Billy Carlson, a top-tier defensive shortstop for the Chicago White Sox, shows exceptional range and arm strength, with potential for offensive development despite existing mechanical challenges.
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MLB Draft Review: AL Central
Three Quarter Slot reviews every AL Central draft class, highlighting a favorite pick, a least favorite selection, and a sleeper to watch. From the White Sox landing consensus top prospect Roch Cholowsky to the Twins capitalizing on Vahn Lackey's slide, here's what stood out across another fascinating division of draft classes.
Chicago White Sox: Caleb Bonemer, 3B/SS
Caleb Bonemer is a promising 3B/SS for the Chicago White Sox, known for his strong offensive capabilities and potential excellence in defense, particularly at the major league level.
Chicago White Sox: Christian Oppor, LHP
Christian Oppor, a left-handed pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, showcases mid-90s fastballs and effective secondary pitches, but struggles with command and consistency.
Chicago White Sox: William Bergolla, SS/2B
Player: William BergollaOrg: Chicago BearsHighest Level: Triple APosition(s): SS/2BHeight: 5'9"Weight: 165 lbs.Bats: LeftThrows: RightSummary:Contact is what Bergolla does and he does it at a level that stands out across the minors. A compact left-handed stroke with almost no wasted movement and a contact rate that ranks among the best in professional baseball — the swing … Continue reading Chicago White Sox: William Bergolla, SS/2B
Chicago White Sox: Tanner McDougal, RHP
Tanner McDougal, a 6'5" RHP for the Chicago White Sox, showcases an exciting fastball and strong breaking balls, while improving command may lead to a promising rotation role.
Chicago White Sox: Sam Antonacci, 2B
Sam Antonacci, a left-handed second baseman for the Chicago White Sox, relies on strong strike-zone awareness and bat control, emphasizing on-base ability over power.
Chicago White Sox: Landon Hodge, C
Landon Hodge, a 6'1" left-handed catcher for the Chicago White Sox, combines athleticism with potential, showing skills that could lead him to a starting position.
Chicago White Sox: Noah Schultz, LHP
Noah Schultz, a 6'10" left-handed pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, faced knee issues in 2025, affecting his performance but retaining significant potential for future success.
Chicago White Sox: George Wolkow, OF
George Wolkow, a 6'7" outfielder, showcases impressive power and athleticism for his size, with potential growth as a middle-order hitter despite swing and pitch recognition challenges.