Brock and Salk

Brock Huard identifies defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard and cornerback Rashard Robinson as two of the more intriguing players who have reportedly made pre-draft visits with the Seahawks.

ESPN senior baseball writer Jayson Stark told 710 ESPN Seattle’s “Brock and Salk” that it seems unrealistic the Mariners’ lineup will continue to struggle at the level it has been.

When Bruce Irvin left for Oakland in free agency, the Seahawks lost a versatile defender who set the edge on early downs and rushed the passer in nickel situations. Could Seattle find a strong-side linebacker in one of the first three rounds of the draft who can do both?

The Mariners disappointed during their home-opening series, but “Brock and Salk” listed a number of “teal linings” to take forward for the next 156 games.

John Clayton thinks the Seahawks are relatively set in their secondary, which is why he doesn’t see them drafting a cornerback with their first-round pick.

Leading up to the Mariners’ home opener, Brock Huard tells his favorite baseball memory and the family legacy it has left.

GM John Schneider has said that the Seahawks aren’t done along their offensive line after losing two starters in free agency and signing two potential replacements. He reiterated as much Tuesday on “Brock and Salk.”

More than 25 Seahawks players, coaches and alumni are expected to attend the fifth annual charity event scheduled for April 23.

ESPN baseball writer Jayson Stark explained just how important a hot start could end up being for the Mariners by pointing to one of their division rivals’ 2015 season.

“I’m grateful that they called me,” Chris Clemons said of the former Seahawks teammates that helped recuit him back to Seattle, “because they never forgot about me just like I never forgot about them.”