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Carlos Rodon adjusting to rising velocity that ‘makes no sense’ as his Yankees buildup continues
- Rodón reached up to 95 mph in a spring live session, sitting 93-94 mph as he builds back velocity.
- Rodón says increasing velocity should come naturally as he stops trying to force speed.
- Manager Aaron Boone says Rodón is progressing and not being rushed, with bullpen work and kinks addressed.
- Rodón hopes the elbow surgery will help velocity rebound after a dip in 2025.
- Rodón plans to continue gradual buildup before joining the Yankees in late spring, potentially late April or early May.
- The Yankees are assessing bullpen spots and making minor roster adjustments during spring camp.
- Rodón’s spring progress comes alongside continued evaluation of other Yankees bullpens and potential spots.
- Yankees are balancing velocity development with command as they prepare Rodón for real-game scenarios.
- Rodón emphasized the need for a natural transition to higher velocity in game conditions.
- The coverage underscores Rodón’s back-to-back seasons and the team’s hope for a strong pitching rotation.
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