2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

  • 2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 96: Daniel Wright

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    After traveling from the gridiron to the diamond, Daniel Wright is still finding his way on the mound.

    Daniel Wright

    Right-Handed Relief Pitcher

    6´9´´

    245 pounds

    Age: 23

    First Appearance on the South Side Sox Top 100

    2025 High Level University of Iowa (NCAA)

    Age relative to high level +2.0 years

    SSS rank among all right-handed relief pitchers in the system 19

    Overall 2025 season stats 2-2 ⚾️ 18 games (2 starts) ⚾️ 29 IP ⚾️ 3.41 ERA ⚾️ 1.45 WHIP ⚾️ 20 K ⚾️ 13 BB ⚾️ 1.0 WAR

    The Chicago White Sox took a flier on the 23-year-old right-handed reliever, selecting him in the 10th round of the 2025 MLB draft (No. 286) out of the University of Iowa.

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  • 2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 97: Ricardo Brizuela

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    Ricardo Brizuela

    Right-Handed Starting Pitcher

    6´3´´

    198 pounds

    Age: 22

    2025 SSS Top Prospect Rank 48

    2024 High Level Kannapolis (Low-A)

    Age relative to high level +0.4 years

    SSS rank among all right-handed starters in the system 16

    Overall 2025 stats 1-10 ⚾️ 23 starts ⚾️ 86 2⁄3 IP ⚾️ 4.98 ERA ⚾️ 1.419 WHIP ⚾️ 74 K ⚾️ 37 BB ⚾️ 0.1 WAR

    A year ago, you might have thought we ranked Ricardo Brizuela so high purely because we were scared to sleep on his talent. The righthander appeared out of nowhere, and got the relatively rare ACL-to-Low-A treatment that indicates he was a talent to dream on.

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  • 2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 98: Jordan Sprinkle

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    Jordan Sprinkle

    Left Fielder

    5´11´´

    180 pounds

    Age: 25

    2023 SSS Top Prospect Rank 23

    2024 SSS Top Prospect Rank 68

    2025 SSS Top Prospect Rank N/R

    2025 High Level Birmingham (AA)

    Age relative to high level +0.3 years

    SSS rank among all left fielders in the system 2

    Overall 2025 stats (Low-A/High-A/AA) 100 games ⚾️ 1 HR ⚾️ 26 RBI ⚾️ .245/.375/.287 ⚾️ 60 BB ⚾️ 69 K ⚾️ 80-of-89 (89.9%) SB ⚾️ .986 FLD ⚾️ 3.5 WAR

    With the No. 131 pick, the White Sox grabbed Jordan Sprinkle in the 2022 MLB draft, out of UC-Santa Barbara.

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    2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 99: Miguel Santos

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    Miguel Santos

    Second Baseman

    5´11´´

    174 pounds

    Age: 25

    First Appearance in the South Side Sox Top 100

    2025 High Level Charlotte (AAA)

    Age relative to high level -2.3

    SSS rank among all second basemen in the system 6

    Overall 2025 stats (Low-A/High-A/AAA) 76 games ⚾️ 2 HR ⚾️ 31 RBI ⚾️ .242/.330/.321 ⚾️ 29 BB ⚾️ 56 K ⚾️ 12-of-16 (75.0%) SB ⚾️ .980 FLD ⚾️ 1.0 WAR

    Don’t let that high level fool you, as Miguel Santos played in just one game at Triple-A (and six in High-A), so he is truly WAY old for Low-A ball. And still, he was an unremarkable player.

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  • 2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 100: Jake Peppers

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    2026 South Side Sox Top 100 Prospects

    Jake Peppers

    Right-Handed Relief Pitcher

    6´3´´

    160 pounds

    Age: 24

    2024 South Side Sox Top Prospect Ranking 54

    2025 South Side Sox Top Prospect Ranking 57

    2025 High Level Winston-Salem (High-A)

    Age relative to high level -0.2

    SSS rank among all right-handed relievers in the system 20

    Overall 2025 stats 6-4 ⚾️ 41 games (5 finishes) ⚾️ 62 2/3 IP ⚾️ 4.88 ERA ⚾️ 1.819 WHIP ⚾️ 60 K ⚾️ 39 BB ⚾️ -0.2 WAR

    With the 269th overall pick in the 2023 MLB draft the White Sox selected Jake Peppers. He is another tweener of a pitcher, but the White Sox seem determined to give him a full shot in the rotation. He struggled with command in college at Jacksonville State; in 140 innings, he walked 81 batters. On the flip side, Peppers showed a little bit in terms of a wipeout pitch (slider), so he worked in 143 strikeouts. Last season was Peppers’ best in terms of control, but not a big enough improvement to warrant a top pick.

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