- Sun Nov 17, 2024 4:41 pm
#1299
As we dive into the 2025 South Side Sox Top Prospect Vote, it's clear that the future of the White Sox is brimming with potential. With players like Brooks Baldwin making a surprising leap to the top of the prospect rankings, it begs the question: what does this mean for the team's direction moving forward?
Baldwin's rise, earning 37% of the votes, is unprecedented in our voting history. Could this be a sign that the White Sox are finally finding their footing in player development? Or is it merely a flash in the pan?
Looking at the other contenders, Noah Schultz seems poised to be the next big thing, but with the White Sox's history of handling young pitchers cautiously, will we see him in the majors in 2025? And what about Colson Montgomery? Once a can't-miss prospect, his struggles in Charlotte have left many wondering if he can reclaim his status.
Let's not forget about Edgar Quero, who is being touted as the best position player prospect in the system. With his potential, could he be the spark the White Sox need to revitalize their lineup?
As we gear up for the voting, I want to hear your thoughts. Who do you believe is the second-best prospect in the White Sox system? Are there any dark horses you think could surprise us? And what bold predictions do you have for these prospects in the upcoming season?
Join the conversation and let’s dissect the future of the White Sox together!
Baldwin's rise, earning 37% of the votes, is unprecedented in our voting history. Could this be a sign that the White Sox are finally finding their footing in player development? Or is it merely a flash in the pan?
Looking at the other contenders, Noah Schultz seems poised to be the next big thing, but with the White Sox's history of handling young pitchers cautiously, will we see him in the majors in 2025? And what about Colson Montgomery? Once a can't-miss prospect, his struggles in Charlotte have left many wondering if he can reclaim his status.
Let's not forget about Edgar Quero, who is being touted as the best position player prospect in the system. With his potential, could he be the spark the White Sox need to revitalize their lineup?
As we gear up for the voting, I want to hear your thoughts. Who do you believe is the second-best prospect in the White Sox system? Are there any dark horses you think could surprise us? And what bold predictions do you have for these prospects in the upcoming season?
Join the conversation and let’s dissect the future of the White Sox together!
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