Yankees Pitchers Struggle in Rehab Starts Ahead of Major League Return
Rodon, Cole give up 6 runs each in rehab starts
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Carlos Rodon and Gerrit Cole, both pitchers for the New York Yankees, struggled during their minor league rehabilitation starts, allowing six runs each. Rodon is expected to make his major league debut this weekend in Milwaukee, while Cole requires additional starts before returning. Their performance raises concerns about their readiness for the season.
- 01Carlos Rodon allowed six runs in his rehab start for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
- 02Rodon is likely to debut in the major leagues this weekend in Milwaukee.
- 03Gerrit Cole also allowed six runs in his rehab start for High-A Hudson Valley.
- 04Cole is expected to need more minor league starts before returning to the Yankees.
- 05Anthony Volpe ended his rehab assignment after struggling at the plate.
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Carlos Rodon, a pitcher for the New York Yankees, struggled in his third minor league rehabilitation start, allowing six runs (five earned) and seven hits over 6.1 innings for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Rodon is anticipated to make his major league debut this weekend in Milwaukee after recovering from elbow surgery. Meanwhile, Gerrit Cole, also returning from injury, allowed six runs in 4.1 innings during his fourth minor league start for High-A Hudson Valley. Cole, the 2023 AL Cy Young winner, needs additional minor league appearances before rejoining the Yankees. Both pitchers' performances raise questions about their readiness for the upcoming season. Additionally, Anthony Volpe, who recently completed a rehab assignment, struggled at the plate, hitting just .250 with one homer in his minor league games.
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The struggles of Rodon and Cole could affect the Yankees' pitching rotation and overall performance as they aim for a strong season.
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