White Sox prospect Matt Davidson comes up, goes down in debut

It took him 346 games in the minor leagues, but slugger Matt Davidson finally made it to the majors with the White Sox. He was so excited to be at U.S. Cellular Field on Thursday morning, he didn’t remember to ask if he were in the starting lineup.

A reporter broke the news that he was starting when Davidson met with the media.

“Well, thanks for telling me,” he said. “I didn’t know. It’s good to get here and not have to wait around and wonder when you’re going to get in.”

White Sox manager Robin Ventura penciled Davidson into the No. 8 spot in the lineup as the designated hitter.

What does Ventura expect from the right-handed hitting slugger?

“A bunch of homers, that’s it,” Ventura said. “No, he…