The White Sox are facing a roster decision at catcher, a position where they have surprisingly found depth this season. Rookie Edgar Quero has impressed in his early days, boasting a .264 average along with a strong arm behind the plate, while veteran Matt Thaiss has also contributed, showing durability and poise with 20 walks and the ability to control the running game. With Korey Lee returning from injury and excelling in Triple-A, the White Sox will soon need to decide how to manage their catcher's depth effectively.

On the offensive front, rookie shortstop Chase Meidroth is currently on a nine-game hitting streak and leads the team with a .301 batting average. He has also been remarkably efficient on the bases, stealing 8 out of 8 attempts. Despite the Sox's struggles this season, his contributions in the leadoff spot have been a bright spot. Meanwhile, Bryse Wilson returns to a relief role after a demotion, seeking to regain his form after a rocky start in the rotation.