White Sox are set to call up top pitching prospect Noah Schultz

The Rahimi, Harris & Grote Show breaks down the Chicago White Sox's imminent call-up of top pitching prospect Noah Schultz, a local product from Oswego East who is expected to pitch in the majors soon. While the hosts express excitement about Schultz’s promotion as a symbol of hope and a sign of the team’s commitment to rebuilding through talent, Marshall Harris tempers the enthusiasm with a realistic perspective: the team’s dire offensive struggles remain the bigger issue. Harris reflects on past prospects like Garrett Crochet and Chris Sale, noting that while their call-ups were celebrated, they were often traded away due to organizational needs. He emphasizes that Schultz’s arrival doesn’t guarantee long-term stability, especially if the team continues to lack offensive firepower. The discussion also touches on the possibility of infielder-outfielder Sam Antonacci being called up, with Harris pointing out the contrast in fan excitement between arms and bats, and the financial realities of retaining different types of players. Despite the skepticism, the hosts agree that Schultz’s promotion is a positive step, especially given the team’s recent 1.27 ERA in their last nine games and the need for starting pitching help.