Chicago White Sox Depth Chart 2021 White Sox Depth Chart
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The Chicago White Sox are on the come up, and they have an exciting young depth chart to breakdown. Tim Anderson is coming off a strong season where he brings some speed and power to the shortstop position. Yoan Moncada is looking to keep his progression going, and he had a lot of hype because he was one of the top prospects who went over in the Chris Sale trade. The White Sox added during the offseason with Edwin Encarnacion, Yasmani Grandal, and Nomar Mazara. All three are upgrades at the positions from the prior years. Luis Robert is one of the most exciting prospects coming from Cuba, and his upside is huge. Eloy Jimenez is also a big power bat and we saw that last season. The staff added Dallas Keuchel this offseason, and Lucas Giolito took a major step forward last season. Chicago’s rotation is starting to get put together.
Chicago White Sox Depth Chart
| Position POS |
|---|
| Catcher C |
| 1st Base 1B |
| 2nd Base 2B |
| Shortstop SS |
| 3rd Base 3B |
| Left Field LF |
| Center Field CF |
| Right Field RF |
| Rotation SP |
| Position | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catcher C | | | | | |
| 1st Base 1B | | | | | |
| 2nd Base 2B | | | | ||
| Shortstop SS | | | | ||
| 3rd Base 3B | | | | ||
| Left Field LF | |||||
| Center Field CF | | ||||
| Right Field RF | | | | | |
| Rotation SP |
| Position |
|---|
| Catcher |
| 1st Base |
| 2nd Base |
| Shortstop |
| 3rd Base |
| Left Field |
| Center Field |
| Right Field |
| Designated Hitter |
| Rotation |
| Bullpen |
| Position | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catcher | | | | | | | | |
| 1st Base | | | | | | | | |
| 2nd Base | | | | | | | ||
| Shortstop | | | | | | | ||
| 3rd Base | | | | | | | ||
| Left Field | | | | |||||
| Center Field | | | | | ||||
| Right Field | | | | | | | | |
| Designated Hitter | | | | | | | ||
| Rotation | | | ||||||
| Bullpen | | | |
The White Sox are one of baseball's oldest franchises. Playing their home games on the Southside of Chicago, the White Sox are one of the original eight charter member teams from the American League. The White Sox have hoisted six American League pennants and brought three World Series championships back to Chicago. However, they may be as well-known for the Series that they didn't win in 1919. The investigation into the events of the 1919 World Series had yet to unfold completely, but betting played a huge role in the outcome of the next Major League Baseball season. The first professional baseball team with four 20-game winners on their staff fell short of their third American League title in four seasons. The depleted White Sox roster sent the team into a spiral that lasted more than two decades.
It's been a long time since the infamous sports betting scandal rocked the Windy City. However, today Illinois sports betting is legal and regulated. One of the biggest operations to launch in Illinois is DraftKings. DraftKings Illinois sportsbook is targeting a partnership with the cross-town Chicago Cubs team to operate a physical sportsbook location at Wrigley Field. When launched, the DraftKings sportsbook will also be open to Chicago White Sox fans. White Sox fans can also bet on their favorite Chicago team on the DraftKings sportsbook app.
The FanDuel Illinois sportsbook offers White Sox fans yet another option to bet on their team. FanDuel has a complete posting of MLB odds where you can bet on future outcomes. FanDuel futures have odds for the total wins during the season. White Sox fans can bet on them to win the American League Central Division, the American League Pennant. To kick off each new season, FanDuel will odds for every MLB team to win the World Series. These odds change during each season, so stay up with the White Sox depth chart. FanDuel also offers the daily odds for every Major League Baseball game throughout the season, including the White Sox.
The PointsBet Illinois sportsbook app gives White Sox fans an exciting way to bet on their team. Pointsbetting is a way to win big when the more accurate you bet. White Sox fans can apply team roster insights to win even bigger cash payouts betting the PointsBet high-risk, high-reward opportunities. PointsBet has lines for all the major college and pro games. You can also visit The PointsBet brick-and-mortar sportsbook location is at the Hawthorne Race Course in Stickney, Illinois. The Hawthorne is less than 20-minutes from Chicago. Like the other sportsbook apps in Illinois, bettors can make their bets at the Hawthorne sportsbook, or download the PointsBet sportsbook app to fill out a bet slip online or using a mobile device.
William Hill Illinois was the fifth sportsbook app to open in Illinois. One great feature offered to new William Hill accounts is a risk-free first bet on the White Sox. Fans can make their first bet on their hometown team without risk up to $300. Sox fans can combine the White Sox with other teams to wager on a multi-team parlay with William Hill Illinois. Staying up-to-date with changes to the Chicago depth chart can help a White Sox fan make smart bets and win more often. Sports fans can use any of the Illinois sportsbook apps to place bets from anywhere inside the state borders. Sports betting is off to a tremendous start in Illinois, and White Sox fans are ready to bet on a young and exciting team.
