Cody Westerlund

For me, it's definitely going to be Miguel Vargas.

Miguel Vargas, four for nine in the series, a two-home run day on Saturday and a six-to-one win.

He had a double and drove in a run in a game in which the White Sox won two-to-one on Sunday.

It's Miguel Vargas.

And I like that he's starting to emerge now as one of these three players who you can depend on in the White Sox offense.

And the link to all those guys, and then whether or not Chase Mydroth or...

Sam Antonacci or Andrew Benintendi hits in front or behind them, it feels like a lineup is starting to stretch itself out where you had like that one spot in the lineup where, okay, this is where the Sox can do damage.

There seems to be a bigger window of opportunity for the Sox to do damage.

And right in the middle of that is Miguel Vargas.

And last week, you know, they split the week going 3-3.

And Murakami, to your point, he only hit 176.

His OBP is only 263.

His OPS was only 616.

But you're right.

The threat of his power.

He's still out here getting intentionally walked.

Even when he goes through a rough spell, he will get intentionally walked.

And then Miguel Vargas has a chance to make something happen.

And if not him, the guy right behind him, Colson Montgomery.

It's a nice three-bat order.