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<\/p>\nThe Tyler Schweitzer Army showed up in full force, just 11 ballots into his Prospect Vote time. Better late than never, right? Schweitzer crushed the competition, earning 18 of 42 (18%) votes:<\/p>\n
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This is Schweitzer\u2019s worst of four showings in our Vote, as readers ranked him higher in 2023 (18th), 2024 (23rd) and 2025 (14th).<\/p>\n
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Past No. 35s in the SSS Top Prospect Vote<\/strong> Schweitzer is the 20th pitcher of 25 players to advance, as well as the ninth left-handed starter:<\/p>\n Newcomer Caden Connor finished in a tie for seventh, with two votes. Shortstop and 2025 draftee Colby Shelton joins the ballot for this round.<\/p>\n South Side Sox Top-Voted <\/strong>White Sox<\/strong><\/a> Prospects for 202<\/strong>6<\/p>\n Braden Mongomery<\/strong> \u2014 59% (Smith 17%, Bonemer 9%, Schultz 7%, Antonacci 3%, Adams\/Carlson\/McDougal 2%, Fauske\/Oppor 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Hagen Smith <\/strong>\u2014 40% (Bonemer 28%, Schultz 18%, McDougal 5%, Antonacci 4%, Carlson 3%, Bergolla\/Oppor 1%, Adams\/Fauske 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Caleb Bonemer <\/strong>\u2014 47% (Schultz 34%, Antonacci 10%, Carlson\/McDougal 4%, Bergolla 2%, Adams\/Fauske\/Oppor\/Perez 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Noah Schultz <\/strong>\u2014 49% (Antonacci 25%, Carlson 11%, McDougal 7%, Adams\/Bergolla\/Oppor 2%, Perez 1%, Fauske\/Lodise 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Sam Antonacci <\/strong>\u2014 41% (Carlson 25%, McDougal 20%, Bergolla\/Perez 4%, Oppor 3%, Adams 2%, Fauske 1%, Diaz\/Lodise 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Tanner McDougal<\/strong> \u2014 39% (Carlson 36%, Bergolla 7%, Adams 6%, Pallette 5%, Fauske 3%, Oppor 2%, Lodise 1%, Diaz\/Perez 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Billy Carlson<\/strong> \u2014 52% (Adams 18%, Oppor 12%, Bergolla 9%, Fauske 5%, Lodise\/Pallette\/Wolkow 2%, Diaz\/Perez 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Christian Oppor<\/strong> \u2014 24% (Murphy 20%, Adams\/Fauske 16%, Wolkow 10%, Bergolla 9%, Lodise\/Pallette\/Perez 1%, Diaz 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Shane Murphy<\/strong> \u2014 34% (Adams 20%, Wolkow 13%, Fauske 16%, Bergolla 9%, Palisch 4%, Lodise\/Pallette\/Perez 1%, Diaz 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Mason Adams<\/strong> \u2014 43% (Wolkow 22%, Bergolla 11%, Fauske\/Pallette 10%, Lodise\/Palisch\/Perez 2%, Diaz\/Hodge 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Jaden Fauske <\/strong>\u2014 24.0% (Perez 23.5%, Hodge 13.4%, Bergolla 12.9%, Wolkow 8%, Pallette 5%, Diaz\/Gonzalez\/Lodise\/Palisch 3%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Jeral Perez <\/strong>\u2014 20% (Umberger 15%, Wolkow 13%, Hodge 12.3%, Palisch 11.9%, Bergolla 11.4%, Lodise 7.3%, Pallette 6.9%, Diaz 2%, Gonzalez 1%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Grant Umberger <\/strong>\u2014 28% (Palisch 19%, Wolkow 13%, Bergolla 12%, Hodge 11%, Lodise 10%, Pallette 4%, Diaz 3%, Gonzalez\/Larson 1%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Mathias LaCombe <\/strong>\u2014 41% (Bergolla 19%, Wolkow 17%, Pallette 7%, Palisch 6%, Gonzalez 4%, Hodge\/Lodise 2%, Diaz\/Larson 1%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n William Bergolla <\/strong>\u2014 35% (Wolkow 20%, Pallette\/Palisch 13%, Larson 6%, Diaz\/Gordon\/Lodise 4%, Hodge 2%, Gonzalez 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n George Wolkow <\/strong>\u2014 38% (Pallette 22%, Palisch 12%, Gordon 8%, Lodise 6%, Gonzalez 5%, Batista\/Diaz\/Larson 3%, Hodge 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Peyton Pallette <\/strong>\u2014 38% (Palisch 13%, Lodise 11%, Gordon\/Larson 10%, Gonzalez 8%, Batista 5%, Diaz 3%, Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Blake Larson <\/strong>\u2014 21% (Lodise 18%, J. Gonzalez\/Palisch 15%, C. Gonzalez 11%, Gordon 10%, Batista 5%, Mogoll\u00f3n 3%, Hodge 2%, Diaz 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Ky Bush <\/strong>\u2014 24% (Palisch 19%, C. Gonzalez\/Lodise 16%, J. Gonzalez 8%, Gordon\/Batista 6%, Mogoll\u00f3n 3%, Diaz 2%, Hodge 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Jake