Mets pitcher Zack Wheeler will look for improvement against the White Sox in his second career start.
Wheeler performed well in his major-league debut, but struggled with his control, giving up five walks. That should be less of an issue against the White Sox Tuesday. As a team, Chicago ranks last in the American League with a 6.6 percent walk rate. They also sport the lowest on-base percentage in the AL.
Fantasy owners were likely encouraged by Wheeler's first start despite the walks. Given the White Sox's struggles, there should be no concern about starting Wheeler Tuesday.