Struggling Noah Schultz might be odd man out of White Sox' rotation by trade deadline
<p>Rookie left-hander Noah Schultz is scheduled to take his turn in the White Sox’ rotation next week against the Yankees. Whether he takes the one after that remains to be seen.</p><p>General manager Chris Getz is looking for pitching help, and Schultz’s struggles could make him the odd man out.
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<p>Rookie left-hander Noah Schultz is scheduled to take his turn in the White Sox’ rotation next week against the Yankees. Whether he takes the one after that remains to be seen.</p><p>General manager Chris Getz is looking for pitching help, and Schultz’s struggles could make him the odd man out. He’s coming off an outing in which he lasted 3 ⅔ innings, tying the shortest of his 12 starts this season. With veterans Anthony Kay and Erick Fedde not providing enough length consistently, the Sox can’t afford to have Schultz provide even less.</p><p>The trade deadline Aug.
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- <p>Rookie left-hander Noah Schultz is scheduled to take his turn in the White Sox’ rotation next week against the Yankees. Whether he takes the one after that remains to be seen.</p><p>General manager Chris Getz is looking for pitching help, and Schultz’s struggles could make him the odd man out.
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Struggling Noah Schultz might be odd man out of White Sox' rotation by trade deadline
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