Noah Schultz delivers big bounce-back game, but Rays stymie White Sox' bats
— Noah Schultz needed that one.</p><p>After two stinkers coming out of the All-Star break put his rotation spot in jeopardy, the rookie left-hander delivered five innings of one-run ball after Jordan Hicks opened with a perfect first. But that one run was enough in the White Sox’ 1-0 loss to the Rays on Saturday.</p><p>“He was really good with the righties with the sinker glove-side and then used the cutter off of that,” manager Will Venable said.
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Noah Schultz pitched five innings for the Chicago White Sox, allowing only one run. He bounced back after two poor starts following the All-Star break. The White Sox lost the game 1-0 to the Tampa Bay Rays. Manager Will Venable praised Schultz's sinker, cutter, and control.
Why it matters
This strong start could keep Schultz in the rotation and give the White Sox a needed boost as they pursue a playoff spot. It also shows how a young pitcher can recover from early struggles.
- Who pitched for the White Sox in the game?
- Noah Schultz pitched five innings, allowing one run.
- What was the final score?
- The White Sox lost 1-0 to the Rays.
- What did the manager say about Schultz's pitching?
- Manager Will Venable said Schultz used his sinker and cutter well and threw many strikes.
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Noah Schultz delivers big bounce-back game, but Rays stymie White Sox' bats
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