Carlos Rodón Season Splits and Performance Metrics
Detailed performance splits from CBS Sports show that Rodón has navigated distinct splits between facing left-handed and right-handed hitters across his 14 appearances. Against right-handed batters, he has worked 53 innings, surrendering a .167 batting average against with an impressive 58 strikeouts. Left-handed hitters have logged 17.1 innings against him, hitting .210 with 20 strikeouts.
When pitching with the bases empty, Rodón has posted a dominant 1.00 ERA over 45.2 innings, limiting opponents to a .144 batting average while recording 50 strikeouts. Situations with runners on base have presented higher stress, where he has logged a 6.69 ERA across 24.2 innings with 28 strikeouts.
Inning-by-Inning Breakdown and Venue Performance
Looking at workload distribution by frame, Rodón has excelled early in games. Statistics show a 0.00 ERA in the second inning across 14 frames, yielding just four hits and striking out 17 batters. His primary home venue work at Yankee Stadium comprises 31 innings over six starts, where he holds a 2.61 ERA, a .180 batting average against, and 36 strikeouts.
Month-by-month tracking demonstrates steady control as the season progressed. During September, Rodón recorded two appearances totaling 11.1 innings, striking out 15 batters while holding opponents to a 1.62 ERA and a .128 batting average, according to league data.
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