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Carlos Rodon Struggles Again in Yankees’ Fourth Consecutive Loss

Carlos Rodon’s ERA has spiked from 2.93 to 4.42 over three starts, mirroring the Yankees’ decline from a 49-21 record to 52-31 in just over two weeks. A key factor in their slump has been failing starting pitching, highlighted by Rodon surrendering eight runs in the Yankees’ 9-2 loss to the Blue Jays. He blamed poor fastball execution as George Springer hit two three-run homers off him.

Despite the struggles, Rodon managed to finish five innings in what manager Aaron Boone called a “gutsy effort” to save the bullpen. The Yankees’ rotation, which had a league-best 2.77 ERA earlier in the season, now posted an 8.65 ERA over the last 11 games, correlating with the team’s losing streak.

Rodon’s woes aren’t isolated; he allowed eight runs on 10 hits against the Blue Jays after a similar performance against the Braves. Boone remains optimistic, believing the Yankees will turn things around, appreciating Rodon’s determination to push through tough outings.

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