The 25-year-old righthander debuted last Sept. 10, and went 2-0 with a 1.42 ERA in three starts and one relief appearance for 121-loss Chicago.

The Chicago White Sox named right-hander Sean Burke their opening-day starter on Sunday. Burke said he was “grateful, thankful for the opportunity.”

Sean Burke, and his family members, probably watched the video the Chicago White Sox shared via social media 100 times on Sunday. He walks into manager Will Venable’s office at spring training – pitching coach Ethan Katz is there,

Raise your hand if you had Sean Burke as the White Sox’ Opening Day starter. Few saw first-year manager Will Venable’s announcement Sunday that the 25-year old right-hander, with all of four games of major league experience,

The Chicago White Sox are a work in progress. The team has a new manager, a fairly new roster, and an inexperienced Opening Day starter. The White Sox are starting Sean Burke on Opening Day, per the team’s social media.

The fear jumps into every rookie who is called into the manager’s office. For Chicago White Sox rookie pitcher Sean Burke, the meeting on Sunday with manager Wi