Workouts and Golden State Warriors games have kept him plenty busy, but Trayce Thompson looks forward to getting back on the field.
The outfielder — who was at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Thursday to watch his brother’s team rally from 23 down to beat the Los Angeles Clippers — is excited to try and back up the performance that put him squarely on the White Sox radar in 2015. Thompson hit .295/.363/.533 with five home runs and 16 RBIs in 135 plate appearances.
While the outstanding defense wasn’t much of a surprise, nobody expected Thompson would hit the way he did.