Palisch <\/strong>\u2014 26% (Paez 21%, Lodise 19%, J. Gonzalez 13%, C. Gonzalez\/Gordon 8%, Batista\/Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n 2%, Diaz 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Jedixson Paez <\/strong>\u2014 45% (Nishida 20%, Gordon 14%, C. Gonzalez\/Lodise 8%, J. Gonzalez 4%, Mogoll\u00f3n 2%, Batista\/Diaz\/Hodge 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Christian Gonzalez <\/strong>\u2014 22% (Nishida 18%, Gordon 17%, J. Gonzalez 15%, Lodise 10%, Hodge 8%, Batista 5%, Mogoll\u00f3n 3%, Diaz 2%, Ziehl 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Rikuu Nishida <\/strong>\u2014 30% (Gordon 18%, J. Gonzalez 15%, Gowens 10%, Lodise 8%, Batista 7%, Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n\/Ziehl 3%, Diaz 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Kyle Lodise <\/strong>\u2014 23% (J. Gonzalez\/Gowens 18%, Gordon 14%, Batista\/Carela 7%, Diaz\/Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n\/Ziehl 4%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Jacob Gonzalez<\/strong>\u2014 26% (Gowens 21%, Gordon 20%, Schweitzer 11%, Batista 6%, Mogoll\u00f3n\/Ziehl 5%, Hodge 3%, Carela\/Diaz 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Riley Gowens <\/strong>\u2014 29% (Zavala 21%, Carela 13%, Gordon 11%, Batista 7%, 11%, Ziehl 5%, Diaz\/Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n\/Schweitzer 4%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Samuel Zavala <\/strong>\u2014 33% (Carela\/Gordon 15%, Alcala 10%, Ziehl 8%, Batista\/Schweitzer 5%, Diaz\/Hodge\/Mogoll\u00f3n 3%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Lucas Gordon <\/strong>\u2014 36% (Carela 19%, Alcala\/Batista\/Schweitzer 9%, Mogoll\u00f3n\/Ziehl 5%, Diaz\/Hodge 3%, Albertus 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Juan Carela <\/strong>\u2014 28% (Diaz\/Hodge 13%, Batista 11%, Alcala 9%, Iriarte\/Schweitzer 7%, Albertus\/Mogoll\u00f3n\/Ziehl 4%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Landon Hodge <\/strong>\u2014 19% (Batista 15%, Iriarte 13%, Alcala\/Diaz\/Ziehl 10%, Albertus\/Schweitzer 8%, Mogoll\u00f3n 6%, Rodriguez 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Gage Ziehl <\/strong>\u2014 19% (Albertus 17%, Alcala\/Galanie 12%, Iriarte 9%, Batista\/Diaz\/Rodriguez\/Schweitzer 7%, Mogoll\u00f3n 3%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Zach Franklin <\/strong>\u2014 38% (Alcala 15%, Batista 13%, Albertus\/Diaz\/Schweitzer 8%, Galanie\/Iriarte\/Mogoll\u00f3n\/Rodriguez 3%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Phil Fox <\/strong>\u2014 24% (Alcala 16%, Batista\/Galanie 12%, Iriarte\/Schweitzer 10%, Albertus\/Diaz 6%, Mogoll\u00f3n\/Rodriguez 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Marcelo Alcala <\/strong>\u2014 18% (Alcala 16%, Diaz\/Schweitzer 16%, Batista 14%, Albertus\/Galanie 9%, Iriarte\/Mogoll\u00f3n 7%, Rodriguez 5%, Burrowes 0%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Tyler Schweitzer <\/strong>\u2014 43% (Albertus 12%, Diaz 10%, Burrowes\/Galanie\/Mogoll\u00f3n 7%, Connor\/Rodriguez 5%, Batista\/Iriarte 2%)<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n Alexander Albertus<\/strong> Advertisement<\/p>\n What can you say further about Albertus? He seems to have great tools but an uncanny ability to stay off of the field (just eight games in a season-plus in the White Sox system). In 2025, he was assigned to Kannapolis but was \u2026 wait for it \u2026 injured. He lasted just eight games of ACL rehab before hitting the IL-60 again.<\/p>\n Aldrin Batista<\/strong> Batista was our No. 6-voted player in last year\u2019s poll and top righthander \u2014 and then disaster struck, as he started the third Dash game of the season on April 6 and then was out more than four months with a stress fracture in his right (pitching) elbow. His return in late August was iffy, with three poor relief appearances of five. But he ended the season with a scoreless (two-inning) \u201copener\u201d start, which hopefully reverses the curse for 2026.<\/p>\n Ryan Burrowes<\/strong> Advertisement<\/p>\n It feels like Burrowes has been around forever, and he\u2019s still only 21 years old (and playing at a level significantly younger than his age). His first taste of High-A ball went pretty well, as his baserunning seems to have no trouble translating at any level. The hit tool is solid, although he continues to struggle with contact \u2014 a no-no for a speed-over-power guy.