“It wasn’t comfortable for me when I had to face him when I was in Cleveland,” the second baseman, who recently joined the Chicago White Sox in a trade with the Indians, said through an interpreter. “I can tell you it was kind of a nightmare. Now that I have a chance to play for him and behind him, it’s good because you can see how good he is.”
Rodón was back in All-Star form Saturday in Game 2 of the City Series against the Chicago Cubs, striking out 11 and allowing two hits in five-plus innings in a 4-0 Sox victory at Wrigley Field.