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From indy ball two-way player to White Sox relief prospect, Tyler Davis' wild ride could end in Chicago
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From indy ball two-way player to White Sox relief prospect, Tyler Davis' wild ride could end in Chicago
Asked for a sleeper relief prospect at the start of the season, White Sox pitching coordinator Matt Zaleski identified undrafted right-hander Tyler Davis. The 6-foot-3-inch Texan hung tough in his 2024 pro debut while bouncing across four different minor league levels. But more to the point, the Sox had nabbed Davis out of independent ball…
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