Boone hails Rodon's dominance in Yankees' Game 1 win

Aaron Boone says that Carlos Rodon's poise and composure stood out to him in the New York Yankees' Game 1 win.

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00:00We talked about how would he take the experience of the first time out and I

00:06thought he I told I felt like he totally applied all that you know I thought he

00:09was just in complete command of himself and as a of his emotions stuff was

00:14excellent had swing and miss you know featured I mean the fastball is really

00:21good but you know I thought makes them some good change ups too and even

00:25through a couple cutters in there tonight which we haven't seen a lot of

00:28but just started with the fastball and the command of it and generally speaking

00:32getting ahead and really having some swing and miss so he's able to put guys

00:36away over and over while also being real pitch efficient you know Quan puts a 9

00:4110 whatever pitch it bad on him right out of the shoot and you know retires

00:46him and and just kind of you know was pretty dominant from there you mentioned

00:51you really stayed within himself controlled his emotions at what point in

00:55time did you realize he was kind of a different version than you saw in the

00:58first start I don't want to lose sight of that first start how good I thought

01:01he was early you know he was just definitely amped up and and you know I

01:06think that potentially you know led to some fatigue or or whatever you know

01:11Luke missing some spots there in in that last inning but man it's just I thought

01:19he held this stuff really well you just watched watched him out there with with

01:26intensity but a lot of poise and that's what stood out