Carlos Rodon’s potential debut date with the Yankees revealed
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Carlos Rodon has confirmed today that he will return to the pitch. The player is set to debut for the New York Yankees on Tuesday night at TD Bank Ballpark. He will wear the Somerset Patriots colors as the team begins a week-long series with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The first game between the Double-A Yankees, the Somerset Patriots, and the Fisher Cats starts at 7:05. Thus, fans can witness a truly high-level MLB pitcher in action during this Minor League match.
What happened to Carlos Rodon
Carlos Rodon suffered a forearm injury in spring training and has been battling both the arm injury and a back issue that has kept him from pitching in a game this season.
Carlos Rodon is seen as one of the most talented players on the Yankees roster. In the late off-season, he signed a massive six-year deal worth around $162 million, hoping the two-time All-Star would settle in as the Yankees’ number 2 starter behind the ace Gerrit Cole