Schlittler's Lights-Out Start, Rangers Clash Ahead

0:00On April 28th, Cubs pitcher Schlittler just wrapped up a career high eight innings in his first major league start at Fenway Park against the Red Sox. He held them to two runs, only one earned, but the man himself called it a grind with some costly mistakes he plans to fix. He's three and one on the season with a sharp 1.77 earned run average, and now he's gearing up for his seven-start Tuesday at 8. 05 PM Eastern time against the Rangers and their ace Jacob the Grom at Globly Field teammates can't get enough of his vibe. Cody Belinger says Schlittler's super confident in a blast to play behind, while jazz chism junior spotted his talent right away last year during his big league call up. That blue collar edge reminds folks of studs like Carlos Rodan and Garrett Cole, the kind of attitude that fires up the whole squad. Schlittler's been lights out lately, allowing one earned run or fewer and four of his six starts with just four walks across 133. Batters faced. He stays locked in, tunes out the noise, and keeps competing.

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