Corey Brock

In the four games against Oakland, Seattle's starting pitchers allowed four earned runs in 26 innings with 24 strikeouts.

The Mariners are finally starting to look like the team everyone expected to see after last season’s remarkable run. Have they truly turned the corner, or are there still areas that need dramatic improvement? Could Jerry Dipoto look to make moves well ahead of the MLB trade deadline? You have Mariners’ questions and Corey Brock has answers. Submit your questions by Saturday at noon to be included in his next Mariners mailbag.

Goldsmith didn't grow up dreaming of being a broadcaster, but he's found his calling. "He’s going to be an all-time great in Seattle.”

Woo, 23, will start in place of injured left-hander Marco Gonzales on Saturday.

Too many of the rookie starter's pitches leaked over the heart of the plate against the top run-scoring team in baseball.

Bryce Miller bemoaned his inability to put Texas hitters away when he had the chance: "I have to be better in those counts."

This season hasn’t gone as well for the 25-year-old, but if you look beyond his 4.24 ERA, you will see a pitcher whose BABIP is very high.

The 24-year-old had been on the IL since April 9 with a right shoulder strain and has not pitched in a big-league game since April 7.

Answering 13 questions from subscribers on the state of the Mariners, including several trade deadline queries.

On Logan Gilbert's rough outing and many more takeaways from a disappointing road stretch for the Mariners.