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Yankees' Carlos Rodon can't help turn around struggling rotation
Carlos Rodon didn’t perform terribly Sunday against the Giants, the team he used as a one-season springboard to the six-year, $162 million that landed him in the Bronx. In fact, for five innings, he was everything the Yankees hope for when Rodon takes the mound: an aggressive, efficient, strike-throwing machine, bordering on dominant.
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Rodon called that a “no-no zone” for the lefty-killing Ibáñez. “Obviously, I’m frustrated with the call, but it was called ...
The Yankees had a two-run lead, but it evaporated in New York's 5-4 loss to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday at Yankee Stadium.
Carlos Rodon struggled against the Detroit Tigers, and a WFAN radio host called him out for his inconsistency.
With Gerrit Cole sidelined for the season after Tommy John surgery, Rodón was handed the keys to the rotation. Opening Day offered hope — 5.1 innings, one earned run, seven strikeouts, and a win. But ...
The Diamondbacks sunk their fangs into Carlos Rodón’s velocity-lacking fastball early, most notably when Lourdes Gurriel Jr.
Had it not been for Jung Hoo Lee, the Yankees may have won their weekend series against the Giants. Carlos Rodón might have ...
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