White Sox pitchers and catchers reported today! This means it’s officially time to start thinking about baseball season. FutureSox is going to breakdown each position in the minor league system to gear up for the regular season, starting with the catchers. The Sox have a deep crew of backstop prospects going into 2010, so what can we expect from them?

The Sox released a list of 15 spring training invites and a couple interesting names made the list.

Today, Baseball America released their top ten prospect rankings for the White Sox. This means all of the major prospect publications have released their White Sox rankings. Let’s take a look at the differences from each and try to figure out what it all means.

The minor league season is over for White Sox affiliates. Before the Arizona Fall League starts and trades change up the players in the system, FutureSox releases our Postseason Top 25 Prospects to kick off our season in review coverage.

It has been a very successful year for White Sox Minor League affiliates with four of the organizations six U.S. based teams reaching the postseason. I do a brief recap of them all here.

In our newest FutureSox feature, we award the best and present the worst of the month. Think of it as the monthly version of hot and cold. A Baron hurler and a former Sycamore slugger earned top honors.

With the White Sox, Knights and Barons on All-Star break, it’s time to release our newest prospects rankings.

Less than a year ago, the White Sox didn’t have any hitting prospects at catcher. Now, three backstops are turning the position into a strength.

Supplemental pick Joshua Phegley has been assigned to Kannapolis.

Ricky Brooks has been promoted to Birmingham from Winston-Salem, where he’ll take the place of the injured Ryan Rote (Placed on the DL).