White Sox face critical decisions regarding young pitchers ahead of offseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 1:15 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026

The Chicago White Sox are evaluating the future roles of pitchers Hagen Smith and Grant Taylor as they prepare for the offseason. Both players have shown promise; Smith excelled in relief with a 1.29 ERA in 2026, while Taylor emerged as a top closer. The team needs to bolster its starting rotation, potentially adding two pitchers, despite having young options available. General Manager Chris Getz indicated that the organization has yet to make a decision on Smith and Taylor's future roles, which could impact their offseason strategy. Assessing these players before free agency opens is critical for the White Sox's plans.
- •White Sox need to improve starting rotation for 2027.
- •Hagen Smith and Grant Taylor had strong performances in 2026.
- •General Manager Chris Getz has not decided their roles yet.
- •Team may pursue veteran starters, affecting young pitchers' opportunities.
- •White Sox should maintain depth while developing young talent.
- 1:15 AMYahoo Sports — White Sox Must Answer Tough Question Before Free Agency
"The White Sox have a difficult decision to make about the future roles of Hagen Smith and Grant Taylor, one that could significantly impact their approach to upgrading the starting rotation this offseason.
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