4) Reynaldo Lopez
If the team’s No. 4 starter in 2020 is Reynaldo Lopez, fans should be salivating with eagerness. Lopez’ best weapon is his 70 grade fastball that sits at 96 and has hit 100 numerous times. While his curve and change are just average for now, he should be able to develop at least one of the two into a second plus offering.
If Lopez can fully tap into his potential, he will have frontline starter status. The fact that he might be a No. 4 really shows how deep of a rotation the White Sox could eventually have down the road.
