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. We’ve done all pitchers since Luis […]
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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. We are taking a look back at how they fared and what it means for their future. We already covered Dane Dunning, but
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Despite there being no minor league season in 2020, there was 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. Dane Dunning is the second player
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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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In recent years, many teams eschewed instructional league games and opted for mini-camp environments instead. Due to the novel coronavirus pandemic that has swept the world, however, many organizations have decided to change course. Josh Norris of Baseball America summarized the details earlier this week. The instructional league season will take place in early October
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Back in March when a 162-game season was still a reality, the White Sox had a potentially good problem on their starting rotation depth chart. With Michael Kopech not necessarily expecting to begin on the Opening Day 26-man roster, his presence was expected soon after. It was likely that Gio González was going to be
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Twitter can sometimes be a source of contention, but our readers are the best! They were asked to come up with mailbag questions that correspond with ranking’s week. They didn’t take that opportunity for granted. Below are the questions that we were submitted and our responses to the best of our knowledge. As always, thanks
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In a Monday Zoom call with reporters, it was hard to ignore the exuberance Jake Burger demonstrated while answering questions. The 2017 No. 11 overall pick is healthy for the first time in two years, which permitted the White Sox to add him to the team’s alternate site in suburban Schaumburg on August 19. Burger
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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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