However, throughout screening, Roenicke said the group “discovered something that we require to ensure we get rid of this entirely before he gets on the field.”.
Rodriguez said previously this week that COVID-19 left him feeling “100 years old.” It took him about 10 days before he had the ability to do any light throwing.
Roenicke stated Rodriguez, who was detected with the coronavirus on July 7, “was tired” after his first bullpen of 20 approximately pitches.
He stated Rodriguez will be reviewed in a week.
In his Thursday news conference, Roenicke stated Rodriguez, who was predicted to be the Red Soxs leading starter this season, had not tested favorable once again. It took him about 10 days before he was able to do any light throwing.Roenicke said Rodriguez, who was detected with the coronavirus on July 7, “was worn out” after his very first bullpen of 20 or so pitches.He said Rodriguez will be reviewed in a week.
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Boston Red Sox beginning pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez is being closed down from all baseball activities amidst what supervisor Ron Roenicke referred to as small issues following his bout with the coronavirus.
In his Thursday news conference, Roenicke said Rodriguez, who was forecasted to be the Red Soxs top starter this season, had actually not evaluated favorable once again.
