Like usually these 6-7-6-6 or bigger guys, teenagers, they get arms and legs going all over the place and the balls going to the backstop and they're hitting the bull.

And no Schultz is not like that.

So I think there's a chance where we talk a year from now, Chuck, he's the best left-handed pitching prospect in baseball.

Can we guarantee that?

Because that would be nice.

Noah Schultz, definitely a player to watch this year.

One of many prospects I speak about with Jim Callis of

MLB Pipeline and MLB.com on this edition of the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you by

WinTrust. Hey, everybody, it's Chuck Garfine. Spring training starts on February 14th. And while much of my focus will be on the major league team,

I'll also be covering what's going on in the minors since nine of the White Sox's top 21 prospects

on MLB Pipelines list have been added to the organization since the trade deadline back in August.

So this is a great time to speak with Jim.

I'll get his thoughts on the three prospects.

The White Sox just acquired in Dominic Fletcher, Pallander Baroa, and Zach DeLoch.

We also get great insight on Colson Montgomery, Brian Ramos, Jake Eater,

and last year's first round pick, Jacob Gonzalez. Plus, the kind of package the White

Sox should get in a Dillon Case trade. And we get into the nitty-gritty about Jim's top prospect lists that are quite scrutinized.

Not only on social media, but in front offices all around the league.

And I'll be doing that myself with Jim as I bring up the top 100 list from 2018.

And the White Sox seemed to be on the verge of a golden era.

How things look like then.

How things look like now.

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