- By Anton Grillo
- (General Dispatch) – This Wednesday night Carlos Rodón pitched the second no-hitter of the season, his game was considered perfect as he achieved the victory.
- Surrounded by the euphoria of his teammates, the left-handed pitcher achieved the victory of the Chicago White Sox 8 runs to 0 against the Cleveland Indians.
- According to Rodón it is satisfying to have dominated today “I have never done that at this level, at least, and it feels good to say that I did it”.
- The 28-year-old left-handed pitcher was supported by American League Most Valuable Player Jose Abreu in the top of the ninth.
- Later, Carlos Rodon crushed Roberto Perez with a 0.2 slider, keeping an eye on the runners’ every move.
- Likewise, the pitcher, managed to strike out Yu Chang, looking and retiring Jordan Luplow at the same time.
- In retrospect, after a time of injuries that paralyzed him, and teams that did not bet on his talent, Carlos Rodón returns more renewed than ever.
- Undoubtedly, a new beginning for the pitcher in this season in which he seeks to stand out to bring considerable victories to his new team.
Adittional Information:
AP News: Almost perfect: Rodón settles for no-hitter after HBP in 9th
NBC Sport: Almost perfect: Carlos Rodón settles for no-hitter after HBP in 9th
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