""More than anything, we just want him to get as consistent as possible," general manager Chris Getz said Monday. "We have seen some signs, and then there's a stretch here or there [where], perhaps, he's kind of getting exposed at times.""
""This game can be very challenging, and you can fall into these traps along the way. He's still growing as a player and a person.""
Colson Montgomery, the White Sox's top shortstop prospect, has faced ongoing offensive struggles after a brief improvement. Following a strong 10-game performance with a .341 average, his numbers plummeted again. Currently hitting just .135 over his last 15 games, Montgomery's consistent failure to succeed at the Triple-A level raises concerns about his future with the team. General manager Chris Getz emphasizes the need for Montgomery to maintain a consistent routine and close the gaps in his performance to harness his potential as a cornerstone player for the Sox.
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