Rodon (biceps) is on a throwing program and will remain at the White Sox training complex in Glendale, Arizona, before he's re-evaluated around April 10, Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. "He feels pretty good right now, actually,'' general manager Rick Hahn said Saturday. "The pain has subsided.''
Hahn also mentioned the likelihood of a rehab assignment, so it's sounding like Rodon could miss at least two turns through the rotation, possibly more, to start the season. That would enhance the fantasy value of whichever starter is named to fill in for Rodon -- either Dylan Covey or Anthony Swarzak.