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Colson Montgomery is in the midst of the worst slump of his career, and the White Sox may not be able to afford remaining patient with him for much longer.
Luis Robert Jr. has been placed on waivers by the Mets, freeing up the possibility for an impossible reunion with the White Sox that would both upgrade their bench and increase their payroll.
With the White Sox reportedly discussing an extension with Munetaka Murakami, the club should then shift it's focus to Miguel Vargas and Tristan Peters.
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Tristan Peters has gone from barely making the White Sox roster to tying franchise records seemingly overnight. He continues to be the biggest story of the 2026 season for Chicago.
With September roster expansion coming soon, White Sox fans shouldn't expect the team to add any impact players to the roster.
Reds slugger Eugenio Suarez is available on waivers and the White Sox should consider adding him to provide power off the bench and move on from Luisangel Acuna.
Miguel Vargas, Chase Meidroth, and Tristan Peters have all had excellent seasons and deserve to be in the conversation for the AL Silver Slugger awards at their respective positions.
The White Sox have a great chance to play Postseason baseball this season, but they'll only go as far as their pitching staff takes them.
The White Sox currently lead in the AL Central, but the division is not clinched yet. This explores how each team could surpass the White Sox in the standings.
Ranking each of the White Sox starting pitcher by how much they can be trusted to start a potential postseason game.
Jake Rogers may not be a world-beater at the plate, but he's made an impact on other organizations and brings a sense of reliability to the White Sox.
Early returns from the White Sox trade deadline acquisitons are not strong, proving that fans concerns over whether Chris Getz did enough were completely justified.