Carlos Rodn bet on himself when his future looked uncertain and it paid off.
His very first All-Star appearance in July., agreed to on Friday. Rodón will receive $21.5 million this season and $22.5 million in 2023, which includes an opt-out after the first season.after the season. Throwing only 41 innings the previous two years, his body wasn’t used to the increased workload and it showed down the stretch. He spent some time on the injured list with shoulder fatigue, and made only 8 starts after July 24, not lasting more than 5 innings in any of them.
With Michael Kopech moving from the bullpen to the rotation this year, the White Sox had to make a decision with Rodón, a free agent who would likely be searching for a multi-year deal. When the White Sox didn’t extend him the qualifying offer, it brought up questions about his health and stamina for 2022 and beyond.
Considering his injury history and physical struggles at the end of the season, would a team give him the multiple years and money he was looking for? The answer turned out to be yes. The Giants made Rodón the first free agent to agree to a deal after the lockout.He believed in himself and bet on himself.
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