3 takeaways from the 2025 MLB draft for the Chicago White Sox, featuring an early emphasis on position players
Briefly

The Chicago White Sox focused on position players in the 2025 MLB draft, selecting six position players within their first seven choices. Notably, they chose three shortstops, including first-round pick Billy Carlson and third-rounder Kyle Lodise. Director Mike Shirley emphasized a commitment to drafting middle-of-the-field athletes, aspiring for improved offensive talent. The Sox also selected nine pitchers, four outfielders, five infielders, and two catchers in this draft, maintaining a trend of selecting high school players early on, exemplified by fourth-round choice Landon Hodge, a catcher described as "super athletic."
"Extremely excited about being disciplined with what we're trying to accomplish - middle of the field players. Guys that touch offensively things like contact, decisions, some damage stuff in there."
"That fourth-round discussion was like two hours long this morning before we came up with that plan to build that out. It ended up working really advantageous for us."
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