nick Vincent had a promising rehab start in Arkansas, while the Astros snapped their 12-game win streak, keeping the M's in the thick of the AL West race. Later in the hour, Yahoo Sports writer Jeff Passan explains why the Mariners have been better than projected and which pitching arms could be possible trade deadline acquisitions for the M's. The show wraps with The Hot List... Tom Brady hints at age 45 retirement, NHL coach Barry Trotz spotted in Seattle, and three Seattle athletes who will appear in the latest ESPN body issue.

The Mariners open up a ten-game, three-city east coast road trip with a series in the Bronx. Lefty starter Marco Gonzales will take the mound for the M's tonight, after going 4-0 with a 1.41 ERA over his last six starts. In advance of the road trip, the Mariners make roster moves. Plus, possible trade candidates for Seattle as they look to add pitching depth before the trade deadline. The Seahawks announce training camp dates and details on how to attend, while Russell Wilson lands at #11 on the NFL's Top 100 Players list, his highest ranking ever. Later in the hour, Mariners broadcaster Ryan Rowland-Smith explains why the M's starting pitching has been such an asset as of late. The show wraps with The Hot List... UW baseball ends their historic season in Omaha, the Washington Capitals HC resigns after winning the Stanley Cup, plus updated playoff odds for the Mariners.

The Mariners go 5-2 on their latest homestand after splitting a four game series with the Boston Red Sox. This weekend had it all; a pinch-hit, game-winning double by Denard Span, a two-hit performance by Wade LeBlanc and Edwin Díaz firing on all cylinders. Later in the hour, Fox MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi explains what makes the Mariners so good in one-run ball games. We also hear from Seahawks QB Russell Wilson on the origins of "Mr. Unlimited" and the intricacies of a Shottenheimer offense. The show wraps with The Hot List.... Brooks Koepka becomes the first back-to-back US Open champion since the late 80s, Mexico upsets Germany in the first round of the World Cup and the Huskies fall 1-0 to Mississippi State in their first College World Series game.

The Mariners fall 2-1 to the Red Sox in the first of four games against a dominant Boston team. Meanwhile, Seahawks mandatory mini-camp wrapped up and Pete Carroll spoke on the status of Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor and Malik McDowell. Russell Wilson also sat down exclusively with 710 ESPN Seattle and admitted to missing Earl's dynamic presence at camp. Russ explained how he balances his multitude of interests off the field with fatherhood and being a Pro Bowl QB. Later in the hour, Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto highlights the Mariner that has been the biggest/most pleasant surprise of the season. He also explains how scouting Mitch Haniger in college is now paying off. The show wraps with The Hot List... the first round of the US Open proved challenging for some big names, the World Cup is underway in Russia and one teammate explains why Nelson Cruz is the loudest and most impactful Mariner in the clubhouse.

The Mariners just keep winning, beating the Angels 8-6 in the bottom of the ninth with a 2-run home run, walk-off victory courtesy of Mitch Haniger. They are now 44-24, 20 games over .500 and in first place in the AL West. Manager Scott Servais talks about how his team has no quit. Later in the hour, catcher Mike Zunino discusses Haniger's impressive season and why this year's Mariners are more fun than years past. We also hear from the skipper on how the team responded following the loss of Robinson Canó. The show wraps with The Hot List... Safety options for the Seahawks without Kam and Earl on the field, NCAA rule changes and Robert Kraft dispels Gronk trade rumors.

The Mariners win another series after defeating the Angels 6-3 last night at Safeco Field; the team remains a half-game ahead of the Astros in first place in the AL West. Both Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson reacted to Earl Thomas' decision to skip mandatory mini-camp yesterday. Which players will step up without Kam and Earl on the field? Later in the hour, the national media might be sleeping on the Mariners, but two respected MLB reporters discussed why Jerry Dipoto is a candidate for Executive of the Year. The show wraps with The Hot List... the Mariners send one of their hottest hitting prospects to the Red Sox, the Rams were ordered to pay Reggie Bush $12.5 million dollars and the World Cup is finally returning to the United States in 2026.

The Mariners just keep winning, as they take game one of a key divisional series from the Angels 5-3 last night at Safeco Field. Scott Servais is looking like a prime candidate for AL Manager of the Year. Seahawks mandatory mini-camp begins today and Earl Thomas made it clear he will not attend. Can the Seahawks find a trade partner for Earl if it comes to that? Later in the hour, we hear from ESPN's Mike Sando on the difference between Seahawks defense on the field and off. We also hear from USA Today's Bob Nightengale on why the Mariners have been the best surprise of the MLB season. The show wraps with the Hot List... Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto told ESPN Robinson Canó would not be the team's everyday second baseman when he returns in August, Mariners first round pick Logan Gilbert profiles himself as a pitcher and the Seahawks add a linebacker.

The Mariners go 4-2 on their road trip after a 5-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. The M's now have 21 one-run wins - by far the most in baseball, are 17 games over .500 and tied for first place in the AL West. Seahawks All-Pro safety Earl Thomas plans not to participate in mandatory mini-camp Tuesday "until his contract situation is resolved." Will he continue to holdout when training camp begins in late July? It's a good time to be a baseball fan in the PNW, as UW advanced to the College World Series for the first time in program history with an extra-innings, nail biter of a win over Cal State Fullerton. Later in the hour, we hear from Mariners bench coach Manny Acta, who says this team can't wait to get to the ballpark everyday and play for one another. The show wraps with The Hot List... Julian Edelman expresses regret over violating the NFL's PED policy, UW sophomore TE Hunter Bryant posts about a potential injury, plus the implications of an Earl Thomas holdout.

The Mariners nab another one-run win to open up their four-game series in Tampa Bay, as Mike Leake pitches into the 9th and Mitch Haniger hits home run number 13. Seahawks begin mandatory mini-camp on Tuesday, and Pete Carroll referred to yesterday's OTA has a "final exam" of sorts. Who stood out on the field? Does he expect Earl Thomas to show up Tuesday? Later in the hour, we hear from CB Shaquill Griffin on his second year progression, transitioning to the left side and the best part of having his brother/roommate here in Seattle. The show wraps with The Hot List... Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals banished the ghosts of postseasons past to become Stanley Cup Champions for the first time in 43 seasons.