<\/p>\n Caden Connor<\/strong> Like Ryan Galanie, it\u2019s hard to know what to make of Connor. The end of the 2025 season, at Charlotte, marked the first time in his pro career that he\u2019s not played old for his level. But aside from a dip in July, Connor hit well all season and didn\u2019t get dunked underwater at Charlotte. Theoretically with a weak White Sox outfield, the sky\u2019s the limit for him in 2026.<\/p>\n Reudis Diaz<\/strong> Advertisement<\/p>\n Who? You\u2019re forgiven for being unfamiliar with an extremely young arm who hasn\u2019t yet gotten out of rookie ball, but our No. 77 prospect a year ago (then a starter, repeating the DSL and killing it) made a successful adjustment Stateside. He\u2019ll return to starting in 2026, likely getting his feet wet in Arizona and getting a promotion to Low-A in the second half of the season.<\/p>\n Ryan Galanie<\/strong> It\u2019s been a slow but steady climb for this 13th-rounder in 2023. The good news here is, with the caveat that Galanie has always competed older than his level, Galanie has found some footing. While his power\/slugging numbers are merely OK, he drove in 94 runs in 2025. He disappeared a bit in the playoffs for Birmingham (just four hits in six games, with five walks as well) but started every game in the march to a second consecutive Southern League title for the Barons.<\/p>\n Jairo Iriarte<\/strong> Advertisement<\/p>\n The 2025 season was an utter disaster for Iriarte, who went from prospective South Side rotation member to lost in space. The righty, who made his brief debut in the majors in 2024, both lost the plate and misplaced his strikeout power. The Brian Bannister Pitching Lab has its work cut out here, for sure.<\/p>\n Javier Mogoll\u00f3n<\/strong> An ascending star just one year ago, we have to tap the breaks a bit on Mogoll\u00f3n after a lackluster first full season of minors ball. While still young for his level and managing to keep his head above water in a new league every season of his career, Mogoll\u00f3n\u2019s undeniable hitting in Rookie ball fell off significantly with the Cannon Ballers. However, how much of that was due to battling injury is undetermined, as Mogoll\u00f3n was shelved for what turned out to be the season on July 2.<\/p>\n Yobal Rodriguez<\/strong> Advertisement<\/p>\n Rodriguez is a rare DSL pitcher, not for his relatively light innings load, but as a primary starter \u2014 and at just 17 years old (Yobal turns 18 on February 9). Inasmuch as it\u2019s tough to project anyone out of the DSL, especially pitchers, you could hardly have hoped for more from him in his pro debut.<\/p>\n Colby Shelton<\/strong> Shelton is more of a slugger than a speedster, with the usual caveats about whether he will stick at shortstop. His credentials are impressive, playing full-time in the SEC in all three of his college years (one at Alabama, two with Georgia). Given the crowded field for the White Sox at shortstop, Shelton\u2019s defensive ability will mean very little provided he can keep clubbing.<\/p>\n Past South Side Sox Prospect votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Round 24<\/a> of voting was the last of 2023 (we did not do an actual wrap for the voting, but Jordan Sprinkle ended up being our final pick), and the full archive<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
2025<\/strong> Voting lasted only 31 rounds
2024<\/strong> Voting lasted only 34 rounds
2023<\/strong> Voting lasted only 24 rounds
2022<\/strong> Voting lasted only 17 rounds
2021<\/strong> Caleb Freeman (36%)
2020<\/strong> Seby Zavala (37%)
2019<\/strong> Ti\u2019quan Forbes (42%)
2018<\/strong> Alex Call (40%)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/1746e66ff46ffc0ee097f4a0dcdaba24.jpeg\"\/)
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Third Baseman
Age<\/strong> 21
2025 high level <\/strong>Arizona Complex League (Rookie)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>+0.4 years
Overall 2025 stats <\/strong>8 games \u25aa\ufe0f 0 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 2 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .333\/.520\/.444 \u25aa\ufe0f 3-of-3 (100.0%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 6 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 3 K \u25aa\ufe0f 1.000 FLD%\u25aa\ufe0f 0.3 WAR<\/p>\n
