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Carlos Rodón tossed 6 1/3 strong innings and the Yankees held off a late Mets rally to win 6-4 in the Subway Series opener, highlighted by Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer and Ben Rice's multi-hit night. New York extended its wild-card cushion and kept their division hopes alive, while the Mets nearly erased a 5-1 deficit before closer David Bednar sealed it.
The Yankees placed left-hander Max Fried on the 15-day injured list with a left elbow bone bruise, retroactive to Aug. 14. With less than six weeks left in the season, Carlos Rodón will take Fried’s spot in the rotation, moving Will Warren and Ryan Weathers to relief roles; Fried had been back from an earlier elbow issue and was set to start vs. the Orioles when the IL designation came down.
Carlos Rodón is set for a Triple-A rehab start today, with a possible additional outing and a gradual return plan that could include piggybacking another pitcher; the Yankees sit behind the Rays and Red Sox in the AL East, and other notes include Netflix developing a Yankees-focused drama and Mitch Garver signing a minor-league deal after being released by the Mariners.
The New York Yankees beat the Oakland A’s 8-2 in Sacramento, extending their win streak to five behind a first-inning surge led by Paul Goldschmidt’s three-run homer, plus six solid innings from Carlos Rodón. Ben Rice went 3-for-5 with a solo homer, Aaron Judge drove in two, and Ryan McMahon hit his 150th career homer as the offense stayed hot. A’s starter Luis Severino left early with right-arm soreness after the early barrage, while Fernando Cruz stranded 20 of 24 inherited runners this season. The Yankees continued a recent scoring surge and balanced lineup production with Giancarlo Stanton out.
The Yankees activated Carlos Rodón from the 15-day injured list and optioned Kervin Castro to Triple-A; Rodón will start today against the Brewers after elbow surgery to remove loose bodies and a rehab build‑up that included a 6 1/3‑inning stint in Triple-A. He returns to a mid‑rotation role behind Max Fried and Cam Schlittler, as New York’s rotation — already strong without him and Gerrit Cole — looks to maintain its league‑leading form. Rodón’s 2025 line (3.09 ERA, 203 K in 195 1/3 IP, 3.2 fWAR) shows what the Yankees hope he can recapture, though Cole is still a few rehab starts away; Castro’s demotion trims the bullpen to eight, with a potential call‑up later.
Carlos Rodón is set to return from the injured list and reclaim a spot in the Yankees’ rotation, prompting Elmer Rodríguez’s demotion to Triple-A. Gerrit Cole is also progressing in rehab while Ben Rice and Giancarlo Stanton deal with injuries. The team will honor John Sterling with patches and cap initials (JS) through May 17, and José Caballero has started in place of Anthony Volpe for at least one game.
AL East injury notes: Stanton exited with right calf tightness, but Boone downplayed the issue and there’s no IL move yet. Rodón began a rehab assignment with the Yankees’ High-A affiliate, expected to need three rehab starts and could rejoin in mid‑May, possibly against the Brewers or Orioles. Gray traveled with the Red Sox and is slated for a bullpen session, suggesting a quick return from the 15‑day IL. Rays outfielder Jacob Melton has a Grade 2 left ankle sprain and is out 4–6 weeks; he’s a top prospect who could reach the majors later in the season.
Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge will not need elbow surgery and is expected to be ready for next season, while pitcher Carlos Rodón and shortstop Anthony Volpe face significant time on the injured list due to elbow and shoulder surgeries, respectively. The team is considering various options for their outfield and infield positions as they prepare for the 2026 season, with key players like Judge expected to return fully healthy.
Carlos Rodon is expected to start for the Yankees in Game 3 of the ALDS against the Blue Jays, who will counter with Shane Bieber. The Yankees are down 2-0 in the series, and the game is seen as crucial for their chances to stay alive. Despite the Blue Jays' recent strong performance, their pitching has been inconsistent, and the Yankees have a potential path to a comeback if they win Game 3. Betting experts suggest that backing the Yankees in the World Series might be a strategic move if they win Game 3, with odds at 16/1.
Cody Bellinger hit three home runs and Carlos Rodon pitched eight scoreless innings as the Yankees defeated the Cubs 11-0, with Bellinger extending his hitting streak and earning MVP honors in a dominant team performance.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. returned from injury with a game-winning home run, and Carlos Rodón extended his scoreless streak as the Yankees beat the Guardians 3-2, marking their 11th win in 14 games.
Carlos Rodon pitched seven scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts to lead the Yankees to a 3-2 victory over the Angels, extending their winning streak to four games. The Yankees also hit two home runs, including a solo shot by Oswald Peraza, and held off a late Angels rally to secure the win. Rodon has been dominant recently, lowering his ERA to 2.60 and earning the game MVP honors.
Aaron Judge's five RBIs, including a bases-clearing triple, and Carlos Rodón's dominant pitching performance led the Yankees to a 9-5 victory over the Twins, marking their seventh consecutive win. Rodón was perfect through 5.1 innings, striking out nine, while Judge's triple was his first in five years. The Yankees now hold a 3.5-game lead in the AL East and are tied for the best record in baseball.
Aaron Judge drove in five runs and Carlos Rodon pitched five perfect innings as the Yankees defeated the Twins 9-5. Rodon struck out nine batters but lost his perfect game in the sixth inning. The Yankees' offense, led by Judge's bases-clearing triple, dominated early, and despite some bullpen struggles, they secured the win. Anthony Volpe also had a notable game, going 3-for-5 and extending his on-base streak to 31 games.
The New York Yankees dominated the San Diego Padres with an 8-0 victory, hitting four home runs off Yu Darvish, who had previously been one of the best starters in baseball. Anthony Volpe extended his hitting streak to 17 games, and Carlos Rodón pitched six-plus shutout innings. The Yankees' offense was led by home runs from Juan Soto, Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Gleyber Torres. The game ended with a perfect ninth inning from Yoendrys Gómez.