The Chicago White Sox have many rookies emerging as future stars on their team, in the American League, and even in baseball. Of those rookies, Colson Montgomery is the most notable, as he is slowly making a case for why he’ll be a star in this league and possibly the next face of the franchise.
Other than Montgomery, two other rookies have been silently making names for themselves, with Kyle Teel and Edgar Queor making their own cases for why they should be in the same conversation as Montgomery. Teel and Quero have been wonderful surprises in their own right, with them looking like all-around players and potentially the future one and two catchers in the American League.
Inside the White Sox’s historic four-game series sweep of the Minnesota Twins, their two rookie catcher made franchise history in their own right.
The White Sox’s sweep of the Twins wasn’t only their first sweep in Minnesota, it was also the first time in their franchise’s history that two rookies had three hits each while batting one and two in the order.
“the kids came to play”
the kids came to play
pic.twitter.com/c24YjolMrl
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) September 5, 2025
Quero went 3-5 with one strikeout, while Teel was also 3-5, but provided a three-run home run in the top of the seventh inning on a 3-1 cutter that ran into his bat, which he promptly deposited into rightfield to tie the game at seven.
“Teel time in Minnesota!
Kyle Teel’s 3-run makes it a brand new ballgame!”
Teel time in Minnesota!
Kyle Teel's 3-run
makes it a brand new ballgame! pic.twitter.com/Z6IdHND04B
— MLB (@MLB) September 5, 2025
Cal Raleigh holds the mantle as the best catcher in the American League and is debated as the best in baseball. Teel and Quero, as they further develop, should give Raleigh some competition.
With there being somewhat of a dropoff after Raleigh, Teel, and Quero could make their case for why they should be in that conversation, once their defenses are sure up. For now, both are developing their games, which are progressing well.
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