Rodriguez was 2-for-2 with a run before his exit.Rodriguez was hit in the top of the third and was helped to the clubhouse, where he underwent x-rays, which came back negative. Mariners manager Dan Wilson said after the game Rodriguez was day-to-day.

The Seattle Mariners (32-30) will visit the Los Angeles Angels (29-33), Sunday at 4:07 p.m. ET, with the Mariners on a four-game losing streak. The Angels are an underdog at home (+143) against the Mariners (-170). The Mariners will give the ball to George Kirby (0-3) against the Angels and Tyler Anderson (2-2).

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