Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable took the blame for the extra mound visit that required his club remove rookie pitcher Noah Schultz from Saturday's start against the Cleveland Guardians. Schultz had faced five batters and thrown 25 pitches when Venable made a mound visit shortly after the same move had been taken by pitching coach Zach Bove. The White Sox had limited options after following starter Luis Castillo with seven relievers in Thursday's 13-inning loss to the Boston Red Sox. Sandlin was called up from Triple-A Charlotte ahead of Friday's game, while Schultz has been with the White Sox since July 1. The White Sox are gaining some pitching help after calling up prospects Tanner McDougal and Hagen Smith, as reported by Future Sox's Ian Eskridge and confirmed by Merkin.