White Sox Stumble Out of Gate, Kay Debuts

It's March 29th.

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The Chicago White Socks are stumbling out the gate hard this season, getting outscored

20-3 over their first two games against the Brewers.

They're the first big league team ever to rack up more than 30 strikeouts in an opening

pair, and it's got fans cringing already.

Coming off a solid spring training vibe where everyone thought this roster might turn

things around.

This face plan feels shocking, yet totally on.

Brand for the South Siders.

Remember, they've had rough patches before.

Like that 8-game skid in 2022 after a hot 6-2 start that derailed everything.

Players and pundits are keeping it in perspective though.

Two games don't make a season, even if the frustration echoes those middling years, like

they're even 81 and 81 finish.

The early buzz just amplifies the pain, but optimism lingers that they can bounce back.

For game 3, manager Will Vinnable hands the ball to Anthony K in his White Socks debut.

The former first round pick spent two years dominating in Japan with a 1.74 ERA before

tweaking his arsenal, now rocking a sinker for.

Ground balls against lefties, paired with sweepers, and a four seamer slider mixed parrides.

Meanwhile, the Brewers counter with their own rookie, catcher Jefferson Quarrow making

his MLB debut, bringing sharp plate discipline.

The first pitch is at 1.10 pm central time on CHSN and AM1000.

Let's see if the socks can avoid the sweep and salvage some pride.