White Sox’s Edgar Quero Goes Yard In Triple-A

Over the last year or so, the White Sox have remade their farm system in earnest. One of their first moves was to spin righthander Lucas Giolito to the Angels in exchange for lefty Ky Bush and catcher Edgar Quero. The former made his big league debut on Monday, and the latter has put together a strong season at the upper levels. He began the year as the sixth-youngest player in the Southern League, where he posted an .823 OPS with a dozen home runs. Since moving to Triple-A, he’s kept on hitting. The 21-year-old swatted his third Triple-A longball on Tuesday as part of a 3-for-4 night in Charlotte’s win over Louisville. Quero is one of 15 hitters his age or younger with 15 or more home runs this season, and one of just four who have spent the entire year at the upper levels.