Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Matthew Boughton and why are White Sox fans excited about him?
Matthew Boughton is an infielder the White Sox selected in the 11th round of last year's draft, luring him away from a Texas A&M commitment. He's playing in Low-A with the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers and has been one of their best hitters in June, earning Carolina League Player of the Week honors.
What are Matthew Boughton's stats in June 2026?
In June, Boughton is hitting .287 with a .380 on-base percentage, three home runs, 11 RBIs, and six stolen bases. He's also walked 12 times compared to just 16 strikeouts, which is an impressive ratio for a player with fewer than 200 minor league at-bats.
How many stolen bases does Matthew Boughton have on the season?
Boughton has 14 stolen bases on the season, showcasing the fantastic speed that makes him such an intriguing prospect for the White Sox organization.
How has Chris Getz shown he can find talent outside the first round of the MLB draft?
Getz drafted top-20 prospect Caleb Bonemer in the second round and Sam Antonacci, one of the White Sox's best hitters, in the fifth round. Boughton's strong start as an 11th-round pick further highlights Getz's ability to identify talent deep in the draft.
Where do the White Sox currently stand in the AL Central standings?
The White Sox are currently sitting atop the AL Central, boosted by strong contributions from young players like Colson Montgomery, Miguel Vargas, Braden Montgomery, and Sam Antonacci.
Craig Rowland
Craig is a former college baseball player and currently a practicing attorney. He is a lifelong White Sox fan and has been covering the team for Sports Mockery since 2022. Prior to Sports Mockery, Craig started the White Sox podcast "A Seat At The Table" while completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois.
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