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Rodón’s Return Fuels Yankees’ Pitching Depth
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Carlos Rodón is quietly turning into a Yankees ace again, tossing six strong innings and helping secure a sweep with a 3.19 ERA and 34 strikeouts in 31 innings—though his walk rate remains a concern. Still recovering from elbow surgery, he’s being asked to eat innings, which is crucial as Gerrit Cole and others return. The Yankees now have a deep, elite rotation with Rodón, Cole, Fried, Schlittler, Warren, and Weathers—all of whom are making it tough to choose starters. While Rodón’s high walk rate is a red flag, his ability to dominate when ahead in counts makes him a key piece. This depth is a luxury the Yankees haven’t had in years, and if Rodón keeps pitching like this, they could enter July with more arms than they need—giving them flexibility at the trade deadline.
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