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Oscar Colas
Oscar is a prototypical right fielder with booming power and the arm strength to deter opposing runners. On July 23, 2023, he unleashed a 100.9-mph assist - his Club's hardest in the Statcast era.
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Best fielding AL catcher last year. The Chicago White Sox ace has played 12 years of big league ball.



Manager Chicago White Sox. Could earn his living as singer if he weren't in baseball. Has sung in vaudeville in Winter months. Only player of Portuguese descent in big league. Played in National League with Cincinnati four years, went to Newark for a year, then came to American League with Cleveland. Traded to White Sox in 1931. Appointed manager in 1932. Plays first base. Is good hitter, although he batted only 135 in 18 games last year. Born in Oakland, Cal., in 1900. Is five feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds, batting and throwing right-handed.



"Spent only a few months in the minors before being grabbed by the Chicago White Sox. This was four years ago. He played with Atlanta after graduating from Oglethorpe University, batting .328 in 104 games. He got into 6 games for the Chicago White Sox that fall, and hit .308, and has been with this club ever since. Appling is a handy man as he can play practically any infield position. Last year he played short stop and batted .322 in 151 games. He is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds; batting and throwing right-handed."



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Jerry McNertney
For the first three years of Jerry's career, he never touched a catcher's mask. Instead, the youngster split his duties between first base, third base and in the outfield. Jerry was converted to a catcher in 1961 and he developed into a fine defensive backstop in the White Sox farm chain.
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