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Guardians hitting development coach Conner Watson is leaving for Houston, opening the door for the White Sox to take another step forward in the AL Central in 2027.
Andrew Benintendi and Luis Castillo are both expensive players on the White Sox roster that aren't providing much value. The White Sox should find a way to move on from them this offseason.
All indications say the month of November will be very busy for free agent and trade activity across Major League Baseball, so the White Sox will need to act early and often if they wish to upgrade their roster in a meaningful way.
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With the White Sox in need of a replacement for scouting director Mike Shirley this offseason, it sounds as if the team will be doing some slight restructuring in the front office and hiring a new position.
Cleveland fans and social media accounts spent the entire week trolling the White Sox, only for the Guardians to lose just over a week later to the Rays.
Teruaki Sato will be posted and come to MLB this year from Japan, and I think the White Sox should avoid temptation here and pursue someone else instead.
An update on the chances of Chase Meidroth, Miguel Vargas, and Tristan Peters winning a Silver Slugger award as the season comes to an end.
For the White Sox in free agency: Tarik Skubal is a dream target, Tyler Mahle is more realistic, and Robbie Ray would be a mistake.
Possible White Sox free agent targets Seiya Suzuki, Randy Arozarena, and Trevor Rogers are likely to receive a qualifying offer, potentially affecting Chicago's free-agent pursuits.
With the White Sox likely to be in the outfield market, players they could target include Randy Arozarena, Seiya Suzuki, and Taylor Ward.
The White Sox could explore deals for Michael King, Trevor Rogers, or Freddy Peralta to bolster their starting rotation when free agency opens this winter.
The White Sox have struggled to develop their young pitching prospects. Could that ruin their long-term success?
Chris Getz spoke to the media Wednesday for the first time since the season ended, providing updates about Munetaka Murakami, Grant Taylor, Hagen Smith, and the coaching staff.