Former minor Ligeeer calls, made by White Sox ‘Bad Luck’ – Sports ridicule

Getting to the main leagues is difficult. But a former minor Legs believes that the trip was made even more difficult because it was made by Chicago White Sox.

Tyler Osik was made by pirates in Pittsburgh in the 40th round of MLB’s 2017 draft outside Chipola College. However, instead of going a professional, Osik decided to transfer and play two more balls at the college at the University of Central Florida. Two years later, White Sox chose it in the 27th round of the 2019 project.

Osik was a universal player, with the ability to play first base, left field and hunter. During four seasons in the secondary leagues, he struck a respectable .269/.357/.418 and took home the Wall League Vati Title in 2022 after bathe. 310 in 89 games with Winston Salem Dash in High-A S However, Osik has never passed the Double-A Birmingham at the White Sox organization before leaving to play an independent ball in 2024. In a recent post on social media, he said the organization was guilty.

It should be noted that Osik was 25 years old when he won the Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Title when High-A Ball strikers are approximately 22 years. He was 26 until he left the organization.

White Sox also fell under fire for the use of advanced analysis, something Getz works to change. White owner Sox Jerry Resyndorf has been reported to have not a “person of the analysis” while his front office turns to private external companies to deal with his number. Using a third party makes it difficult for White Sox to find a competitive advantage, as most other teams develop their own personalized player models. When their analytical people provide data, it is often different from the numbers they receive from the third party, which makes it almost impossible to evaluate players.

This was probably not the reason why Osik never got an extended look, but not often the player is ready to blow up his former organization.