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The Chicago White Sox are cultivating a formidable middle infield with a wealth of promising prospects. Last season, rookie shortstop Colson Montgomery set a record for first-year shortstops with twenty-one home runs. Teammate Chase Meidroth, moved to second base, ranked third among American League rookies with one hundred sixty-five base hits.

More talent is emerging, with Caleb Bonemer earning Single-A MVP honors and Billy Carlson, Kyle Lodise, and William Bergolla advancing rapidly. Second basemen like Sam Antonacci showcase high on-base skills. Farm director Paul Janish emphasizes the need for versatility, with players learning multiple infield spots to enhance their prospects and team flexibility.

Bonemer exceeded expectations with a slash line of .281/.401/.473, twelve homers, and twenty-nine steals. Antonacci impressed with barrel control and multi-position defense. Looking ahead, the White Sox hold the top pick in next years draft, eyeing UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky, and have outfield standouts and emerging arms, setting up an exciting future for the big league lineup.

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