The White Sox rebuilding project should be complete in 2020. Here’s what the starting lineup and rotation could look like. Not pictured: Alec Hansen, RHP, minor-leaguer
Has expressed desire to stay with Sox, and at age 33 in 2020, could be the veteran leader needed.
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Top prospect in baseball this season expected to be one of the stars of the group.
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First-round draft pick this year ranked in Baseball America’s top 10 Sox prospects.
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Signed to contract extension this year, Sox hope he will be in prime during contention years.
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The top prospect from the Jose Quintana trade, the Sox view him as similar in potential to Moncada.
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At 19, he’s the youngest of this crop and the one with the most levels to climb.
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The newest addition to the group via the Yankees is starting off with Sox in low-Class A.
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Another who would need to sign contract extension, or Sox might decide to trade him before then.
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Health has slowed his progress this year, but Sox still hoping he will be front-end starter.
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The club’s top-ranked pitching prospect has big potential and competitive fire.
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The most experienced of Sox prospects has looked deserving of a call-up.
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Once the top right-handed pitching prospect in the country, he needs consistent command to reach potential.
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