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Erik Boland
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Sports Writer, Newsday
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By Erik Boland Verified| Newsday Verified Other than Max Fried, a notable exception as the lefthander has pitched like an ace so far this season, the Yankees' starting rotation in the early-going had been a train wreck. The group entered Monday night’s game against the Royals with the worst ERA (5.40) in the majors. Righthander Carlos Carrasco toted the second-worst ERA (7.71) by a Yankee into his start Monday but, for one night anyway, provided some positive headlines for the unit.
By Erik Boland Verified| Newsday Verified After his previous outing, Carlos Rodon lamented the walks. “Definitely tired of walking people,” the Yankees lefthander said after walking three last Monday in Detroit, with two of those free passes preceding an Andy Ibanez three-run home run that turned the game around. Rodon is still tired of it. Walking three more batters — one of those coming just before a three-run homer — Rodon mostly threw the ball well but not good enough in a 5-4 loss to the Giants at the Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
By Erik Boland Verified| Newsday Verified Other than Max Fried, a notable exception as the lefthander has pitched like an ace so far this season, the Yankees' starting rotation in the early-going had been a train wreck. The group entered Monday night’s game against the Royals with the worst ERA (5.40) in the majors. Righthander Carlos Carrasco toted the second-worst ERA (7.71) by a Yankee into his start Monday but, for one night anyway, provided some positive headlines for the unit.
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