Carlos Rodón is back on the mound for the Yankees, pitching four innings against the Blue Jays while battling elbow inflammation — giving up just two runs and feeling strong in his arm. Though his command still needs work, his stuff is physically where it needs to be, and manager Aaron Boone expects him to sharpen as he builds up his workload. With Ryan Weathers sidelined, Rodón’s return is crucial as the Yankees lean on their rotation. Meanwhile, Clarke Schmidt is inching toward a comeback after Tommy John surgery, set to throw live BP soon, and Cody Bellinger made a smooth return from a hamstring strain, going 1-for-4 with a run scored and feeling fully healthy. The team is also bringing up Brendan Beck and eyeing prospects like Elmer Rodríguez to bolster their pitching depth.
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