With White Sox pitcher Carlos Rodon having thrown more than 110 innings in his rookie season, manager Robin Ventura said the team may skip a start in September to give him more rest, reports the Chicago Tribune.
"There might be a spot where you can skip him and get him into that better line of where you would like to see him end up," Ventura said. "I also like to see him getting the repetition of being out there every five days."
Rodon is 6-5 with a 4.15 ERA over 19 starts this season.