Outfielder and 2009 first round draft pick Jared Mitchell tore a tendon in his ankle while making a diving catch against the wall in today’s split squad game in Tempe. Dave Van Dyck is reporting its a “posterior tib tear on the upper inside of the ankle” and Mitchell will have surgery next week. The […]
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Our 2010 preview continues with starters from the right side. Since there are so many, we start with those in the high minors, highlighted by Dan Hudson. Best prospect: Dan Hudson 2009 in review: Hudson was one of the big breakout prospects in all of baseball. He pitched in five levels, finishing the season in
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The White Sox have a B game and their Cactus League opener in the books. On Tuesday, the Sox lost 4-2 to the Dodgers in a B game at Camelback Ranch and yesterday they tied (yes, tied, welcome to spring training) the Angels 4-4 in Tempe. Let’s take a look at the early buzz surrounding
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It’s back to our season previews. We go from what is arguably the deepest position in the system, catcher, to one of the thinnest, left-handed starting pitching. Let’s take a look at what few prospect the Sox have at the position. Highest upside: David Holmberg 2009 in review: Holmberg is a bit of a rarity
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White Sox pitchers and catchers reported today! This means it’s officially time to start thinking about baseball season. FutureSox is going to breakdown each position in the minor league system to gear up for the regular season, starting with the catchers. The Sox have a deep crew of backstop prospects going into 2010, so what
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