6 hours ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Colson has gone from a 6 win pace to a sub 4. He is still plenty young and can improve, but as of now the swing & miss really limits his ceiling. They got to find a way to get his whiff rate back to Y25 levels.

It seems about the time he got injured is when his numbers started tailing off. I wonder if there is a connection more than they are telling us.

Mune/Vargas first pair of Sox to hit 28+ HR in a season since Abreu and Eloy in 2019.

Colson should join them soon enough and all three should clear 30+

• 1927 New York Yankees: Babe Ruth (60), Lou Gehrig (47), Bob Meusel (33).

• 1930 Philadelphia Athletics: Jimmie Foxx (37), Al Simmons (36), Mule Haas (32).

• 1956 Cincinnati Reds: Wally Post (33), Ted Kluszewski (35), Gus Bell (32).

• 1977 Los Angeles Dodgers: Reggie Smith (32), Steve Garvey (33), Ron Cey (28) — (note: Cey fell short here; included to show era context)

ABs per HR:

• Mune: 11.24 (1st in MLB)

• Vargas: 16.54 (16th)

• Colson: 17.35 (19th)

Only team with 3 in the top 20. Four other teams have two:

• NYY: Rice (5th) and Luis Garcia (18th)

• LAD: Shohei (9th) and Muncy (10th)

• WSH: Wood (8th) and Abrams (13th)

• ATH: Langeliers (14th) and Kurtz (17th)

Mune (2nd) and Vargas (17th) are also top 20 in walk%. No other duo is top 20 at both.

3 minutes ago, Whisox05 said:

He almost had a Golden Sombrero tonight. He hit a pop flyout with a 1-2 count in his last at bat.

I saw it on social media and I can't see it. Colson Montgomery is Joey Gallo. Bring up Bonemer. Trade Colson Gallo before it's too late.

1 hour ago, Whisox05 said:

How close is he going to get to a sub .200 batting avg and/or a sub .700 OPS? Only 6 HRs in July and Aug.

This could be part of his adjustment and growth as a MLB player, but nonetheless, I'm glad the Sox have other excellent options in the pipeline who can play SS.