Rodón's Hamstring Snag, Volpe's Progress: Yankees' Injury Update

On April 3rd Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodón hit a small snag with tightness in his right hamstring as he warts back from elbow surgery last October.

The 33-year-old left he felt it after throwing 50 pitches and batting practice down in Tampa, Florida, forcing the team to scrap his next.

Rehab started AA Somerset. It happened while he was running, but Rodón is brushing it off as just a minor bump during his recovery from that October 15th operation to clean.

Out lose bodies and shaved down a bone spur in his left elbow.

Rodón called it no big deal ahead of the Yankees home opener against Miami on Friday, and manager Aaron Boone agrees it's not derailing his arm.

Work, just holding up his running and fielding for now.

Meanwhile, shortstop Anthony Volpe is making progress too, taking swings off live pitching after his own October 14th shoulder surgery to fix a torn laborer with a possible rehab stand coming mid-April.

Both guys are pushing through these tweaks, keeping the Yankees injury radar lit but manageable as the season ramps up.

Stay tuned with MLB News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.