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The offseason has arrived, but there’s no rule against watching a few White Sox highlights to get us through it. Each week, I’ll pick a player and revisit five plays worth another look. No homework, no deep dive. Just a…

South Side Sox writer Melissa Sage-Bollenbach highlights five standout defensive plays by Chicago White Sox Gold Glove finalist Chase Meidroth. The retrospective reviews key moments from the season, celebrating the infielder's defensive contributions as a candidate for the Gold Glove award.
The featured plays include a diving stop against Nick Kurtz on April 17, an off-balance throw to retire Travis d'Arnaud on May 6, and a game-ending catch against the Atlanta Braves on June 10. Sage-Bollenbach also spotlights an aggressive diving stop during a 22-1 win over the Kansas City Royals and a backhand throw against the Cleveland Guardians.
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