Noah Schultz Strikes Out 8 in His 3rd Major-League Start, but the Chicago White Sox Lose in Extra Innings

Noah Schultz strikes out 8 in his 3rd major-league start, but the Chicago White Sox lose in extra innings

Rookie starter Noah Schultz struck out eight in six innings for the Chicago White Sox, who lost to the Washington Nationals 6-3 in 10 innings Saturday.

Noah Schultz strong in White Sox' 6-3, 10-inning loss to Nationals

Other than a win, the White Sox got a lot of what they wanted Saturday.Noah Schultz started against the Nationals, and a big crowd was expected at Rate Field because of a windbreaker giveaway.Schultz pitched well in front of the largest crowd of the season. The only issue, albeita fleeting one, was that the Sox’ offense was mostly quiet in a 6-3, 10-inning loss against the Nationals.In front of an announced crowd of 35,174 — the team’s biggest i…

Chicago White Sox draw biggest April crowd in nearly 2 decades

The Chicago White Sox enter play on Sunday, April 26 with an 11–16 record, but there’s a noticeable shift in energy surrounding the team. Even while sitting below .500, this younger, more dynamic roster is finding ways to win more consistently than in recent seasons. The progress is already measurable. When the Sox secured their 10th victory on Thursday, April 24, it marked their fastest climb to that milestone since 2021. While it took 25 game…

Noah Schultz strong in White Sox’ 6-3, 10-inning loss to Nationals

Other than a win, the White Sox got a lot of what they wanted Saturday. Noah Schultz started against the Nationals, and a big crowd was expected at Rate Field because of a windbreaker giveaway. Schultz pitched well in front of the largest crowd of the season. The only issue, albeita fleeting one, was that the Sox’ offense was mostly quiet in a 6-3, 10-inning loss against the Nationals. In front of an announced crowd of 35,174 — the team’s bigges…

Sputtering offense spoils Noah Schultz quality start

Decades ago, sportswriter John Feinstein famously described golf as a good walk spoiled. In a similar spirit, Noah Schultz’s Saturday afternoon start against the Nationals could be best characterized as a good start spoiled. Schultz tossed his first ever quality start, going six frames and striking out eight, but the White Sox got just two runners into scoring position while he was on the mound. The offense put together a two-run rally in the ei…