Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable acknowledged a significant error during Friday’s game against the Cleveland Guardians, where a second mound visit in the first inning forced him to pull rookie pitcher Noah Schultz. Venable, who took responsibility for the mistake, had initially sent pitching coach Zach Bove to visit Schultz, but lost track of the number of visits. Schultz, who allowed two runs on three hits, was replaced by David Sandlin, and the Guardians ultimately won 8-2, with Angel Martínez contributing six RBIs.
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