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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Daryl Van Schouwen

White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito says time clock could work to his benefit

Lucas Giolito pitches against the Dodgers Sunday at Camelback Ranch. (John Antonoff/for the Sun-Times)

GLENDALE, Ariz. — After pitching in a game for the first time with the pitch clock Sunday, right-hander Lucas Giolito said he can see it helping him in 2023.

‘‘When I get to a really good rhythm, I go quicker,’’ Giolito said. ‘‘The pitch clock forces you into that faster pace, which can be a good thing. Like, ‘Boom, get the ball, pitch, pitch, pitch.’ It doesn’t give you too much time to think or overanalyze.’’

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