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2019 South Side Sox Prospect Vote: Round 1
Who is the best prospect in the White Sox system?
Aside from Harpchado, who’s still available for the White Sox to acquire this offseason?
Several viable alternatives, via free agency or trade, could help the South Siders in 2019 and beyond
South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 100: Brian Clark
Our Top 100 kicks off with a southpaw in search of a bullpen home
Eloy is No. 1!
Finally, an outlet — Clubhouse Corner — listing Jiménez as the top prospect in baseball
Preview of coming attractions
On the one-year anniversary of regime change, let’s unfurl the future, as SSS Mach 3 motors into 2019
An early peek at the 2019 Intimidators
Whether holdovers from 2018, or brand-new additions to the team, Kannapolis will once again be a hub of exciting baseball
Taking a swing with Michael Hickman
After adjusting his mechanics and putting in a ton of hard work, the catcher ended 2018 as the hottest of the White Sox’s young backstops
Groundhog daze (Sox version)
Happy Groundhog Day — when Southpaw pokes his head up out of the dugout, and if he sees his shadow, it means six more years of rebuilding
Buck Weaver Lookalike Contest? Harold Baines Non-Bobbling Bobblehead Day? Bro-Country Demolition Night?
In the wake of a 100-loss season, the team is hungry to draw fans, made clear by another early peek at the 2019 Chicago White Sox promotional calendar
Eloy ... at No. 5?!?
But Kopech and Cease, with No. 1 starter futures still intact, join Jiménez in the ESPN Top 25
White Sox winter league update
After the AFL, some players saw action in even warmer climates
Harold hits the Hall
Chicago was lucky to have Baines for as long as we did, and his trip to Cooperstown this week again showed us why
Keep an eye out for Yoán
The young second baseman got right to work in Arizona after the season, fine-tuning his swing and putting in the work to yield a big 2019
ESPN’s bottom 50: it’s only Robert
Dane Dunning’s at No. 109, Nick Madrigal comes in ~No. 112
Smart Baseball
The story behind the old stats that are ruining the game, the new ones that are running it, and the right way to think about baseball
Casey at the Sabermetric Bat
Or: Was Mudville done in by launch angle?
Steele Walker: Ready to attack in 2019
First-year adjustments and injuries behind him, look for the center fielder to launch himself into the thick of the outfield prospect mix
Goosed: Ballpark sections 106 and 107 become an island
As the temperature tumbles toward zero, sit back and imagine sipping a beer in muggy August, with the sounds of the sea ballpark wafting through the air ...
Sights and sounds for SoxFest, Day 3
Let the weirdness settle in
What’s up, Joc? (or: what to do about prospect love)
Joc Pederson might come to the White Sox, and prospects will be traded — like it or not
White Sox land five in MLB’s Top 50
White Sox place six players overall in the Top 80; Eloy, Kopech and Cease are all Top 25
Luis González: double hungry
Somewhat overlooked among White Sox prospects, the fleet center fielder shot up the organizational charts in his first full pro season
Sights and sounds from SoxFest, Day 2
We can only hope for half of Harpchado; Yoán batting leadoff?
Fluky pen? Vets to the rescue!
With the additions of Kelvin Herrera and Alex Colomé, White Sox look to ‘shorten games’ in 2019
Sights and sounds from SoxFest, Day 1
Hahn, Hall-of-Famers, and happiness, as befits opening festivities
How crabby are Sox fans?
Let one writer count the ways
SoxFest: cold open
As the weekend gets underway, the White Sox (and all of baseball) are suffering from a case of frozen wallets — but we’ve made a big signing!
South Side Sox welcomes three to our White Sox Hall of Fame
Mark Buehrle cruises, while Eddie Collins and Billy Pierce take big jumps and squeak in
Spirit of 76
White Sox place six players in Baseball Prospectus’ Top 76 prospects, five in Baseball America’s
Collusion? Confusion
Yasmani Grandal had four multiyear offers, including one from the White Sox. Does that trip up this offseason’s conspiracy theories?
BBWAA copies South Side Sox Hall of Fame results, sends four to Cooperstown
Hey, it’s cool — we elected the same players. Let’s drill down into the differences in the results