I think when it comes to Yoelke and his aspiration to be in the big leagues this year,

you know, there's some things that he needs to do and focus on on the offensive side.

And I think he's capable of doing that.

If he does that, he certainly isn't too far.

Yoelke Cespitus, creating some buzz inside the White Sox organization, one of many prospects

to watch in 2022 and beyond.

Hey, everyone, it's Chuck Arfine, coming to you from Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona.

It's the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by WinTrust.

And as we hope and wait for the lockout to end, White Sox minor leaguers and not on the 40-man roster are here taking part in spring training.

So that is why, on the podcast today, I'm speaking with

Chris Gets, who oversees all the prospects in the minor leagues as the assistant GM and head

of player development. We cover a whole lot of ground, not only talking about Cespitus, but fellow

Cuban, Oscar Colos, this lefty power hitter who can play all three outfield positions.

He's got a personality like Aloi Jimenez.

You can be hearing a lot about Oscar Colos.

Plus, Jose Contreras is helping fellow Cuban pitcher Norhe Vera

who throws in the triple digits.

Also, on number one prospect, Colson Montgomery, has already made a huge improvement since

the White Sox drafted him this past summer.

And I'll ask Chris, what he thinks about the White Sox farm system ranking dead last in baseball.

There is a lot more to it than meets the eye.

He'll explain, I'll explain everything.

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