Schweitzer profiles as an all-around pitcher, with average control and a 50 grade on all pitches except for a 55 on his fastball. Based on 2024 results, however, 50 control is likely lower than Schweitzer deserves, and his ability to avoid sharp contact deserves recognition.

Based on his buff debut at 17 in the DSL, it’s arguable Núñez disappointed slightly Stateside, despite being the only primary center fielder selected on our All-Star squad. But there’s still reason for optimism as he re-sets and strikes out on a full season of pro ball next year, at Kannapolis.

Reports broke late last night that the South Siders will hire Texas Rangers associate manager Will Venable to fill their manager vacancy.

A year ago, we would have told you to temper expectation for this novelty player. This year, we say the majors is no longer a hope for Nishida, but an expectation.

MLB’s No. 37 (Sox No. 2) prospect Colson Montgomery continues to crush the ball for the Desert Dogs with a .400/.613/.650 slash line.

The 22-year-old righthander had quite the successful first year in professional baseball earning a 7-6 record over 22 starts.

Yes, the ACL is the definition of small sample size. That said, despite shortstop being by far the most talent-laden spot in the White Sox org, Javier Mogollón could be the most exciting one of all.

Mark Payton’s performance for the Knights cannot be overlooked, and he was certainly one of the more underrated players across the system in 2024.

Soon after the story broke of Jerry Reinsdorf possibly selling the White Sox, thereby sending waves of glee throughout Chicagoland, duty geezer Leigh Allan and his son and west coast correspondent, Will, try to figure out if Reinsdorf had the information leaked in order to try put pressure on politicians to plunge public billions into a monument to himself, or if he just had it leaked (to somebody on The Athletic who has no Chicago ties) because he hates the news media and wants to see them make fools of themselves believing it.