Braden Montgomery was called up by the Chicago White Sox and was expected to make his MLB debut in right field after a strong recent stretch at Triple-A Charlotte.

The Chicago White Sox are bringing Braden Montgomery to the majors, setting up the top prospect for his MLB debut in right field.

Coverage on Tuesday reported that Montgomery had been called up amid a roster shuffle as the White Sox continued their rebuild. A later game preview said he was expected to make his debut against the Atlanta Braves.

Montgomery had been playing for Triple-A Charlotte and had just come off a strong week there, which helped push him into the club’s next roster move.

For the White Sox, the promotion adds another headline development to a prospect pipeline that remains central to the organization’s long-term plan. For Montgomery, it is the next step after his quick rise through the minors.

Whether his first game becomes a short introduction or the start of a longer stay, the move marks the beginning of what the club hopes will be a meaningful run on the South Side.

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