White Sox director of player development Paul Janish does not have an announcement on what affiliate 10th-overall pick Billy Carlson is going to play at, or if he'll see a full-season ball at all this year. That's not the stage the team is at yet with any of their four prep picks from last week's draft. "They probably will lead individual paths," Janish said. "The schedule is … [Read more...] about Discussing post-draft plans for White Sox selections with Paul Janish
White Sox Minor Keys: July 24, 2025
In the most recent Farm Fortnight posted on Tuesday, I realized that Ryan Galanie not only led the organization in RBIs, but it wasn't even close. At that time he had 74 RBIs, which was a 21-run lead over his next closest competitor, Braden Montgomery. Galanie was able to pad his stats by racking up 23 RBIs over his first 21 games in Winston-Salem, but he'd still be in the … [Read more...] about White Sox Minor Keys: July 24, 2025
Underneath big night at the plate, Kyle Teel’s wheels were on display
If baseball adopted hockey's three stars of the game, Colson Montgomery probably would have taken top billing in the White Sox's thrilling 11-9 victory over the Rays in Tampa on Wednesday. He contributed the two most important hits in his five-RBI night: a game-tying three-run homer in the second inning, and a two-run double that put the White Sox ahead 8-7 in the eighth. Kyle … [Read more...] about Underneath big night at the plate, Kyle Teel’s wheels were on display
Spare Parts: White Sox starters have justified market prices, for better or worse
One reason why it's hard to be bullish about Adrian Houser's trade value is that the White Sox have struggled to generate exciting returns on two of their three pitcher trades over the last two years. Is that a Chris Getz problem? Maybe, but if the market has generally been skeptical of the pitchers he was shopping, it doesn't help that time has validated their suspicions. The … [Read more...] about Spare Parts: White Sox starters have justified market prices, for better or worse
Chase Meidroth cooled from his hot start, but still has ‘got a little fire in him’
It would have been easier to write about the ethos of Chase Meidroth as a player after his first 45 major league games. Offensive results are the easiest thing to embrace, and Meidroth's were living up to the wildest dreams for his long-term outcome right away, slashing .296/.385/.365 with as many walks as strikeouts, with the swing decisions to match. The post Chase Meidroth … [Read more...] about Chase Meidroth cooled from his hot start, but still has ‘got a little fire in him’