Twins Promote Top Prospect Cory Provus Amid MLB Rise

The Los Angeles Dodgers, already viewed as World Series favorites, are benefiting from both their deep roster and a highly ranked farm system, with notable contributions from rookies like Roki Sasaki and strong minor league performances from prospects such as Freeland and Ferris. Freeland, in particular, has impressed with a .329 average and may soon be ready for a call-up, though he faces positional competition at the big league level. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are struggling offensively, with key players underperforming and recent prospect call-ups Chase Meidroth and Edgar Quero providing limited immediate impact. Despite Tim Elko's impressive hitting at Triple-A, the front office has not yet promoted him, signaling a cautious approach to addressing their offensive woes. Both organizations highlight contrasting strategies: the Dodgers leverage their prospect depth to sustain competitiveness, while the White Sox grapple with how and when to use their own minor league talent to spark their major league lineup.