Despite there being no minor league season in 2020, there were a significant number of White Sox prospects who made big strides. The White Sox had 12 players make their MLB debuts. We are taking a look back at how they fared and what it means for their future. A number of pitchers debuted in […]
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Despite there being no minor league season in 2020, there were a significant number of White Sox prospects who made big strides. The White Sox had 12 players make their MLB debuts. We are taking a look back at how they fared and what it means for their future. Following starting pitchers Dane Dunning and
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Despite there being no minor league season in 2020, there were a significant number of White Sox prospects who made big strides. The White Sox had 12 players make their MLB debuts. Let’s take a look at how they fared, starting with the No. 1 prospect in our midseason rankings, Luis Robert. Relevant stats: .233/.302/.436,
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White Sox farm director Chris Getz hasn’t had an easy job this year. With no minor league season, he and White Sox coaches have had the task of developing players without real game action. They’ve had more individual time with the players at the alternate site in Schaumburg, but that does not match playing in
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From the time Garrett Crochet was drafted there was talk of him moving quickly in the system and even having a shot at an MLB debut in 2020. On Friday, when he actually made that debut, he showed why. In a word: velocity. The 6-foot-6 left-hander, who was called up earlier in the day, came
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Nervous first innings are nothing new for pitchers making their major league debuts. Jonathan Stiever was no exception in his first inning on Sunday, but that did not tell the story. News of Stiever’s call-up came Saturday night. Technically, he was making the jump from A ball, but Stiever had been working at the alternate
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We just updated our prospect rankings here at FutureSox and we have tons of content to go with that. In addition to our regular content, some of our writers who participated in ranking the prospects (James Fox, Mike Rankin, Dan Santaromita, Steve Hasman, Sean Williams, Adam Hess and Jasper Roos) will each release their individual
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Dane Dunning showed flashes of his potential in his MLB debut. He dominated in his second start. Dunning held the Kansas City Royals hitless in Sunday’s series finale from Guaranteed Rate Field. He didn’t do it over all nine innings like Lucas Giolito, but he was pulled after the fifth inning. As frustrating as Dunning’s
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There have been a lot of young players contributing to the White Sox in the first half of the season. Codi Heuer might be one of the most surprising. Then again, if you ask the right people in the White Sox organization they aren’t very surprised. Heuer was drafted in the sixth round just two
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There were a lot of reasons not to expect Dane Dunning to have a good major league debut. Dunning hadn’t pitched in a competitive game in more than two years. He hadn’t pitched above Double-A in his career. He could easily have jitters considering it was, after all, his MLB debut. With all those factors
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