CHICAGO – The White Sox have been the talk of the 2026 Draft since sometime in the early evening of Dec. 9, 2025. At that point of the Winter Meetings, the South Siders were announced as the winners of the Draft Lottery and given the No. 1 pick overall. White

Caleb Bonemer belted 11 homers in the first month of the 2026 season. It turns out that wasn't an aberration. MLB's No. 16 prospect continued his power-packed campaign by mashing a pair of moonshots in Double-A Birmingham's 7-6 loss to Montgomery at Regions Field on Saturday. The performance was Bonemer's

BALTIMORE – White Sox No. 1 prospect infielder Caleb Bonemer has been selected to play in the 2026 MLB All-Star Futures Game scheduled for Sunday, July 12 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, the team announced Wednesday. The 20-year-old Bonemer, the No. 16-ranked MLB.com prospect, has gone 65-for-268, slashing .243/.381/.526

Caleb Bonemer not only delivered his first Double-A homer in grand fashion, he did it on a career afternoon. MLB’s No. 13 prospect had a huge day at the dish, going 4-for-5 with a grand slam in Double-A Birmingham's 10-5 victory over Knoxville on Sunday at Regions Field. The four-hit

CHICAGO – The last injury rehab start made by Noah Schultz, taking place Friday night for Triple-A Charlotte, might be the left-hander's last Minor League start for the foreseeable future. Schultz, who is working his way back from right patellar tendinitis, threw 4 2/3 innings and 74 pitches for the

Left-hander Noah Schultz, sidelined since May 26 with right knee patellar tendinitis, could be nearing his return.

There was good news at Triple-A Charlotte on Tuesday night for the White Sox. Catcher Kyle Teel (hamstring strain/LCL sprain) and left-handed starter Noah Schultz (patellar tendinitis) each made their first appearances of a rehab assignment with the Knights. Schultz started on the mound, and Teel went 2-for-3 with a

NEW YORK -- The White Sox thought about calling up left-handed pitcher Hagen Smith to make his MLB debut last weekend. That ultimately didn't happen, and now Chicago’s No. 4 prospect and the No. 47 prospect in MLB won't be pitching anywhere for a while.

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CHICAGO -- Why is Braden Montgomery prepared for Major League Baseball? That specific question was answered by the No. 21 prospect overall and No. 2 White Sox prospect, according to MLB Pipeline, after he was called up from Triple-A Charlotte for Tuesday’s series-opening contest against the Braves at Rate Field.

CHICAGO -- Forgive Braden Montgomery if he was darn near speechless after the White Sox claimed a 6-5 victory in 10 innings over the Braves on Tuesday night at Rate Field. The 23-year-old rookie just made history in his Major League debut, so he had reason to search a bit

Braden Montgomery earning a promotion to the big leagues in mid-2026 is no surprise. The White Sox calling him up to bolster their postseason chances while holding a two-game lead on a Wild Card berth two months into the season? Now that's a shocker.

Coming up on the second anniversary of being drafted fifth overall by the White Sox, Hagen Smith has hardly looked better. MLB's No. 47 prospect matched his season high of nine strikeouts and set a professional best of 92 pitches in a scoreless start as Triple-A Charlotte topped Durham, 12-5,

PHILADELPHIA – The White Sox scored early and often in a 6-3 victory over the Phillies on Saturday evening at Citizens Bank Park. Chicago faced Philadelphia right-hander Andrew Painter to start the game, and the team made him work during the opening frame. Painter threw 42 pitches as the White

When hanging out at Triple-A, it's probably best to choke up against Hagen Smith. MLB's No. 49 prospect struck out a season-high nine in his first start of the month for Charlotte on Tuesday. The White Sox southpaw went 4 1/3 innings in a 6-1 victory over Durham at Durham

MINNEAPOLIS -- David Sandlin had an incredible Major League debut on Wednesday. On Monday night, he had his “Welcome to the big leagues” moment. Facing the Twins for his second career start, Sandlin gave up eight runs on eight hits in four-plus innings as the White Sox dropped the opener

CHICAGO -- Munetaka Murakami made no attempt to mask how he was feeling Saturday morning after the White Sox placed their first baseman on the 10-day injured list with a Grade 2 right hamstring strain. “It hurts,” said Murakami, through interpreter Kenzo Yagi, when asked how the malady felt compared

Braden Montgomery found the perfect elixir for an uneven start to his Triple-A career, and boy was it grand. The White Sox No. 2 prospect had a breakthrough performance on Thursday night, belting his first pro grand slam and collecting three hits in Charlotte's 12-5 win over Jacksonville at Truist

CHICAGO -- The first pitch of White Sox right-hander David Sandlin's Major League Baseball career was a called strike that was challenged and overturned by the ABS system Wednesday night against the Twins at Rate Field. Sandlin’s second pitch, a 97.2 mph four-seamer according to Statcast, was launched by Byron

CHICAGO -- As new White Sox pitcher David Sandlin entered his senior year of high school, the Major Leagues seemed like a pipedream.

George Wolkow just had the best two days of his young career. After finishing a double shy of the cycle on Tuesday, the White Sox No. 14 prospect tallied three more hits on Wednesday in a 19-8 win for High-A Winston-Salem over Greensboro at First National Bank Field.

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