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The White Sox are grappling with mixed fortunes ahead of the season, highlighted by Kyle Teel's unfortunate hamstring strain during Team Italy's WBC game, which has left a void in the catching depth. As Teel heads to the sidelines, the spotlight shifts to No. 9 prospect Sam Antonacci, who has been making a name for himself with impressive showings both in the Cactus League and at the Classic. Antonacci's notable performance, including a home run that excited GM Chris Getz, suggests he is ready to step up, even if he isn’t expected to break camp with the team. With an 8-4 loss to the Angels, it’s evident the Sox still have work to do as they brace for the challenges ahead.
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Antonacci making strong impression in Cactus League and at Classic
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Sam Antonacci almost certainly won’t break camp with the White Sox, a point stressed by general manager Chris Getz when asked prior to Wednesday’s 8-4 loss to the Angels in Cactus League action.
But with the impressive style of play during Spring Training and for Team Italy
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White Sox to rely on catching depth after Teel's injury in Classic
GLENDALE, Ariz. – When Kyle Teel homered off Nolan McLean during Team Italy’s 8-6 victory over Team USA on Tuesday, Chris Getz literally jumped off his couch with excitement.
Sam Antonacci, the No. 9 White Sox prospect according to MLB Pipeline, followed with a second long ball two batters later
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Kyle Teel leaves WBC game with hamstring strain
Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel left Tuesday night’s World Baseball Classic tilt between Team Italy and Team USA after suffering right hamstring discomfort while running the bases. Team Italy manager Francisco Cervelli confirmed the injury as a right hamstring strain and that the team will replace Teel on the roster with Andres Annunziata. Teel […]
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Today in White Sox History: March 11
1930 Former White Sox coach and player in their minor league system, Bobby Winkles, was born, in Tuckerman, Ark. Winkles was signed by the White Sox out of Illinois Wesleyan University in 1951, though he would soon miss two seasons due to Korean War service. Winkles ended up playing seven minor league seasons, reaching Triple-A […]