The Chicago White Sox are proactively addressing shortstop prospect Colson Montgomery's struggles at the plate by organizing one-on-one sessions at their Arizona complex. General manager Chris Getz highlighted the necessity of immediate adjustments rather than waiting until the offseason, expressing optimism in Montgomery's development.

Montgomery, the No. 4 prospect in the White Sox organization, currently boasts a disappointing .149 batting average with a .223 on-base percentage in Triple-A Charlotte. His upcoming training will focus on refining his swing mechanics, emphasizing connection and direction during his hitting approach. The Sox's strategy is to provide Montgomery with a different environment to enhance his skills without the pressure of game results, allowing him to concentrate on adjustments that can lead to improved performance.