#colson-montgomery

#colson-montgomery

Colson Montgomery continues to be in great rhythm, especially during the Chicago White Sox's matchup against the Detroit Tigers on Friday evening. Montgomery has had a recent knack for pulling off home runs, getting seven in the last 11 games for the White Sox. This has provided Chicago an active presence on offense, making himself a threat to bullpens when he steps up to bat.

No break or fracture ... so he'll rehab over these next few days,

Colson Montgomery wasn't sure if his deep fly had enough to get out of the park Tuesday night against the Royals. He bounced out of the batter's box after arriving late on a fastball, willing the ball to stay fair as it sailed toward the left-field corner - and he watched it bank off the foul pole like dice off the back wall of a craps table.

Colson Montgomery didn't take long to extend his home run streak. The Chicago White Sox shortstop drove the first pitch he saw in Tuesday's second inning against the Kansas City Royals the opposite way. The ball hit off the left-field foul pole for a solo home run. It was the rookie's fourth consecutive game with a home run. Montgomery helped the Sox build a four-run lead.

Aaron Civale will be on the mound tonight despite his 4.41 ERA, showing signs of improvement. A group of young home run hitters will also be featured.

Vinny Capra first joined the White Sox on May 15 as a waiver claim from the Milwaukee Brewers. He had played his way onto the Brewers Opening Day roster with a monster Spring Training, but he got dominated by big league pitching during the regular season.

Colson Montgomery made a spectacular over-the-shoulder catch in his major league debut, diving to grab a looper from Ryan Ritter in the second inning.