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Chicago White Sox Top 30 Prospects for 2027 Fantasy Baseball
A complete scouting breakdown of the top prospects in the Chicago White Sox farm system, including top prospects Roch Cholowsky, Caleb Bonemer, Tanner McDougal, and more.
Welcome to our offseason team top prospect lists. We will be walking through team by team and breaking down all the prospects you need to know for fantasy baseball. This offseason, we will have full breakdowns on the top 30 prospects for each team. Things will surely change as trades happen.
These reports are generated from live looks, film study, and advanced data analysis to bring you in-depth fantasy scouting reports on every player you need to know, with today’s being the Chicago White Sox’s Top Prospects for 2027.
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Format: Name, Position, 2027 OD Age, Height/Weight, Highest Level
Chicago White Sox Top Prospects for 2027
1. Roch Cholowsky, SS, 21, 6’2”/202, A+
Cholowsky put together an incredibly impressive collegiate career at UCLA. 23 home runs in 2025 were followed by a 21-home-run performance this year in 299 plate appearances, while he slashed .320/.425/.636. He struck out and walked an equal number of times in the impressive season, which landed him as the first overall pick and the highest signing bonus ever.
Doing all things well, Cholowsky is a plus glove at shortstop, but at the plate he does not have a true flaw. Seeing the exit velocities improve in 2026, Cholowsky ran a 93 mph average exit velocity and a 108 mph 90th percentile exit velocity. He barrels up the ball well, and the slight flaw could be that he needs to pull the ball in the air more.
From an approach and contact standpoint, Cholowsky makes a ton of contact, running an 89 percent in-zone contact rate and an 82 percent overall contact rate. He chased at just a 19 percent clip this year while having a solid 69 percent zone swing rate.
While Cholowsky may not be a superstar in the making, the profile is full of above-average to plus tools, and he could be fast-tracked to the majors.
FFG: Well-Rounded High OBP SS
90th Percentile Peak Outcome: .280/.380/25 HR/17 SB
Variance: High
Buy/Sell: Buy
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