White Sox Prospects Shine Despite Weekend Losses: Who Stood Out? 

The White Sox kicked off their Spring Training with a couple of losses, but the silver lining was the impressive performances from some of their top prospects. Colson Montgomery, a consensus Top 100 prospect, showcased his power with a two-run homer, while Tim Elko also made waves with a solo shot. With the team in a rebuilding phase, these young talents are crucial for the future.

But here's where the conversation gets interesting: which of these prospects do you think has the highest potential to break out this season? Is it Montgomery with his power, or perhaps Elko with his versatility?

Additionally, the news of Justin Ishbia increasing his ownership stake in the White Sox raises questions about the direction of the franchise. What impact do you think this will have on the team's strategy moving forward? Will we see a more aggressive approach in acquiring talent, or will they continue to focus on developing their young players?

And let's not forget about the pitching staff. Despite the losses, several pitchers had standout performances. With names like Grant Taylor hitting 101.2 mph on the radar gun, could we be witnessing the emergence of a new ace in the making?

Share your thoughts on these prospects, the ownership changes, and what you expect from the White Sox this season. Are you optimistic about the future, or do you think they have a long way to go? Let's hear your predictions and insights!