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 […]
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On Monday, it was reported that the Chicago White Sox have signed infielder Jerrick Francees out of Aruba. White Sox signed 17-year-old infielder Jerrick Francees from Aruba as an international free agent. As you might have expected, this is their first international free agent signing from Aruba. — James Fegan (@JRFegan) March 19, 2018 Francees
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Coming off a 14-0 walloping by the bats of the Oakland Athletics on Sunday, the White Sox made a series of transactions as the opening day roster comes closer to fruition. Among the cuts was fledging right-handed pitcher Michael Ynoa, the once top-100-rated Baseball Prospectus prospect, who saw his time as Southside organization filler come to
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Welcome to the Spring Training edition of the FutureSox MailBox, where we answer reader questions about White Sox prospects. In this case we took questions from both Twitter and the White Sox Reddit. Let’s get right to your queries… Besides Jimenez and Kopech do you see any other top prospect being called up this year?
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As the major league roster stands today, the White Sox have 99 problems and first base isn’t one. Jose Abreu has been putting up All Star numbers and even getting some down-ballot MVP votes in his four seasons on the South Side. He’s also provided and will provide captain-like leadership to a young roster only
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Spring Training is well underway in (usually) sunny Arizona. We gave you a guide for what to look for at Camelback in regards to prospects in our preview around mid-February. Cactus League games are underway and the auditions for major league jobs are as well, though a cloud of injury concerns has hung over the
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We previously dove deep into the White Sox system to identify a trove of possible options for a future high-leverage relief role. Eight players were mentioned and some are even listed in top 30 publications throughout the industry. The White Sox system is loaded with pitching and some of the arms being groomed as future starters
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Top 100 prospect lists and publications are usually devoid of true relief pitchers. As a matter of fact, relievers are only rarely listed on organization’s top 30 prospect lists. These truths don’t mean that relievers aren’t important though. With the way major league baseball is being played of late, teams are placing a premium on relief
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In just two days, White Sox fans can utter in unison four of the most beautiful words in the English language: Pitchers and catchers report! Every media outlet around the team will be posting one or more articles that are titled something like “Spring Training Preview” or “X Questions the White Sox face in Spring
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It’s February. In less than two weeks, we will be able to say without preface, ‘Pitchers and Catchers, Report!’ So this will be our last truly “offseason” News and Notes of the 2017-2018 winter. By the end of February we will be back into weekly mode for Spring Training. While there have not been any
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