Chicago White Sox's Young Stars Shine

0:00On March 24th, Chicago White Sox fans might not expect much this season, but a few young stars could change that. Catcher Kyle Teal, 24 years old, and press last year with a strong batting line before a hamstring injury sidelined him for the early weeks. Shortstop Colson Montgomery also shown brightly, leading the team in wins above, replacement with 21 home runs in just 71 games. On the mound, starter Shane Smith, 25, tops the rotation after a solid 3.81-earn run average over 146. Innings last season, reliever Grand Taylor, 23, brings elite strikeouts and should improve on his luck to become a top bullpen arm. Later in the year, pictures no assaults and hog and smith debut, while outfielder Braden Montgomery gets a September look. Around the lead, the Mariners repeat as American League West champs. The Yankees take a tight east race, and the Tigers finally claim the central. After last year's collapse, with the royals grabbing the last wildcard.

1:01In the National League, the Dodgers dominate the West again, the Mets win the East, and the Cubs snagged the central spot. Playoff action heats up with the Dodgers cruising past the Mets in the National League Championship series. The American League side sees the Mariners edge the Yankees, thanks to strong pitching from Brian Wu. In the World Series Clash, Seattle staff and hitters like Julio Rodriguez overpowered the favorite Dodgers for their first title ever. Turning. Predictions upside down. Stay locked in with Seattle Mariners News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.