Rodón Continues Elbow-Inflammation Buildup, Caps Out at 76 Pitches
The Yankees lefty is working his way back from an IL stint for elbow inflammation, with command still a work in progress as he stretches out.
Carlos Rodón made his latest start in an ongoing pitch-count buildup after returning from the IL due to elbow inflammation. He threw 76 pitches over four innings, with only 42 strikes and two walks against Toronto. His fastball sat at his season average of 94.4 mph and he allowed two runs on two hits. Manager Aaron Boone expressed confidence in Rodón's progress, and the pitcher acknowledged areas to refine, particularly command and attacking the strike zone.
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