Cholowsky’s Season Cut Short, But Recovery Is Priority | Chicago White Sox News

White Sox’s top prospect Roch Cholowsky’s season was cut short due to right wrist tendinitis, sidelining him after just nine games at High-A. Though he won’t play in the Arizona Fall League or participate offensively in instructional league, he’ll stay active defensively. The team’s cautious approach prioritizes his long-term health and readiness for Spring Training and his first full pro season — a setback that’s being handled with care to ensure he’s fully prepared for next year’s grind.

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