Scot Gregor

Young power pitcher Cease, an integral part of the Jose Quintana trade, could impact the White Sox in 2019.

No one doubts that the 21-year-old left fielder will be a fixture of Chicago’s lineup for years to come.

The No. 4 overall pick entered pro ball nursing an injury from the College World Series, but he showed no ill effects in a strong pro debut.

If he keeps hitting, the young slugger will reach the majors before the season ends, making him the system’s Best Player in our midseason update.

Zavala considers himself to be a catcher who can hit. His performance at Double-A backs that assessment.

The 2016 first-rounder worked out with a major league star and added strength in a productive winter.

The top four prospects in the system, plus last year’s first-round pick, were all banged up at various points this spring.

The White Sox believe a change of scenery could help Casey Gillaspie unlock his power potential.

Minor league strikeout champ Alec Hansen keeps his eyes on the future, not the past.

Cuban phenom Luis Robert could burst on the prospect scene in 2018.

Ian Clarkin aims for a healthy season with White Sox.

Outfielder Charlie Tilson strives to make 2018 his first injury-free season with the White Sox.

Scot Gregor chooses postseason award winners for White Sox prospects.

First-rounder Jake Burger hit for the cycle for first time at any level.

Blake Rutherford hit .281/.342/.391 with two home runs in Yankees system.

Yoan Moncada focuses on having the same approach from both sides of the plate.

The White Sox compared first-round pick Jake Burger to Gary Gaetti.

After an up-and-down first season, Carson Fulmer landed on solid ground.

Luis Alexander Basabe instantly became the White Sox’s top outfield prospect.