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MLB.com's Scott Merkin outlines five key offseason questions facing the Chicago White Sox after their surprising 2026 postseason run ended in the Division Series against the Cleveland Guardians. Key priorities include reinforcing the starting pitching rotation behind Sean Burke, managing highly ranked prospects such as Caleb Bonemer, and contemplating a potential contract extension for star slugger Munetaka Murakami.
General manager Chris Getz is expected to invest in outside starting pitching while evaluating bounce-back candidates like Luis Castillo and Davis Martin. Merkin views infield core trades as unlikely despite high prospect depth, noting that Chicago aims to build sustainable long-term success rather than settling for a single playoff appearance.
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