Noah Schultz, the top prospect for the Chicago White Sox, made his MLB debut against Tampa Bay. Despite a rough 33-pitch first inning, Schultz managed to settle down and avoid further challenges. He also had his first two walks, first hit surrendered, and a costly first throwing error. Despite these struggles, general manager Chris Getz acknowledged that there will be challenges and adversity along the way for Schultz. Despite this, Schultz remained optimistic about his future as a frontline starter at the major-league level. His debut was marred by a three-run homer from Munetaka Murakami in the ninth inning. Despite his efforts, Schultz left the game in line for the loss.