New York Yankees starter Carlos Rodón exited his start Friday night against the Atlanta Braves with seven earned runs allowed, and he appeared emotional in the dugout afterwards
New York Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodón was looking for a bounce-back start against the Atlanta Braves after giving up five runs in his last outing in Boston. Instead of a strong showing, Rodón left to a shower of boos in the Bronx, as manager Aaron Boone pulled him after allowing seven earned runs and 11 hits, three of which were home runs, another blowout at Yankee Stadium for the pinstripes.
Couple that with a five-earned-run performance that ended in a loss against the Red Sox this past weekend, and Rodón was clearly feeling something in the moment. Gleyber Torres, who wasn’t in the Yankees’ lineup, due to a groin strain he had suffered on Thursday, felt that emotion, too, as he was sitting next to Rodón. Like any good teammate would, Torres patted Rodón on the shoulder, offering his support. He even gave him a quick hug, as the broadcast cut back to the game.
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