Rodon (biceps) will travel to Los Angeles to get a second opinion Monday, but says the clean MRI is "reassuring," Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago reports.
Rodon noted that he had never felt such severe tightness as he did Thursday and that it was a "scary" experience, so getting a second opinion is likely a precautionary move with Opening Day just nine days away. The southpaw has taken on a light workload this spring to better condition his arm for late-season innings after he posted a 4.04 ERA over 28 starts with the White Sox last season. He's expected to open the season on the DL.