Rodón dominates as Yankees block Rays' division clinch

Carlos Rodón pitches eight scoreless innings to lead Yankees past Tampa Bay and delay the Rays' AL East celebration.

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Rodón dominates as Yankees block Rays' division clinch

Carlos Rodón pitches eight scoreless innings to lead Yankees past Tampa Bay and delay the Rays' AL East celebration.

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Carlos Rodón pitches eight scoreless innings to lead Yankees past Tampa Bay and delay the Rays' AL East celebration. Rodón's dominant performance keeps the Yankees competitive while showcasing his playoff readiness with elite command and no walks. Originally reported by Mlb.

Rodón shuts down Rays in opener

Carlos Rodón pitched eight scoreless innings with just three hits allowed as the Yankees defeated Tampa Bay 2-0 in the first game of a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium.

“Health-wise, I feel good, and the confidence is good.”

Bellinger's two-run homer provides cushion

Cody Bellinger hit a two-run homer off Rays starter Nick Martinez to account for all the Yankees' scoring in the 2-0 victory.

“It wasn't a great-executed pitch to either of those guys.”

Rodón reaches career milestones

Rodón reaches career milestones

The victory marked Rodón's 100th career win, and he recorded his 1,500th career strikeout by fanning Jonny DeLuca in the eighth inning.

“1,500 is nice, so hopefully I can keep going.”

Elite command on full display

Rodón did not walk a single batter and allowed no runner to reach second base through six innings, showcasing the command that could make him a playoff ace.

“His command was elite today.”

Playoff rotation takes shape

Manager Aaron Boone expects Gerrit Cole to start the playoffs, with Cy Young frontrunner Cam Schlittler and Max Fried also in the mix, potentially positioning Rodón for a Game 1 start in an AL Division Series.

“Carlos is throwing the ball really well right now.”

Quick, efficient victory for Yankees

The contest lasted just two hours and two minutes, making it the Yankees' quickest game of the season, with David Bednar earning his 35th save in the ninth inning.

“Just a really solid, quick win.”

What to remember

Rodón's dominant performance keeps the Yankees competitive while showcasing his playoff readiness with elite command and no walks.

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