Saúl Rodríguez es Presentador de Deportes para la edición de Fin de Semana de Noticiero Telemundo 52 a las 6 p.m. y 11 p.m. Telemundo 52 es la estación de televisión insignia de la Costa Oeste de Telemundo, que ofrece casi 30 horas de noticias y programación local cada semana, más que cualquier otra estación en español en el Sur de California, incluyendo cobertura de noticias de última hora, pronósticos meteorológicos actualizados al minuto y entretenimiento.
Antes de unirse a Telemundo 52 en el 2015, Rodriguez trabajó como cronista deportivo en el programa “Hablando Deportes” para la estación de radio 1020 AM en Los Ángeles de 1994 a 2008. También fue presentador de deportes para varias estaciones de televisión en el área de Los Ángeles incluyendo KWHY 22 de 2007 a 2009, Azteca 54 de 2003 a 2009, y con la cadena Fox Sports en Español de 2000 a 2002, y 2012 y 2013.
En 2003, Rodríguez fue reconocido por la ciudad de Los Ángeles por sus esfuerzos en promover deportes dentro de la comunidad.
Rodriguez estudio dos años de bachillerato en Administración de Empresas en el Instituto Lamatepec en San Salvador, El Salvador.
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