US EditionWhite Sox prospect certainly felt his 1st spring HR: 'Reality hit there'
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Months after turning heads in the Arizona Fall League, Sam Antonacci wasted no time making an impression in White Sox camp, launching a no-doubt home run in his first Spring Training at-bat. In the top of the second inning, Anotocci greeted Cubs starter Jameson Taillon with a majestic 110 mph, 417-foot two-run homer to right field, punctuated by a confident bat flip. The ball left his bat at 110 mph, Antonacci entered camp as the White Sox’s No…
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BVM Sports USWhite Sox prospect certainly felt his 1st spring HR: 'Reality hit there'
MESA, Ariz. -- Sam Antonacci swiped the spotlight from Munetaka Murakami during the White Sox 8-1 victory over the Cubs on Friday. Murakami understandably drew the main portion of the focus with his White Sox debut during the team’s 2026 Cactus League opener. But Antonacci, the left-handed-hitting second baseman with
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