It seems like Schoenle has been overlooked, and if he can keep this momentum heading into 2025, he could be a weapon on the South Side sooner than later. A 1.67 ERA across 70 innings shows that Schoenle has what it takes to continue to improve.

The White Sox have not developed a player quite like George Wolkow in a long time, but as MLB Pipeline says, “His ceiling is as huge as his frame.”

The 22-year-old rookie surprisingly made his major league debut in May 2024. Although it was a season of ups and downs, it consisted of many learning opportunities for the youngster.

In a bit of a slow week for Chicago’s AFL prospects, Tim Elko blasted his way to Team USA and backstop Michael Turner kept up the nice work behind the dish.

If there’s one thing you need to know about Jairo Iriarte, it’s that he strikes out a lot of guys.

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.

Colson Montgomery smashes two bombs, but cools off overall and catcher Michael Turner leads the Sox prospects in offense this week.