Yanks' Rodon replaces Fried on AL All-Star team

New York Yankees left-hander Carlos Rodon was named to the American League All-Star squad connected Friday, replacing teammate Max Fried.

It is the 3rd All-Star enactment for Rodon, 32, who made the AL squad with the Chicago White Sox successful 2021 and the National League roster with the San Francisco Giants successful 2022.

Rodon entered Friday with a 9-6 grounds and a 3.30 ERA done 19 starts this season. He has struck retired 127 batters and walked 40 successful 111 2/3 innings.

Rodon was New York's scheduled starter for Friday night's bid opener against the visiting Chicago Cubs, which gives him 3 days of remainder earlier Tuesday's All-Star Game successful Atlanta.

Fried, 31, is the Yankees' scheduled starter connected Saturday. The three-time All- Star is 11-2 with a 2.27 ERA done 19 starts this season. He leads the majors successful wins and winning percent (.846) and has struck retired 111 batters with 24 walks successful 119 innings.

The AL All-Star squad volition beryllium managed by Yankees skipper Aaron Boone and includes 2 different New York players: starting outfielder Aaron Judge and reserve infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr.