Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said that closer Fernando Rodney will pitch in a save opportunity Wednesday if needed, 710 ESPN Seattle reports.
Rodney has struggled in each of his last two appearances, surrendering a total of six earned runs in 1 1/3 innings while earning one win and one loss. However, McClendon isn't ready to remove Rodney, who saved an MLB-high 48 games in 2014, from ninth-inning duty.