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Colson Montgomery's ignominious strikeout record joins White Sox ghosts of past and present (opens the original)
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Had I told you before the season that the Chicago White Sox would clinch a postseason spot and that Colson Montgomery would produce a record-breaking effort, you probably would have assumed that we'd be gearing up for his MVP coronation. Unfortunately, while the Pale Hose did defy all expectations in 2026, Montgomery made the wrong kind of history. After a brilliant rookie campaign in which he posted an. 840 OPS and 130 wRC+, the 24-year-old's encore has left him saddled with the all-time single
Kyle Teel's bizarre performance since returning from injury raises longer-term questions for White Sox (opens the original)
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It's been a trying season for Kyle Teel. The centerpiece of the Garrett Crochet trade return burst onto the scene as a rookie last year -- he posted a robust .786 OPS and 125 wRC+ in nearly 300 plate appearances -- setting the stage for an exciting encore. Instead, what we've gotten is an injury-plagued sophomore slump. Teel has played in just 34 games with the Chicago White Sox in 2026, bombarded by an assortment of lower-body injuries. A hamstring strain in the World Baseball Classic was follo
Colson Montgomery's poorly timed slump is threatening White Sox's grip on AL Central (opens the original)
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In terms of pure value, there are few players on the Chicago White Sox's roster that deserve more credit for the team's surprising success this year than Colson Montgomery. The second-year middle infielder has hit a whopping 28 home runs while playing excellent defense at third base (+3 Outs Above Average) and shortstop (+6 OAA), earning him 2.6 fWAR. That latter figure ranks fifth among all Pale Hose position players this year, behind only Miguel Vargas, Chase Meidroth, Tristan Peters, and Mune
Mets' decision to give up on blockbuster trade just paved White Sox's way for an unlikely reunion (opens the original)
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It's weird when a blockbuster trade doesn't work out for either side, but expectations were never terribly high once the Chicago White Sox sent Luis Robert Jr. to the New York Mets. The one-time All-Star had shown so much promise while with the Pale Hose, but injuries robbed him of any chance of ever cementing himself as the face of the franchise. And so the saga has continued in Queens this year; Robert missed about three months earlier this season due to a lumbar spine disc herniation and has
White Sox's bet on Luis Castillo will pay off if he can shake loose of his 2026 trends (opens the original)
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The Chicago White Sox are leading the AL Central and currently in possession of a top-two seed in the American League, but all the talk about them buying at the trade deadline still felt a little surreal after the calamity of the past few seasons. Well, they finally brought those dreams into reality late on Saturday night, acquiring Luis Castillo from the Seattle Mariners in one of the true blockbusters of the summer. They paid a relatively steep price to nab the right-hander, sending out set-up
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