Yankees starter Carlos Rodón faced a pivotal moment in the fourth inning against the Mets during a Subway Series game, walking Juan Soto and loading the bases but ultimately escaping trouble to secure a 6-2 victory. He completed five innings, allowing one run and two hits, maintaining an impressive record with four hits or fewer allowed in nine of ten starts this season, and a .167 opposing batting average. Rodón’s resilience and performance, highlighted by striking out Pete Alonso twice and inducing 15 swings and misses, showcased his potential as a key asset for the Yankees’ postseason ambitions.
