The Seattle Mariners were unable to maintain their momentum from their recent eight-game win streak and dropped a three-game series to the Detroit Tigers this past weekend at Comerica Park in Detroit.

With the series loss, the Mariners are now 34-32 and 1.5 games ahead in the American League West. They lead the Texas Rangers.

Seattle will be looking to bounce back in games 4-7 of its 10-game road trip with a four-game series against the Baltimore Orioles, which begins at 3:35 p.m. PT on Monday at Camden Yards in Baltimore.

Here's the pitching matchups for the series between the Mariners and the Orioles.

Emerson Hancock will open the series against Baltimore coming off his second consecutive quality start.

Hancock struck out seven and allowed two earned runs on two solo home runs in a game against the New York Mets on June 1.

The Orioles' pitcher for the series opener is still to-be-determined.

Logan Gilbert will be taking the mound for game two of the series. He's coming off a high-strikeout, but relatively inefficient outing against the Mets on June 2.

Gilbert fanned eight, walked one, hit a batter and allowed three earned runs on four hits (two homers) in 5.1 innings pitched.

Trevor Rogers will get the start for Baltimore looking for his first quality start since April 7.

Rogers struck out three, walked one and allowed one earned run on five hits in 5.2 innings pitched against the Boston Red Sox on June 4.

George Kirby will be looking to bounce back in the penultimate game of the series coming off his shortest outing of the season.

Kirby fanned five, walked one and allowed five runs (four earned) on nine hits in four innings pitched against New York on June 3.

Brandon Young will get the start for the Orioles coming off his fourth quality start of the season. He struck out four and allowed three earned runs on seven hits (one home run) in 6.1 innings pitched against the Toronto Blue Jays on June 5.

Bryan Woo will close out the series for the M's after starting the prior one against the Tigers.

Woo fanned seven and allowed five earned runs on nine hits (one homer) in 6.1 innings of work against Detroit on June 5.

Kyle Bradish will close out the series looking to bounce back from arguably his worst outing of the year.

Bradish struck out three, walked three and allowed five earned runs on nine hits (one home run) in four innings pitched against the Blue Jays on June 5.

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