It was not the farm system’s finest week, as the 3-2 ACL White Sox were the only team that finished better than .500. However, there were quite a few positive developments, and outfielder Mario Camilletti shined in his first week with the Barons. Camilletti made his Double-A debut on Wednesday, and he could hardly be kept off base at the new level.

The South Siders finish up the second day of the draft by adding some big pop from the left side in Cole McConnell.

Jack Young is a sidearming deceiver really put it all together with a great senior year at Iowa.

Another experienced right-handed reliever, Aaron Combs starred in this spring’s college postseason and helped deliver the College World Series to the Volunteers.

Phil Fox is a smaller right-handed relief pitcher who backs a big and unique fastball.

Jackson Appel brings defense first, bat-to-ball skills second, as a master handler of a pitching staff.

Another bit of a stretch pick for the White Sox, San Antonacci follows the club’s trend of selecting strong bat-to-ball hitters.

Casey Saucke was regarded as the best position player on the U. of Virginia club in 2024, bringing great bat speed to the plate.

Yet again, the White Sox are selecting in defiance of the MLB braintrust, using a No. 78 pick on the No. 129 prospect. Given his pedigree (brother of Reds infielder Matt McLain, you might be willing to grant the White Sox making a stretch.

The White Sox take another gamble by choosing a talent significantly below pick level. Do you trust them with such gambles?