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Cholowsky’s Season Cut Short | Chicago White Sox News
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Roch Cholowsky, the top draft pick ever, had his season cut short after just nine games with the White Sox’s High-A team due to wrist soreness — but don’t let that stop you from watching this rising star. Hitting .167 with 10 RBIs and stealing three bases, he was already a college phenom at UCLA, where he hit over .300 and earned finalist honors for a major award. MLB.com ranks him as the 11th-best prospect in baseball, and while he’ll likely start next season in the minors, his ceiling is sky-high if he can handle pro pitching. The White Sox are clearly betting big on him — and shutting down another shortstop, Billy Carlson, shows they’re protecting their future at the position.
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