NBARecap
Victor Wembanyama, Anthony Edwards go head-to-head in first half of Game 3
Wembanyama and Edwards go head-to-head in a tied Game 3 first half
Yahoo Sports1 min read
Sports
Tyler Schweitzer Gets Another MLB Chance With White Sox
TL;DR
Tyler Schweitzer, the No. 23 prospect for the Chicago White Sox, has been called up again after a brief MLB debut in April. He pitched 1.1 innings against the Baltimore Orioles, allowing one run and recording his first strikeout.
Key points
- Tyler Schweitzer is the No. 23 prospect for the Chicago White Sox.
- He made his MLB debut on April 8 against the Baltimore Orioles.
- Schweitzer pitched 1.1 innings, allowing one run and recording a strikeout.
- He was optioned back to Triple-A Charlotte after one day in the majors.
- In Triple-A, he has a 2.91 ERA over 21.2 innings this season.
Chicago White SoxBaltimore OriolesTyler Schweitzer
Tyler Schweitzer Gets Another MLB Chance With White Sox
Back in April, the Chicago White Sox called upon left-handed pitcher Tyler Schweitzer, the No. 23-ranked prospect in the organization, to make his MLB debut.
The White Sox selected Schweitzer's contract, therefore adding him to the 40-man roster, but his time in the big leagues only lasted one day.
In his MLB debut against the Baltimore Orioles on April 8, Schweitzer did 1.1 innings, allowing one run while recording his first big league strikeout. He was then optioned back to Triple-A Charlotte, where he has a 2.91 ERA over 21.2 innings pitched this season.
Schweitzer is now getting another opportunity. The White Sox have once again called him up and added him to the MLB bullpen, this time designating right-hander Osvaldo Bido for assignment.
Moving on from Bido was a long overdue move for the White Sox. Schweitzer should be able to handle the job as a multi-inning mop-up reliever better than him. There's also potential future upside with Schweitzer, and he's a left-hander, making him the necessary third lefty in Chicago's bullpen alongside Sean Newcomb and Bryan Hudson.
The second half of 2025 was really rough for Schweitzer. He had a at Triple-A Charlotte. But he looks like a much different pitcher this season since making the move to the bullpen. He's been productive in Triple-A, he's throwing strikes, and he's looking like an arm that could help the White Sox win games.
Q&A
What happened during Tyler Schweitzer's MLB debut?
Tyler Schweitzer made his MLB debut on April 8 against the Baltimore Orioles, pitching 1.1 innings and allowing one run while recording his first strikeout.
How did Tyler Schweitzer perform in Triple-A before his call-up?
Before his call-up, Tyler Schweitzer had a 2.91 ERA over 21.2 innings pitched in Triple-A Charlotte this season.
Why was Tyler Schweitzer optioned back to Triple-A after his debut?
Tyler Schweitzer was optioned back to Triple-A after his debut to continue his development, as his time in the big leagues lasted only one day.