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As the White Sox season comes to a close in a few weeks, it's only appropriate to start analyzing the way it went so let's look at breakout players.

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White Sox get a strong start from their young right-handed starter in Baltimore as he continues to have an impressive month of September.

White Sox shortstop has improved mightily on defense and continues to have solid contributions at the plate in his third major league season.

White Sox left hander has control issues in his second consecutive start but still posted a quality start against the Kansas City Royals.

August was a good month to be a White Sox fan as the team won nearly 60% of the games they played, but this is not the case in September.

With all of the attention paid to rookies in the AL East and AL West, the Chicago White Sox's very own Daniel Palka has fallen under the radar.

White Sox veteran first baseman returned from the disabled list on Monday in the team's extra-inning loss to the Kansas City Royals.

Don't panic, White Sox fans. The rebuild is still going strong and there are plenty of other good prospects to be looking forward to seeing soon.

White Sox young starting pitcher showing signs of improvement after another quality start in the team's loss to the Anaheim Angels on Sunday afternoon.

Now that White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech is out for the 2019 season, Dylan Cease has suddenly become more important for the rebuild.

The White Sox suffered their second consecutive loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night thanks to big hits and bad timing.

With the bombshell announcement that the White Sox will be without Michael Kopech for the rest of the season and 2019, the team now has to fill his spot.

It is safe to assume that the White Sox will not make the post-season, so it's safe to start questioning what will happen in the 2019 season.

As the Major League White Sox players start to win more games, the minor league counterparts are earning kudos for their work, too.

White Sox have been a better team in the second half of this season and are moving towards building a new winning culture full of young talented players.