The data reveals how a new approach is helping Noah Schultz thrive out of the Chicago White Sox bullpen.

The Chicago White Sox decided to give Noah Schultz another shot, and it looks to be paying off so far.

Noah Schultz returns to Chicago as the White Sox embrace an unconventional pitching plan for the stretch run.

The struggling Chicago White Sox optioned rookie left-hander Noah Schultz and rookie right-hander David Sandlin to Triple-A Charlotte, and recalled highly regarded prospects Hagen Smith and Tanner McDougal before Saturday's game against Cleveland. The White Sox, who have lost four in a row and five of their last six, entered Saturday at 59-56, in first place in the AL Central. The 23-year-old Schultz left Friday’s 8-2 loss to the Guardians after getting just one out and allowing two runs on three hits.

White Sox manager Will Venable made a costly mistake in the first inning of the series opener against the Cleveland Guardians on Friday, leading to starting pitcher Noah Schultz’s early exit. It was an embarrassing moment for Venable because Schultz left not because of injury or because he gave up two runs on three hits, but because of a rule limiting managers or coaches to one mound visit per pitcher per inning.

Venable admitted he had "lost track" of his first visit to Noah Schultz.

White Sox pitcher Noah Schultz got yanked early from his start on Friday — but it had little to do with his performance.

After a grueling series against Boston and a late arrival, the White Sox face challenges with their tired bullpen and uncertain prospects against the Guardians.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Noah Schultz pumped his fist as he walked off the mound after striking out Victor Mesa Jr. to wrap up the sixth inning. The left-hander allowed one run over five strong innings after entering in the second on Saturday as the bulk pitcher. But the Chicago White Sox couldn’t get much going offensively, falling 1-0 to the Tampa Bay Rays in front of 23,309 at Tropicana ...