White Sox Minor League Update: July 29, 2025

Rochester Red Wings 16, Charlotte Knights 1 (Statcast Box)
There is not much to say about this, because the Red Wings has definitely demolished the pitching of the knights. At the bottom of the fifth, the game was already far out of hand with Rochester with 8-0. Evan McKendry was hammered for four tallies over just three frames, and Jairo Iriart was even worse. The 23-year-old allowed four runs on four hits in just one inning. But not to be surpassed, Relieverspenn Murfee, Jared Shuster and Cam Angry have given up eight points about their combined three frames. Yikes.

Charlotte’s Lone Tally came on the bottom of the ninth on a two-out Will Robertson Solo Shot. The Red Wings Hurlers kept the knights to just five hits and one walk of the night. With the loss they fall to 49-53 of the season.

Birmingham Barons 2, Rocket City Trash Pandas 0 (10 Innings)
This was an incredible pitching duel. Neither of the teams scored a count during the regulations, but the barons (58-39) came in the first place of the 10th for the victory. With Rikku Nishida as the Ghost Runner in second place, William Bergolla put a single and put runners in first and third place without anyone being outside. Sam Antonacci then hit a force to drive Nishida home. Antonacci quickly wiped in second place and Ryan Galanie placed him with a single for an insurance run for a 2-0 lead.

Shane Murphy threw five shutout -innings, which did not produce walks on just three hits and three stroke. The arm shed of Tommy Vail, Mark McLaughlin and Garrett Schoenle combined for five frames of a hit ball. Schoenle, who came in to throw the ninth, stayed on the hill and closed the door in the tenth. He only took 11 fields to retire the side to seal the victory.

Greenville Drive 5, Winston-Salem Dash 2 (Game 2/7 Innings)
The dashboard (33-53) fell on the ride in a competition where shaky pitching in the middle innings turned out to be duration. Starter Jack Young made it impressed early and silent the ride through three Hitless Innings while he fueles three. The momentum, however, changed to the fourth. Carson Jacobs stepped in and gave a two-run Homer, then a different run allowed a sacrificial fly, which put the dashboard in a 3-0 hole. Jake Peppers came in the fifth and gave an extra point in the sixth, while Joseph Yabbour allowed another point in the seventh.

Offensive, the dashboard flashes, but could not merge enough hits to overcome the shortage. Jacob Burke reached base twice on free fitting and stole a base in the first. Jeral Perez distracted the bottom of the fourth inning with a two-bagger and finally came to score the first run of the dashboard. Cole McConnell hit a single in the fifth, and Michael Turner followed a two-hree battle that rode in Burke, which closed the gap to 3-2. Unfortunately, the bats of the dashboard were quiet in the later frames and they couldn’t set up a kind of comeback.

Winston-Salem Dash 8, Greenville Drive 4 (Game 1, suspended from July 13)
A rain delay stopped the game in the first half of the third inning on July 13, with the score 2-1 in favor of Winston-Salem. The dashboard gilded their first two seconds on a two-run explosion by Alec Makarewicz in the first inning. After the game resumed on July 29, the ride came back to score two points in the bottom of the third. However, WS immediately answered with two runs in the top of the fourth, and then added two more in the fifth, all thanks to just one hit. They produced the runs through a single, four walks, a hit-by-pitch, two wild fields and a throw error.

In the first half of the eighth inning, the dashboard benefited on more sloppy baseball. Loaded with the bases after a single by Samuel Zavala and back-to-back fits for free to Wilber Sánchez and Juan González, Erik Rivera Lyle Miller-Green hit. Makarewicz then hit an RBI single at the top of the ninth for an insurance run.

Frankeli Arias was the original starter for the dashboard and continued where he had left. The Southpaw deserved the victory and a quality start. He threw six frames and allowed three points on seven hits, with one walk and three KS. Jarold Rosado kept things neatly for his clean inning, and Phil Fox threw the eighth and ninth to close it.

Kannapolis Cannon Ballers 11, Delmarva Shorebirds 2
The ballers (46-51) dominated the Shorebirds, wasted no time, scored two points in the first inning thanks to an RBI single from Arxy Hernández and a force that Jordan brought home. After the Shorebirds had tied the game in the third, Kanny exploded for four seconds in the bottom of the frame, marked by a two-run single by Ronny Hernandez and a hit with two runs hit by Miguel Santos, which placed them 6-2. The attacking attack took place in the fourth, including an RBI-Double from Caleb Bonemer, a two-run two-bagger from George Wolkow, and another count on a wild pitch, pushing the lead to 10-2. In the fifth, Bonemer added an RBI Single to close the score.

On the pitching side, Grant Umberger came out strongly for the Cannon Ballers, so that only one run through two innings before they give up another in the third. However, the Bullpen effectively closes the attack of the Shorebirds for the rest of the game. Liam Paddack delivered a scoreless sixth and one staggered. Ethan Hammerberg followed with two frames and picked up four KS. Pierce George closed the game in the ninth, which yielded a walk but two struck.