Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodón injures right hamstring while rehabbing from elbow surgery‎

New York Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodón experienced right hamstring tightness while going through his throwing program, which could delay his return from elbow surgery. “I don’t know if it’s going to slow him at all, but it could be something,” manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday before the team’s game against Seattle. Rodón, who underwent surgery last October to remove a bone spur and loose bodies from his left elbow, most recently threw live batting practice, which consisted of three simulated innings and 50 pitches.