Carlos Rodón Offers Apology To Coach After Frustrating Outing
Photo: Instagram/Carlos Rodón Carlos Rodón expressed his remorse on Saturday, extending an apology to pitching coach Matt Blake for his actions during the Yankees' game against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium. The left-handed pitcher, visibly frustrated, had turned his back on Blake during a mound visit in the first inning, marking one of the worst performances of his career. In that inning, Rodón faced eight batters and was unable to retire any, allowing all of them to score. Matt Blake commented on the situation, acknowledging that emotions run high in such intense moments and that Rodón's fiery demeanor is a double-edged sword, both a strength and a potential weakness. Following the game, Rodón had a lengthy closed-door meeting with manager Aaron Boone, marking the conclusion of his challenging first season with the Yankees, a team he joined on a six-year, $162 million contract. Photo: Instagram/Carlos Rodón Boone mentioned that earlier in the season, Rodón's actions mig