Carlos Rodón, the New York Yankees’ standout pitcher, has been receiving strong family support as he continues to excel on the mound. His wife Ashley, who has been married to him for over seven years since their early days together during his time with the Chicago White Sox, recently drew attention for her humorous critique of the home plate umpire during a game against the Los Angeles Angels. Alongside their three children—daughter Willow and sons Bo and Silo—Ashley often attends games to cheer on Rodón, showing deep family support that complements his on-field success.
During the game on Tuesday, Ashley posted a detailed image on her official X account that illustrated pitch placements and the calls made by umpire Bill Miller in the bottom of the third inning when Rodón faced Taylor Ward, the Angels’ designated hitter. She highlighted some questionable calls that forced Rodón to throw more pitches than necessary, writing,
I feel like I haven’t complained in a while, but good grief. The extra pitches because of the missed calls are killing me.
—Ashley Rodón, wife of Carlos Rodón
Rodón’s strong seven-inning performance boosts Yankees’ ongoing winning streak
Despite the umpiring inconsistencies, Carlos Rodón delivered an impressive outing by pitching seven scoreless innings, allowing just five hits and recording ten strikeouts. His determined effort was crucial in the Yankees’ narrow 3-2 victory over the Angels, helping the team secure their seventh consecutive series win and extend their winning streak to four games. This continued dominance has reinforced the Bronx Bombers’ status as strong contenders for the 2024 American League pennant.
Rodón’s 2025 season marked by consistency and precision on the mound
Rodón’s performance in the 2025 season has been exemplary, with 12 starts yielding a solid record of seven wins against three losses. Maintaining a low earned run average (ERA) of 2.60 and a WHIP of 0.94, he has struck out 90 batters, consistently demonstrating excellent pitching control and versatility. His commanding presence on the mound is earning him All-Star recognition this year.
Looking ahead, Rodón is scheduled to take the mound on June 3 for the season’s next series opener against the Cleveland Guardians at Yankee Stadium. As the Yankees lead the AL East with a 34-20 record, this game is set to be a key matchup in their pursuit of more victories.
Following the conclusion of their series against the Angels, New York will face the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game set at Dodger Stadium beginning Friday. This series holds extra significance as it echoes the 2024 World Series rematch, providing the Yankees an opportunity to maintain momentum on a challenging road.