Scot Gregor

Cuban outfielder Oscar Colas pitched in his homeland and in the Japanese minor leagues, but he is focused on hitting after being a big-ticket international signee this year.

After tantalizing for a year in the Dominican Summer League, righthander Norge Vera will make his U.S. debut in 2022.

The 22-year-old righthander quickly became one of the team’s top pitching prospects.

A series of White Sox transactions in 2021 created a hole at second base, one that the 24-year-old Cuban might one day fill.

The White Sox liked what they saw from the 20-year-old shortstop who rose to Double-A after entering the season with no full-season experience.

The 25-year-old embraces positional versatility and hits his way to the big leagues.

In his first game action since 2019, Vera has impressed in the Dominican Summer League.

Chicago’s first-round pick knows he has to work to remain athletic and precise to stay at shortstop. There are fewer questions about the former three-sport star’s bat.

The 2018 third-round lefthander had developed the utmost confidence in his changeup at Double-A as he moves swiftly to Chicago.

The 20-year-old outfielder impressed in instructional league and did the same in his first few games at Low-A.

The 2017 second-rounder felt shunned by not getting an alternate site invite last year, so he used it as motivation to learn a new position.

The 2018 international signee is part of a large group of Cuban players in the White Sox organization.

The 24-year-old righthander is part of a talented group that could bolster Chicago’s pitching staff in 2021.

The White Sox signed Cuban outfielder Yoelqui Cespedes, the half-brother of Yoenis, after the two spent time working out this offseason.

The 21-year-old lefthander made a big impression while becoming the first 2020 draftee to reach the big leagues.

The White Sox see plenty of promise in Fernando Tatis Jr.’s younger brother, who is a 19-year-old shortstop.

The 2017 first-rounder remains undeterred even after losing two seasons to leg injuries and then contending with the pandemic in 2020.

The five-tool center fielder came out swinging in August, drawing lofty comparisons, before hitting a wall in September.

The 2020 second-round pick has already made gains at the team’s alternate site camp.

A little more than a year after having Tommy John surgery, Lambert made the Opening Day roster.