Thomas White's Dominant Rehab Outing

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. Thomas White just wrapped up his minor league injury rehab with a monster outing for the Miami Marlins' top AA squad in Jacksonville. The lefty prospect got called up before their Thursday class was Charlotte and he delivered four shutout innings to start, fanning eight batters. Without issuing a single walk, he scattered just two hits and two runs, one earned, on 72 pitches, 47 for strikes. Earlier this week, White built arm strength with two rehab starts at Class A Jupiter, where he logged six innings with 10 strikeouts but six walks, and a 3.00 earned run average. Batters hit only 0.150 against him there, showing his stuff was sharp despite the free passes. Fans and scouts are buzzing because White ranks as the Marlins number one prospect according to MLB pipeline. His electric strike hour rate has everyone eyeing him as a future big league starter, especially

1:00after last season when he went four in three with a 2.31 ERA across 22 starts for three affiliates. In those final Jacksonville appearances last year, he teased his potential, racking of 145 punchouts and just 51 walks over, 89.2 innings. That career clip of 14.6 strikeouts per nine innings screams dominance. Four gems like this could land White and Miami's rotation sooner than later, filling gaps from injuries or slumps and turning the Marlins farm system. Type into major league reality.