Odriasmer Despaigne had a decent performance in his White Sox debut and first major league appearance of the season. His control was marginal, as he threw only 56 of his 97 pitches (58%) for strikes, but he only walked two in six innings, and just one of those crossed the plate.
The worst part of his night was a fastball on the inner half that Trea Turner caught up to and launched 425 feet to left. Fortunately, that was only a solo shot, and Despaigne still managed a quality start. His line: six innings, three runs (all earned), seven hits, two walks, and two strikeouts.