The White Sox are calling up Noah Schultz. Let's talk about it on Fantasy Baseball Today Express.

Welcome into FBT Express on Monday, April 13th. I am, for example, joined by the returning Chris Towers.

And let's talk waiver wire ads from the weekend. The big name here, Chris. The White Sox are calling up Noah Schultz who will make his major league debut on Tuesday,

22 years old first round pick back in 2022.

And past couple of years, he struggled with control, some injury type things, and his

innings have been limited.

But so far to start the season three starts at AAA, he has been gangbusters. What are your thoughts here

on Noah Schultz? Is he a must add in fantasy? Yeah, you might look at the minor league track

record and see the results last year in particular and think there's not much to get excited about

here. It was a 468 ERA. It was a 14% walk rate in 2024 with actually kind of not great strikeout numbers.

He was pitching through a knee injury for much of the season.

I think that was clearly affecting him.

But Noah Schultz is someone with a lot of prospect pedigree.

Former first round pick was a highly touted prospect before 2024. Still a top 100 guy, even after last year, which tells you how good this stuff is.

I think it is the kind of talent that's worth getting excited about in basically any kind of league.

There are going to be likely limitations on the workload.

The White Sox are not a team that is likely to provide him much offensive or defensive

help, if we're being honest. But no Schultz has the kind of talent to overcome that. He is a 6'10

lefty who pitches from a low arm slot. There are not a lot of pitchers who give you a look like

this. He has a big fastball,

a great slider. Even with the limitations and the workload concerns and the defense and

the control and everything that you can point at to say, here's why it might not work,

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