Chicago White Sox pitcher Carlos Rodon had a tough first outing of the season against the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night. Rodon allowed five earned runs in fewer than four innings of work in a 5-3 loss to the Indians. After allowing three runs in the first inning, Rodon was visibly upset in the dugout. STRAY SOUVENIRS: WITHOUT FANS, MLB FOUL BALLS LEFT LONELY“They took some good pitches, fouled off some good pitches -- they made me work,” Rodon said after the game. When I got ahead two strikes, you could tell anytime they saw spin they were laying off.”Last season, Rodon was 3-2 in seven starts with a 5.19 ERA and had 46 strikeouts.

Source: Fox News July 29, 2020 12:00 UTC