Carlos Rodon continues to look like he’ll be the one to fill out the No. 2 spot in the 2016 White Sox rotation.
The rookie left-hander put together another fantastic outing on Tuesday night, working out of early trouble en route to seven strong innings. Rodon struck out eight and allowed one run and Rob Brantly and Jose Abreu homered as the White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 7-4 at U.S. Cellular Field. Trayce Thompson also singled twice, walked and drove in two runs in support of Rodon’s sixth straight quality start.
In his last six starts, Rodon has lowered his earned-run average from 5.