Yankees left-hander Carlos Rodón returns from the injured list and starts against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night. Multiple outlets report his activation follows a recent period sidelined due to left elbow inflammation. The start comes as New York prepares for the next game of its rotation.
Earlier, New York indicated Rodón would make a minor league start on Tuesday, but that plan changes. Yahoo Sports reports this is an about-face, with Rodón instead rejoining the major league lineup directly. Rodón has been on the 15-day injured list since July 3, and his return signals continued reassessment of his recovery and readiness to pitch again.
Across the coverage, the central points remain consistent: Rodón is coming off the IL, he is scheduled to pitch Tuesday against Baltimore, and he has been out since early July for left elbow inflammation. The differences are mainly in framing, with one report emphasizing the change from a minor league outing to a major league start.
