White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon had quite possibly his best start as a big-leaguer on Thursday against the Rangers. Rodon struck out a career-high 10 batters over six innings. He allowed one run on five hits while walking three. He was left with a no-decision, but his ERA was lowered to 3.12 with the solid performance.
The only run he allowed came on an RBI single from Prince Fielder in the first inning. But he struck out the last three batters of the first to avoid any further damage.
He'll look to build on this impressive outing in his next start, scheduled for Tuesday at home against the Astros.