White Sox Call Up Top Prospect For MLB Debut

White Sox DFA All-Star Catcher Despite Solid Start To Season

The Chicago White Sox have designated veteran catcher and former All-Star Omar Narvaez for assignment, clearing the way for top prospect Edgar Quero to join the big league roster. Narvaez, 33, had recently returned to the White Sox—the team where he made his MLB debut—on a minor league deal and was added to the roster earlier this month following an injury to Korey Lee. Despite a limited opportunity, Narvaez held his own at the plate, going 2-fo…

White Sox Call Up Top Prospect For MLB Debut

CHICAGO – It was a moment Edgar Quero and his family will never forget. As the young catcher made his way behind home plate for his Major League debut with the White Sox, the entire Quero clan had their phones out and recording every second from their seats in Section 132, Row 24. Decked out in Quero jerseys, the family was a proud reminder of the dedication it took to reach this point, from their early days in Cienfuegos, Cuba, to their journey…

Table of ContentsEdgar Quero did not contain the emotionThe Cuban has excelled in Triple A This 17 April the receiver Edgar Quero became the number 395 Cuban player in debuting in Major League Baseball (MLB), after taking three turns in the 8×0 defeat of Chicago White Sox to Athletics, although the result is anecdotal, since the most striking thing was the start of a promising career for this antillean player of just 22 years of age. This opport…

Top Prospect Edgar Quero Debuts for White Sox

The Chicago White Sox had a new catcher yesterday afternoon. Edgar Quero, Chicago’s highest-ranked position player prospect on the Just Baseball Top 100, received his call to the show on Thursday. He had hit .333 with an .856 OPS and a 144 wRC+ through his first 15 games at Triple-A Charlotte this season. Evidently, the White Sox decided he was ready for the next step. All things considered, it probably wasn’t the debut Quero hoped for. The Whit…

Quero’s MLB Dream Comes True With White Sox Debut

Edgar Quero says he’s dreamed of stepping up to the plate and hearing his name announced in a big league stadium for years. On Thursday, his dream finally became a reality. Charlotte Knights manager Sergio Santos broke the news to Quero on Wednesday, telling the 22-year-old catcher that he was going to be flying into Chicago later that night.  The news evoked an emotional response from Quero as he embraced the Knights’ coaching staff.  These vi…