Right-Handed Starting Pitcher
Age<\/strong> 22
2025 SSS Prospect Vote ranking<\/strong> 6
2025 high level<\/strong> Winston-Salem (High-A)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-1.2 years
Overall 2025 stats <\/strong>2-0 \u25aa\ufe0f 7 games (2 starts) \u25aa\ufe0f 14 IP \u25aa\ufe0f 5.79 ERA \u25aa\ufe0f 17 K \u25aa\ufe0f 7 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 1.429 WHIP \u25aa\ufe0f-1.2 WAR<\/p>\n
Second Baseman
Age<\/strong> 21
2024 SSS Prospect Vote ranking<\/strong> 23
2025 SSS Prospect Vote ranking<\/strong> N\/R
2025 high level <\/strong>Winston-Salem (High-A)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-2.0 years
Overall 2025 stats (Low-A\/High-A) <\/strong>111 games \u25aa\ufe0f 6 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 39 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .255\/.342\/.355 \u25aa\ufe0f 47-of-53 (88.7%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 39 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 110 K \u25aa\ufe0f .976 FLD%\u25aa\ufe0f 1.1 WAR<\/p>\n
Left Fielder
Age<\/strong> 25
2025 high level <\/strong>Charlotte (AAA)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-2.3 years
Overall 2025 stats (High-A\/AA\/AAA) <\/strong>126 games \u25aa\ufe0f 7 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 64 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .272\/.358\/.366 \u25aa\ufe0f 13-of-16 (81.3%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 60 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 81 K \u25aa\ufe0f .982 FLD%\u25aa\ufe0f 1.9 WAR<\/p>\n
Right-handed relief pitcher
Age<\/strong> 20
2025 high level<\/strong> ACL (Rookie)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-2.1 years
Overall 2025 stats <\/strong>1-1 \u25aa\ufe0f 1 SV\u25aa\ufe0f 21 games (4 finishes) \u25aa\ufe0f 27 2\/3 IP \u25aa\ufe0f 2.28.ERA \u25aa\ufe0f 18 K \u25aa\ufe0f 8 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 1.084 WHIP \u25aa\ufe0f1.2 WAR<\/p>\n
First Baseman
Age<\/strong> 25
2025 high level <\/strong>Birmingham (AA)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>+1.3 years
Overall 2025 stats (High-A\/AA) <\/strong>119 games \u25aa\ufe0f 11 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 94 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .276\/.327\/.422 \u25aa\ufe0f 14-of-17 (82.4%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 35 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 79 K \u25aa\ufe0f .995 FLD%\u25aa\ufe0f 1.1 WAR<\/p>\n
Right-Handed Relief Pitcher
Age<\/strong> 24
2025 SSS Top Prospect Vote Ranking<\/strong> 19
2025 high level<\/strong> Charlotte (AAA)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-4.3 years
Overall 2025 stats (Rookie\/AAA)<\/strong> 3-3\u25aa\ufe0f 1 SV \u25aa\ufe0f 37 games (5 starts, 9 finishes) \u25aa\ufe0f 48 IP \u25aa\ufe0f 7.13 ERA \u25aa\ufe0f 50 K \u25aa\ufe0f 37 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 1.917 WHIP \u25aa\ufe0f -0.8 WAR<\/p>\n
Shortstop
Age<\/strong> 20
2025 high level <\/strong>Kannapolis (Low-A)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>-1.4 years
Overall 2025 stats <\/strong>51 games \u25aa\ufe0f 5 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 19 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .220\/.347\/.387 \u25aa\ufe0f 15-of-21 (71.4%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 30 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 56 K \u25aa\ufe0f .971 FLD%\u25aa\ufe0f 1.0 WAR<\/p>\n
<\/strong><\/strong>Right-Handed Starting Pitcher
Age<\/strong> <\/strong><\/strong>18
2025 high level<\/strong> <\/strong><\/strong>DSL White Sox (Rookie)
Age relative to high level <\/strong><\/strong><\/strong>-1.5 years
Overall 2025 stats<\/strong> <\/strong><\/strong>0-3 \u25aa\ufe0f 13 games (10 starts) \u25aa\ufe0f 30 1\/3 IP \u25aa\ufe0f2.97 ERA \u25aa\ufe0f 33 K \u25aa\ufe0f 13 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 1.022 WHIP \u25aa\ufe0f 1.2 WAR<\/p>\n
Shortstop
Age<\/strong> 23
2025 high level <\/strong>Kannapolis (Low-A)
Age relative to high level <\/strong>+1.6 years
Overall 2025 NCAA stats <\/strong>45 games \u25aa\ufe0f 7 HR \u25aa\ufe0f 35 RBI \u25aa\ufe0f .377\/.458\/.606 \u25aa\ufe0f 6-of-9 (66.7%) SB \u25aa\ufe0f 21 BB \u25aa\ufe0f 24 K \u25aa\ufe0f 2.7 WAR<\/p>\n\n