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That leaves some serious questions about who stays and who goes off the roster. There are a few different options. The Mariners could send down Mike Wilson. He hasn't played much. But he also gives you a right-handed bat off the bench. And he has played some center field with the Rainiers and in spring training. Notice I didn't say "a good center field." Wilson is capable out there, but he is far from Saunders or even Ryan Langerhans in defensive ability. Still Wedge said he felt okay with having Wilson out there for a game.

Carlos Peguero could be sent down, meaning Saunders and Wilson would platoon in left. Peguero is far from a finished product and needs to play every day or as close to that as possible. Yes, he has power. But his approach needs a little work.

"He still tries to do too much up there," Wedge said of Peguero at the plate. "He gets a little violent at times. And he needs the reps out in left field and on the basepaths – the speed of the game. Unless you’ve been up here, you have no idea how fast this game is at times. T hat’s w hy it takes a period of time for these young players to adjust when they get up here."

And the Mariners could send down Saunders. It's a move that has some merit because he is absolutely struggling at the plate right now. In his last 12 games, Michael Saunders has 46 plate appearances and he has three hits, one homer, two walks and 15 strikeouts. In 33 games this season, he's hitting .