“Stop” – Colson Montgomery Drops Bold Message After Defeating The Dodgers
Colson Montgomery delivered a sparkling rookie campaign for the Chicago White Sox in 2025 despite the club having another dreadful season. He posted a top-five finish for Rookie of the Year while the team ended with its third 100-loss season in a row. But the White Sox are showing a tremendous resurgence this year, with Montgomery as one of the top stars of this young team.
On Sunday, the Chicago White Sox wrestled the Los Angeles Dodgers for a 6-4 comeback win to clinch the series at Rate Field. Colson Montgomery produced the first of three home runs for the team in the sixth inning. The White Sox shortstop believes the team made a strong statement as playoff contenders after beating the Dodgers.
“You should stop thinking of us as a surprise just because we are consistently winning, consistently in every game … I think yeah, those days [of being a surprise] are kind of over,” Colson Montgomery said, as per Scott Merkin of MLB.com.
Colson: "You should stop thinking of us as a surprise just because we are consistently winning, consistently in every game … I think yeah, those days [of being a surprise] are kind of over."
— Scott Merkin (@scottmerkin) June 14, 2026
The White Sox are presently sitting atop the American League Central with a 38-32 record. Their previous playoff finish came back in 2021, with the club crashing out in the Division Series.
Colson Montgomery Offers Insight Into White Sox Mentality
Colson Montgomery discussed the incredible comeback the Chicago White Sox produced in the sixth inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He shared an insight into the mentality within the White Sox clubhouse after the game.
“Everyone in the dugout kind of had a feeling once we tied it up and hit the homer that we were going to scrap out a win somehow,” Montgomery said.
Colson Montgomery: "Everyone in the dugout kind of had a feeling once we tied it up and hit the homer that we were going to scrap out a win somehow."
— Scott Merkin (@scottmerkin) June 14, 2026
Colson Montgomery hit a two-run homer in the sixth. On the other hand, the White Sox scored all their runs in the sixth inning to produce the comeback victory. He has a .223/.319/.482 for the season with 17 home runs, 40 RBIs, and a 120 OPS+.
“Stop” – Colson Montgomery Drops Bold Message After Defeating The Dodgers
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