Noah Schultz recalled; White Sox lose to Rays
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Chicago — Noah Schultz was recalled from Triple-A Charlotte and started his major-league debut Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays, taking the loss as the Rays won 8-5. The White Sox reinstated Everson Pereira from a rehab assignment and placed right-hander Jonathan Cannon on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to April 13.
Chicago’s pitching prospect allowed four runs (three earned) over 4 1/3 innings with four strikeouts and four walks, while Pereira hit a three-run homer in his return. Shane McClanahan earned his first win since 2023, Munetaka Murakami added a late two-run homer and Bryan Baker recorded the final out as Tampa Bay extended its streak.
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Timeline
- 1. Aug. 21, 2018: Michael Kopech became the previous youngest White Sox starting pitcher to debut.
- 2. 2022: White Sox selected Noah Schultz 26th overall in the MLB Draft.
- 3. April 13, 2026: Jonathan Cannon was placed on the 15-day injured list retroactive to this date.
- 4. April 14, 2026: Noah Schultz was recalled from Triple-A Charlotte and started against the Tampa Bay Rays.
- 5. April 14, 2026: Tampa Bay beat Chicago 8-5; Everson Pereira hit a three-run homer in his return.
Why it matters
The White Sox's pitching lineup is changing. Noah Schultz, a young prospect, is now in the majors. This could affect the team's performance and your game-watching plans. Keep an eye on Schultz's progress.
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