Colson Montgomery makes his home debut with the Chicago White Sox
Briefly

Colson Montgomery, a 23-year-old shortstop, made his home debut for the Chicago White Sox after recently making his major league debut. Originally a first-round pick in 2021, Montgomery struggled last season in Triple-A but found his form after working with hitting director Ryan Fuller. In his debut series against the Rockies, he excelled, hitting .500. Despite challenges early this season, Montgomery expressed gratitude for the White Sox's unwavering belief in him, which has helped him regain confidence and improve his performance.
Montgomery made his home debut for Chicago in the opener of a three-game series against Toronto, going 5 for 10 in his first series.
Montgomery expressed happiness being part of the White Sox organization, emphasizing their belief in him despite last season's struggles and poor start this year.
After being sent to Arizona to work with hitting director Ryan Fuller, Montgomery focused on perfecting his routine, which helped him find his hitting form.
Montgomery had a tough year at Charlotte, batting .214 with 18 homers and 63 RBIs, leading to a reset in his hitting approach.
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