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Chicago Tribune · Sep 17, 2018

White Sox can learn from Major League Baseball's youth movement

After trading away Chris Sale, Todd Frazier, Adam Eaton and others to begin their rebuild, the White Sox have overhauled their roster. With a plethora of young players on the way, the Sox could be the next team to join baseball’s latest evolution — a youth movement.

The Nationals turned to a 19-year-old rookie out of necessity — a decision that may have exposed baseball to its next star talent. Rookie Juan Soto has been the Nationals’ best player since his arrival May 15 and is one of the best stories of the 2018 season.

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