Author name: Dan Santaromita

Garrett Crochet has more similarities to Chris Sale than ‘hard-throwing lefty’

The MLB draft is never short on player comps. Fans want to know what their team just got in the draft. Scouts and analysts search for similarities between a draft pick and a known commodity in the majors. Far too often, these young amateur prospects get compared to all-stars and hall of famers. Even in

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Will Mike Shirley signal a change in White Sox draft strategy?

Most of the discussion about the 2020 MLB Draft has been about the unusual five-round format. Rightly so, but as the draft nears, the focus is starting to shift to the actual draft. There is some normalcy in this. We’ve been running draft profiles for the past couple weeks and will have our bases covered

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White Sox release 25 players, but will continue to pay their minor leaguers

The behind-the-scenes maneuvering in the baseball world the past few months has been something wild to behold. Not only is Major League Baseball trying to salvage some form of a 2020 season, but the chaos the pandemic has wrought came at a time when Minor League Baseball was already staring down at the very real

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Patreon Content: Individual Top 30 lists-Dan Santaromita

It’s rankings week at FutureSox and the schedule of events is below! Monday: The Just Missed article, individual lists for Patreon subscribers! Tuesday: Prospects ranked 16-30, with capsules, full list for Patreon subscribers! Wednesday: The full list, with 1-15 capsules, individual lists for Patreon subscribers! Thursday: Writers’ roundtable discussion of the rankings (High/Low), individual lists for Patreon subscribers! Friday:

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White Sox take their first high schooler with Lency Delgado in fourth round

The White Sox went with college players in the first three rounds of the draft, but went the high school route in Round 4. The Sox drafted Miami-area shortstop Lency Delgado at No. 108 overall. As opposed to the first three picks, which were all unanimously highly rated by the various draft prospect websites, Delgado

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