Lowest pitches-per-inning in an MLB debut (min. 6 IP) since pitch tracking began in 1988. Upper-90s four-seamer pairs with a hard curveball that generated called strikes in every zone. Only 6% owned — add in any league that has a bench spot.

One of the most efficient debut starts in modern history — 10.2 pitches per inning. Came over from Boston in a winter trade and had posted a 0.55 ERA in six Triple-A starts before the promotion. The White Sox rotation slot is his and ownership won't stay below 20% for long.

One of the best debut starts in recent memory. He is immediately in the White Sox rotation after Noah Schultz hit the IL. At under 5% ownership in every league, this is the most obvious free-agent add of the week.