Prelander Berroa's recent diagnosis of needing Tommy John surgery has left a significant impact on the White Sox, as he was expected to bolster their bullpen this season. The procedure, while daunting, often leads to improved performance upon recovery, a sentiment shared by Berroa, who expressed hope for a successful return next season. His experiences are echoed by teammates who have undergone similar surgeries, lending him support.

Meanwhile, Fraser Ellard has opted for a buzz cut after keeping his long hair for his wedding, a decision that brings him comfort during games. His unique routine includes a ritual with a rosin bag to get into the right mindset before pitching.

Injuries are also part of the discussion, as infielder Chase Meidroth deals with cramping, while newly signed pitcher Mike Clevinger made a positive debut. Overall, the White Sox's spring training continues to reveal both challenges and bright spots among their roster.

Justin Ishbia has shifted his focus from acquiring the Minnesota Twins to potentially increasing his minority stake in the Chicago White Sox. This change comes amid speculation that it could improve his future ownership prospects. The White Sox clarified that Ishbia's offer would not affect the team's operational control, which remains under Jerry Reinsdorf's authority. Currently valued at $2.05 billion, the Sox are exploring options for a new stadium.

The Sox faced an early setback in the Cactus League with right-hander Prelander Berroa experiencing elbow discomfort in his first game. Meanwhile, all 30 players on the 40-man roster have agreed to terms ahead of the season. The baseball community recently mourned the loss of Eddie Fisher, a former All-Star pitcher for the Sox.