Duncan Davitt Makes MLB Debut with White Sox

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. The Chicago White Sox just recalled right-handed Duncan David from Triple A Charlotte, and he's set for his big league debut the next time he takes. The mound. They also brought up lefty Brandon Eiserd while optioning lefty Tyler Schweitzer and putting Chris Murphy on the 15-day injured list Retroactive. To April 8th for left elbow impingement. David, a 26-year-old, joined the Sox last July in the trade deadline deal that's an adering house or to the raise. Fangrafts had him as the 21st best prospect in their system back in December, and they added him to the 40-man roster in November 2. Protect him from the Rule 5 draft. In the minors, he's locked 381 innings across 67 starts and 20 relief outings, posting a 4.39 ERA. With a solid 25.2% strikeout rate, and just 7.6% walks. His arsenal includes up to 7 pitches, like a 4 seamer and sinker in the low 90s, plus

1:04cutter, curve, slider, change up, and sweeper he. Controls it all pretty well for a back-end starter type. This move feels a gap after the option Shane Smith, who threw 99 pitches but didn't make it out of the 4th on Tuesday. Now heading into a 4-game series against the Royals to cap 10 straight days of games, they've got Anthony K, Davis Martin, and Eric Fettelined. Up for the first three starts. David's role is still up in the air. He might bulk on Sunday or jump in sooner if needed, keeping the staff flexible through