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Played independent ball in 2019 - not playing this year. Most likely done.

Very low to middling results in AAA this year.

Has been in Independent ball since 2019.

Hitting for low average but high power in W-S.

Absolutely struggling in AA this year.

Now in the Yankees minor league system.

Playing in independent ball since 2019. Done with the Sox.

Struggling in AAA this year. May not see the majors,

Played for Seattle AAA in 2019 - Been in Mexico since.

Playing independent ball in 2021. May be back in the minors next year. Probably not with the Sox.

Tall, lanky lefty power HS SS. May end up at 3B eventually. "Montgomery thought basketball would be his future when he began his high school career, and while he's the leading scorer in Southridge HS (Huntingburg, Ind.) history, he has more upside in baseball. He made continued improvement on the showcase circuit during the summer, finished with a strong performance at the World Wood Bat Association World Championship in October and powered Southridge to its first state 3-A championship this spring. He'll turn 19 five months before the Draft, which hurts him with teams that focus on age, but he's also one of the more physical athletes in the prep position player crop. Montgomery has a good left-handed swing that should allow him to hit for average and power. He's most effective when he uses the entire field rather than trying to pull pitches out of the park, and his approach got more consistent throughout the summer. His frame resembles Corey Seager's at the same stage of their careers and he has the strength and bat speed to develop similar pop. Though he plays shortstop in high school, Montgomery has fringy speed and figures to outgrow the position once he fills out his 6-foot-4 frame. He moves well for his size and should become at least an average defender with a solid arm at the hot corner. If he attends college at Indiana, he'll be eligible for the 2023 Draft."

Finally made it to the majors. Filled in for injured Moncada, Presently in AAA.

Middle relief. Shows well at times, but not as overpowering as he was in '20.

He's been doing decent work for the Sox in '21. On the edge of staying up to going back to AAA.

Up and filling in while Grandal is injured. Good defense. Spotty bat.

He's staying with the team. Not going to the minors any time soon.

No longer a prospect. He's not getting sent down any time soon.

ESPN gets Draft Kings ads and promos - don't they?

Nice shout out of FutureSox.

Would have been nice to get Robbie Ray...

This sure makes the September 1 roster look awesome though.

Outside of an August trip to Tampa, the Sox don't leave the Midwest until early September.

Adam Dunn. He barely batten .200 and struck out a bunch before joined the team. What else was he going to do on the Sox?

So, Burr and Hamilton reunited again...

I made this today's thread because it was the easiest way.