With 2018 number one draft pick Nick Madrigal in the fold to go along with Tim Anderson and Yoan Moncada entrenched at the big league level, the White Sox middle infield situation looks solid at the top of the food chain. But the White Sox have some interesting players at the lower levels of the […]
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Steele Walker may sound like a character out of the latest Star Wars movie, but the outfielder out of University of Oklahoma is one of the better college bats in the draft. According to 2080 Baseball, the corner outfielder is a high contact bat with an ability to spray line drives across all fields thanks to
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Having become a part of FutureSox in the offseason, it had been a number of years since I’d attended a minor league game. Being new to the team, I felt it was imperative to amass as much knowledge as possible about the minor league system. To that end, I made the trek down to Victory
Road Trip: A Guide to Watching the Minor League Affiliates Read More »
One of the biggest stories coming out of Spring Training for the Chicago White Sox this year was the startling number of the injuries to top prospects. In late February, it was revealed that Micker Adolfo (10) had an injury to his ulnar collateral ligament and would be limited to a DH role, keeping his
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In an effort to reduce the time of games, MiLB has implemented a number of rules changes. These will likely serve as a test before putting some or all of them into effect at the major league level, though there has already been push-back on some. Here’s a rundown of some of the changes you’ll
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It’s trade deadline day in major league baseball, the year is 2020 and gasp… the White Sox are sellers. Ok, we’ve all had that dream (well maybe not that dream) but I’m confident that the chance the rebuild doesn’t work out has crossed the minds of all White Sox fans. Anyone who’s been a baseball
The Top Five Prospects: What could go Wrong? Read More »
The bar was dark, empty and soundless, with the exception of the occasional crack of the pool table near the back. I approached the bartender, he tried to avoid eye contact. I stared straight at him until he acquiesced with a simple nod of the head motioning towards a guy sitting alone at the far
Behold! Luis Robert Read More »
White Sox fans are in uncharted waters – a top rated farm system and a top five overall rated prospect two years running. While Yoan Moncada was the primary topic of conversation in 2017, this year talk is centered on Eloy Jimenez. With expectations for both in the stratosphere our writers took up the task
Moncada or Jimenez: Who will have the better MLB career? Read More »
The White Sox announced their 2018 player development staff yesterday. As expected there were few changes to the structure that was in place last season. The most significant might be the addition of Omar Vizquel as manager at High-A Winston-Salem. The 11-time gold glove shortstop (and, briefly, former White Sox) has yet to manage at
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The White Sox had 16 minor leaguers play in the islands over the course of the winter. While you spent most of the last few months freezing, these players were honing their craft in balmy climates such as the Dominican Republic and Venezuela. So add that to the list of ways your life doesn’t compare
Winter Leagues Review – How White Sox Prospects Performed Read More »
