Happy Jackie Robinson Day! The White Sox look to bounce back tonight after dropping the series opener to the Rays. On the mound for the South Siders is right-hander Sean Burke, tasked with generating some much-needed positive momentum for a club that sits at 6-11 and in last place in the AL Central.

While the standings show a team searching for consistency, today brings a fresh spark of excitement to the South Side. Utility man Sam Antonacci has been called up and will make his highly anticipated MLB debut. Antonacci has raked at every level of the minors, most recently tearing up Triple-A Charlotte with a .313/.500/.479 slash line and a .979 OPS. Known for his versatility, he's seen time in the infield and outfield, bringing a reliable glove and a strong arm—exactly the kind of athletic boost this lineup can use.

All eyes will be on the rookie as he steps into the box, but the White Sox will also need a strong outing from Sean Burke. The righty has found a better rhythm in April, posting a 2.45 ERA over his last two starts with 10 strikeouts against just two walks in 11 innings. His underlying metrics suggest he's pitching better than his season ERA indicates, offering hope for a quality start against a tough Rays lineup.

It's a night of new beginnings on the South Side. Can Sean Burke build on his recent form and give the Sox a chance? And will Sam Antonacci's debut provide the jolt this team needs? First pitch is coming up—let's play ball.