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After nine minor league seasons and 421 games, just 28 of them at the Triple-A level, Alfredo González makes his major league debut today at catcher for the Chicago White Sox vs. the Detroit Tigers.
González has a career slash in the minors of .233/.319/.304 and has caught 35% of base stealers. He’s also pitched a third of an inning, in case things get truly out of hand today, hitting one batter and whiffing the other, for a career K/9 of, oh, 27.00.
Today's #WhiteSox starters.
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) May 26, 2018
⏰: 3:10 PM CT
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Old friend-for-three-months and guy who cost us future Minnesota Twins cleanup hitter Eduardo Escobar, Francisco Lirano, takes the bump for Detroit today. Pesky Leonys Martin is out of the lineup against lefty White Sox starter Hector Santiago, breaking up the Martin-Nicholas Castellanos-Jeimer Candelario juggernaut from last night.
Here's how we're lining up vs. the White Sox. #DetroitSummers pic.twitter.com/8mNL2ilX0b
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) May 26, 2018