Sleepy Harold

Sure does

He has 16 in 50 games played this season with a combined .935 OPS between Kanny & WS. I'd say that seems like machine-pace to me

You mean to tell me that every single prospect won't work out and become a perennial all-star? Blasphemous.

Lol you're reaching here. I never said it was all good because I'm well aware that it isn't and said as much. However, it's also not the 2012 White Sox top 30 list compromised of Addison Reed and trash. That was an absolute trash system.

All I'm saying is that the stat-line scouting of collective numbers like you mentioned points out obvious flaws, of which I'm not disputing. But strictly looking at those and basing an opinion on that doesn't take into account the context of said numbers or the individual output of certain players vs journeyman gas-cans and roster fillers. It's important to dive into the individuals that are most likely to help the club, and I believe there are a fair amount of interesting options that are in the lower minors.

Like others have mentioned, as it stands right I'd put them in the bottom third of systems. We'll see if that's altered any post-deadline. I don't disagree that the system is still lacking, but I wouldn't define it as trash either.

You know it's a bunk list when they have Jacob Gonzalez at two and Schultz still at four.

(so far) an .857 OPS and 117 wRC+ in the ACL as an 18 year old.

Schultz being in the top 50 caught me off guard, but I love it.

Vaudeville night is gonna be so ?

https://d1baseball.com/prospects/2023-undrafted-free-agent-signings-tracker/ This link has the Sox with three undrafted signings so far, Carson Jacobs, RHP, North Dakota State Connery Peters, RHP, UT-Arlington Dominic Tamez, C, Alabama

Nothing reported for the Sox just yet

While I can't take credit for its creation, it's fantastic.