Chicago White Sox: What are needs to target in deals?

This season, the Chicago White Sox have struggled to score runs. That is just a fact. However, the organization is deeper in certain areas than they are in others.

While it is uncertain the deals they will make or whom the White Sox are targeting, here are the key positions for the team needs improve upon for the rest of this season and into future seasons.

Catcher

If the White Sox are going to make a deal for a position player in a major deal, catcher should be among the players involved.

Jun 16, 2015; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Pittsburgh Pirates left fielder Starling Marte (R) crosses home plate to score as Chicago White Sox catcher Geovany Soto (L) takes a high throw during the third inning in an inter-league game at PNC Park. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

This organization is awful at that position, considering the fact that they don’t have anyone (minors or majors) who has MLB starting potential.

Geovany Soto will likely be gone before 2016, and Tyler Flowers is nothing more than a backup. When looking at most minor league scouting reports, the Sox might not have anything better on the way anytime soon.

Will they address this position over the next six months?

Well, it starts over the next month, however it will be easier to find even more talent over the winter. I don’t expect them to have a whole lot of depth at the catching position anytime soon, however the Sox need to find a major-league caliber starting catcher by the start of 2016.

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