Rangers Announce Evan Carter News After Leaving White Sox Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Texas Rangers outfielder Evan Carter only had 87 MLB games under his belt before Friday's bout with the Chicago White Sox, but he's experienced plenty of highs and lows.

In what should’ve been a competitive outing against the Rangers bullpen, the White Sox could only muster up six hits and one run in a pathetic showing in a 3-1 loss.

Brooks Baldwin began the season with the White Sox, and he swung a hot bat during his stint in the minor leagues.

The challenge for Noah Schultz, the No. 1 left-handed pitching prospect in the game and the No. 1 White Sox prospect (per MLB Pipeline) seemingly grew a little tougher as he was promoted to Triple-A Charlotte Friday,

"He just looks free up there,” manager Will Venable said. “I think there's some confidence building with him. He's seeing the ball a little bit better. It's very encouraging and great to see."

Josh Smith homered and scored all three runs for Texas as the surging Rangers defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-1 on Friday in the opener of a three-game series in Arlington, Texas.

ARLINGTON — Texas Rangers outfielder Evan Carter left Friday’s game with the Chicago White Sox due to right wrist soreness.

Isaac Paredes hit a solo homer and Jose Altuve doubled twice with two RBIs to lead the Houston Astros over the Chicago White Sox 4-3.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The White Sox acquired right-handed starter Aaron Civale and cash from the Brewers on Friday for first baseman Andrew Vaughn. General manager Chris Getz said the organization had been doing a status check on Civale after learning that he had requested a trade from the Brewers.

The Houston Astros' recent surge hangs in the balance after third baseman Isaac Paredes left Thursday's game against the Chicago White Sox with an injury.