Mariners 4, Tigers 6 [box]: There was two outs, the bases were loaded and the winning runs were on base. Jesus Montero ends up fouling the ball into the right field stands and into the diving-into-the-stands glove of Tigers right fielder Don Kelly. After Kelly's catch, Twitter blew up with fans lambasting those other fans for not interfering with the ball and making it difficult for Kelly to catch it.

I don't doubt some fans would take the initiative to keep their team in the game, but would I? Of course I'd want the Mariners to win, but I don't think I'd have the guts to interfere. It's easy to say these things on Twitter or on the couch at home, but when you're watching the game in person the environment is wholly different. Call me a wuss. Next game: Mariners (14-18) vs. Tigers (15-14), 7:10 p.m. PT, ROOT Sports, seven games back

Read more Seattle sports links after the jump.

Isaiah Thomas on his welcome-to-the-NBA moment: "LeBron let me go by him and then swatted my shot. He said, 'Welcome to the NBA lil homie.'"

— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) May 8, 2012

• UW Dawg Pound asks who the second best Husky basketball player of all-time is behind Brandon Roy.

• The Sounders are in Frisco, TX today to take on FC Dalas. Sounder At Heart has the pregame scouting report on deck. Sounders (6-1-1) vs. FC Dallas (3-4-3), 5:30 p.m. PT, KONG, three points back

• Jamal Crawford and some of his NBA friends are putting on another charity game for the A Plus Youth Program, this time in Spokane on June 30th. This just happens to be the first day of Hoopfest, the annual 3-on-3 outdoor extravaganza. Talk about basketball heaven. Chris Hansen was there too.

• I engaged in my weekly throwdown with Brian Elsner of Wait For It Seattle. We discussed personal pancake chefs, Brendan Ryan's value at shortstop and a dream wiffleball home run derby with Milton Bradley. Check it out here.

• Mike Leach had some fun on Reddit to answer some questions.