Miguel Vargas is making waves with his recent performance, showcasing the effectiveness of adjustments at the plate. In the week leading up to his recognition as the American League Player of the Week, Vargas hit .417 with four home runs and nine RBIs over six games. This surge follows a rocky start to the season, where he had a .139 average just a month prior. Since making changes to his stance, Vargas has raised his average to .350, ranking among the top players in the AL for multiple offensive categories.

His manager, Will Venable, praised Vargas's dedication to improvement, noting that these adjustments have led to consistent performances. Vargas's journey underscores the importance of trust in one's process, as he aims to continue building on this momentum. The White Sox also welcomed back outfielder Austin Slater from the injured list, adding depth as they navigate a challenging season.