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MyNorthwest.com · Jun 7, 2015

Smith, others will close for Mariners as Rodney tries to straighten out issues

The Mariners gave somebody other than Fernando Rodney a chance to close on Saturday night. Carson Smith passed with flying colors, completing a perfect inning to record his first career save and wrap up Seattle's first win in eight tries.

What does it means for the Mariners closer position?

The answer: It's complicated.

The M's will go with a closer committee for the time being, giving Rodney time to figure out what has contributed to a disastrous 2015 season so far.

"I think it's an opportunity to clean Fernando up and get some things straightened out from a mechanical standpoint," manager Lloyd McClendon said. "We'll see how it goes."

Full story at MyNorthwest.com

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