White Sox catcher Kyle Teel, one of baseball's top prospects, went 1 for 2 with two walks and scored a run in his major league debut.

Detroit Tigers right-hander Casey Mize threw 64 pitches in his first two innings of work, but he didn't allow the Chicago White Sox to score in those frames. He stranded the bases loaded — twice. The 28-year-old eventually gave up two runs,

Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel on making his MLB debut Friday: “This is a dream come true. I’m trying to soak it all in. … It’s really special.”

Kyle Teel was a key piece of the Garrett Crochet trade this past winter. The post Ex-top Red Sox prospect makes MLB debut, records multiple milestones with White Sox appeared first on Boston.com.

In a heartwarming clip posted by the White Sox, Teel called his parents to tell them the good news. He first called his mom, asking her if she had any plans, and — when she said no — telling her she needed to book a flight to Chicago.