Trending on the Farm: Hello, Kyle Teel
Photo Credit: Laura Wolff/Charlotte Knights
The Trending on the Farm series will highlight player trends from the top prospects in the White Sox system as well as any other notable performances across all active affiliates.
Top of the Crop (Trending on the Farm)
NOTE: This piece will focus on players that are currently in the minor leagues.
| Rank | Player (Position) [Level] | Last Week (3/28 – 3/30) | Trend |
| 1 | Noah Schultz (LHP) [AA] | – | – |
| 2 | Kyle Teel (C) [AAA] | .500/.571/1.083, 1.654 OPS, 4R, 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI | – |
| 3 | Hagen Smith (LHP) [AA] | – | – |
| 4 | Colson Montgomery (SS) [AAA] | .077/.200/.308, .508 OPS, 3R, HR, 2 RBI | – |
| 5 | Edgar Quero (C) [AAA] | .455/.571/.545, 1.116 OPS, 5R, 2B | – |
| 6 | Braden Montgomery (OF) [A] | – | – |
| 7 | Grant Taylor (RHP) [AA] | – | – |
| 8 | Jairo Iriarte (RHP) [AAA] | 4 IP, 7 H, 3R (2 ER), BB, 4 K | – |
| 9 | Mason Adams (RHP) [AAA] | flexor strain | 🩹 |
| 10 | George Wolkow (OF) [A] | – | – |
Kyle Teel – MLB Pipeline White Sox #2
Talk about a first impression. Kyle Teel came out scorching hot for the Knights, collecting at least one RBI in all three games of the opening series sweep. The 23-year-old also homered in back-to-back games to open the season and reached base safely multiple times in all three games.
Colson Montgomery – MLB Pipeline White Sox #4
It was a tough opening series for 23-year-old Colson Montgomery, striking out nine times in 13 at-bats. On a positive note, he did send a home run to the opposite field for his lone hit in the opening series. Additionally, Montgomery got a start at third base on Sunday after seeing a good amount of action there during the Arizona Fall League in 2024.
Edgar Quero – MLB Pipeline White Sox #6
21-year-old Edgar Quero reached base safely multiple times in all three games of the opening series for the Knights. He and Kyle Teel are set to split the catching duties for the Knights.
Jairo Iriarte – MLB Pipeline White Sox #9
23-year-old Jairo Iriarte got the start on Sunday and battled command issues, but was able to keep the Knights in the game as they fought from behind for the comeback victory.
Mason Adams – MLB Pipeline White Sox #12
Mason Adams left his start on March 14 with discomfort in his right elbow and was later diagnosed with a flexor strain. As of this writing, nothing has been determined in regards to surgery, but it seems very likely that the 25-year-old righty is set to miss some, if not all of the 2025 season.
Best of the Rest
Trending on the Farm: AAA (Charlotte)
Tim Elko
Tim Elko did what Tim Elko does, mashing an opposite field home run while driving in four in his first two games of the season for the Knights.
Chase Meidroth – MLB Pipeline White Sox #8
23-year-old Chase Meidroth flashed the leather at the keystone all weekend long, and even did so in a start at shortstop on Sunday. Meidroth walked four times (one strikeout) and had a hit in every game last weekend, including this home run.
Andre Lipcius
26-year-old Andre Lipcius made the most of his lone start, sending both of his hits for extra bases (double, home run) and drove in five.
Adisyn Coffey
26-year-old Adisyn Coffey got his season started off on the right track out of the Charlotte bullpen. Coffey pitched two innings issuing just one walk and struck out three.
Steven Wilson
30-year-old Steven Wilson struck out three during his lone inning of work over the weekend, allowing just one hit in the process.
Previous Trending on the Farm:
Trending on the Farm: So long, Arizona
Trending on the Farm: Turner drives in six, Dalquist hurls three scoreless
Trending on the Farm: Elko homers, Dalquist throws two scoreless
Trending on the Farm: Colson homers twice, Hoopi-Tuionetoa strong in relief
Trending on the Farm: Colson Montgomery leads the way for Desert Dogs offense
Trending on the Farm: Opening week of the Arizona Fall League
Trending on the Farm: Barons secure Southern League Championship
