Rookie Noah Schultz doesn't help his case to stay in White Sox' rotation
<p>Perhaps Noah Schultz knew he was pitching for his spot in the White Sox’ rotation when he took the mound Monday against the Yankees. He struck out the side in the first inning, his only blemish being a double to future Hall of Famer Paul Goldschmidt.
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<p>Perhaps Noah Schultz knew he was pitching for his spot in the White Sox’ rotation when he took the mound Monday against the Yankees. He struck out the side in the first inning, his only blemish being a double to future Hall of Famer Paul Goldschmidt. No shame in that.</p><p>The rookie left-hander needed a strong showing after allowing five runs in 3 ⅔ innings in his last start. Though he didn’t walk anyone — a bugaboo for most of his season — he surrendered 11 hits.
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Rookie Noah Schultz doesn't help his case to stay in White Sox' rotation
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