Carlos Rodón, the Yankees' left-hander, is set to start his season with a start in Milwaukee on Sunday after undergoing offseason surgery to remove loose bodies and reduce a bone spur in his pitching elbow. Despite being less than 100%, Rodón managed to go 18-9 with a 3.09 ERA over a career-high 33 starts and 195.1 innings last season. He also managed to put together an All-Star campaign and his best as a Yankee. Despite the uncertainty over his pitch count, Rodón is eager to rejoin the team that has been performing well without him and Gerrit Cole.