2027 South Side Sox Prospect Vote: Round 6
South Side Sox Top-Voted White Sox Prospects for 202 7 Caleb Bonemer — 71% (Cholowsky 25%, Fauske 3%, Prosek 2%, Bergolla Jr./Carlson/McDougal/Sandlin/Thome/Volchko 0%) Roch Cholowsky — 75% (Sandlin 8%, Bergolla Jr.
Key points
- Bergolla’s vote total was the same as Round 3 winner Billy Carlson, only with many more votes cast.
- Casteel has power and control, and while the White Sox will bring him along with care, he has a rare profile in a pitching-starved White Sox system.
- took an immediate lead and held Jaden Fauske off for the Round 5 win.
McDougal’s presumptive march to the South Side rotation was stopped dead early in the season, when he was sidelined for weeks with forearm tightness.
162 overall), and thus the White Sox pocketed a player who should have been selected in the fifth round.
Additional details
- While the injury was thankfully not severe enough to necessitate a second TJS, Tanner was a relief arm for the rest of the season and not a stable one at that.
- That proved to be the case in his first professional season, but what ho, Fauske saw more time in center than right field.
- As you might have imagined in a shortstop-heavy system, we now have three shortstops among our first five picks: Past No.
- With a low average and slug to burn, the shortstop fits right in with the org profile of swinging hard, damn the contact.
- 27%, Fauske 13%, McDougal/Prosek 7%, Thome 4%, Lodise/Mogollón/Wolkow 2%, Volchko 0%) William Bergolla Jr.
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