https://www.mlb.com/prospects/stats/affiliates?teamId=145&date=06/11/2026

https://www.mlb.com/milb/scores/all/all/whitesox?affiliateId=mlbcom-milb

Been a long five years and nice to be relevant. It is a long season though so follow here to see how the reinforcements do. Davis goes for AA. Nick McLain to A ball. Max Banks got promoted to A+.

Love, Love, Love that thread title Doc.

Sebastian Romero with HR #5 in 8 games as a 17 year old. It looks like we hit the jackpot.

Edited Thursday at 04:56 PM5 days by ron883

Another HR for Sebastian Romero. That’s 5 already. Maybe someone from Latin America who can at least make it past Kanny?

1 hour ago, ron883 said:

Sebastian Romero with HR #5 in 8 games as a 17 year old. It looks like we hit the jackpot.

Maybe we can trade him for Cam Booser

5 minutes ago, Squirmin' for Yermin said:

Maybe we can trade him for Cam Booser

I was going to make this post, but about James Shields.

54 minutes ago, Timmy U said:

Another HR for Sebastian Romero. That’s 5 already. Maybe someone from Latin America who can at least make it past Kanny?

It's wild that the most successful LA signing of the last decade, that stayed in the system, is Lenyn Sosa.

1 hour ago, Timmy U said:

Another HR for Sebastian Romero. That’s 5 already. Maybe someone from Latin America who can at least make it past Kanny?

Man somebody blacked out our Lenyn Sosa, Jose Rodriguez golden era

6 minutes ago, bmags said:

Man somebody blacked out our Lenyn Sosa, Jose Rodriguez golden era

I have blacked out a lot of recent Sox history.

We've got a number of young players who are crushing it in DSL so far. Below are stats and some FutureSox info. I can't remember us having this many 16-17 year olds off to such great starts. Very encouraging sign. I'm getting awfully excited over here @Y2Jimmy0 @Sleepy Harold

Sebastian Romero: 17 years old, 6-2, 175 pound, left handed CF (1.5mil signing) - 8 games, 34 PAs, 5 HR, 2 BB, 8 SO, .393 AVG, .471 OBP, .964 SLG, 1.435 OPS

Ronald Cordoza: 17 years old, 6-5, 200 pound catcher (gigantic for a catcher and 17 year old) shows a power over hit profile with advanced receiving skills and a plus arm (375k signing) - 7 games, 27 PAs, 4 XBHs, 8 BBs, 2 SO, .389 AVG, .556 OBP, .833 SLG, 1.389 OPS

Carlos Vielma: 16 years old, 5-10 160 pound SS, left handed (400k signing) - 8 games, 35 PAs, 5 XBHs, 9 BBs, 2 SOs, .500 AVG, .629 OBP, .769 SLG, 1.398 OPS

https://www.futuresox.net/2026/05/31/2026-white-sox-affiliate-preview-domi/

16 minutes ago, ron883 said:

We've got a number of young players who are crushing it in DSL so far. Below are stats and some FutureSox info. I can't remember us having this many 16-17 year olds off to such great starts. Very encouraging sign. I'm getting awfully excited over here @Y2Jimmy0 @Sleepy Harold

Sebastian Romero: 17 years old, 6-2, 175 pound, left handed CF (1.5mil signing) - 8 games, 34 PAs, 5 HR, 2 BB, 8 SO, .393 AVG, .471 OBP, .964 SLG, 1.435 OPS

Ronald Cordoza: 17 years old, 6-5, 200 pound catcher (gigantic for a catcher and 17 year old) shows a power over hit profile with advanced receiving skills and a plus arm (375k signing) - 7 games, 27 PAs, 4 XBHs, 8 BBs, 2 SO, .389 AVG, .556 OBP, .833 SLG, 1.389 OPS

Carlos Vielma: 16 years old, 5-10 160 pound SS, left handed (400k signing) - 8 games, 35 PAs, 5 XBHs, 9 BBs, 2 SOs, .500 AVG, .629 OBP, .769 SLG, 1.398 OPS

https://www.futuresox.net/2026/05/31/2026-white-sox-affiliate-preview-domi/

What Romero is doing is fantastic. Obviously it's early but he may in fact be a dude.

1 minute ago, Sleepy Harold said:

What Romero is doing is fantastic. Obviously it's early but he may in fact be a dude.

Definitely. I know DSL numbers can be deceiving (I'm looking at you Benyamin Bailey), but it's great that all three of these young guys are doing this well so far. Vielma is only 16.

4 hours ago, Timmy U said:

I have blacked out a lot of recent Sox history.

That's for the best

The minors do feel a little barren now with everybody we have called up. Especially with Hagen Smith potentially on his way. Need guys like Fauske to step it up.

Edited Friday at 12:11 AM5 days by ron883

22 minutes ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

Him and Vargas have similar builds and swings. We'll see how he does when the inevitable AA promotion hits but a real talent no doubt.

47 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

Him and Vargas have similar builds and swings. We'll see how he does when the inevitable AA promotion hits but a real talent no doubt.

It's blasphemy, but Bonemer's build and very quiet swing have always reminded me of Mike Trout. I know. No one is Mike Trout. But there are similarities.

9 minutes ago, Timmy U said:

It's blasphemy, but Bonemer's build and very quiet swing have always reminded me of Mike Trout. I know. No one is Mike Trout. But there are similarities.

Now that you say that I can’t unsee it. Pretty spot on comparison.

I still have Wolkow hope. Him and Bonemer have such crazy juice.

11 minutes ago, Timmy U said:

It's blasphemy, but Bonemer's build and very quiet swing have always reminded me of Mike Trout. I know. No one is Mike Trout. But there are similarities.

I almost posted it, I saw it too after a few more watches comparing him with vargas and didn't want to post it. Yes, it's there, the back tilt that all great hitters have is there. admin seeing it too, yea.

Edited Friday at 01:53 AM5 days by chitownsportsfan

12 minutes ago, Timmy U said:

It's blasphemy, but Bonemer's build and very quiet swing have always reminded me of Mike Trout. I know. No one is Mike Trout. But there are similarities.

Dan Uggla for me

2 minutes ago, fathom said:

Dan Uggla for me

RHB Mickey Tettleton imo.

12 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

RHB Mickey Tettleton imo.

Same high hand set-up/placement?

Edited Friday at 02:08 AM5 days by caulfield12

The team meeting in Spring Training:

Just power up and down the system, damn.

Three good starts in a row for Sinibaldi. Maybe turning corner?