One swing of Colson Montgomery’s bat was enough to produce a 7-3 White Sox victory over the Twins Saturday night at Rate Field, ending a three-game losing streak for the South Siders.

Colson Montgomery conectó su primer grand slam de su carrera y el cubano Luis Robert Jr. bateó un jonrón tardío el sábado por la noche

Colson Montgomery hits a grand slam to right-center field, giving the White Sox a 6-2 lead in the bottom of the 2nd inning

The Chicago White Sox celebrated a triumphant return to form on Monday night at Truist Park, snapping a four-game losing streak with an explosive 13-9 victory over the Atlanta Braves. However, the excitement was somewhat tempered by an injury to rookie shortstop Colson Montgomery, which raises questions about his future contributions to the team.

ATLANTA — White Sox rookie shortstop Colson Montgomery was bound to come back down to earth at some point. He roared out of the gate after his debut July 4 to an .827 OPS in his first month in the majors, but he’s put up a more pedestrian .682 OPS in August.

Chicago White Sox rookie shortstop Colson Montgomery (side) will take a seat for Tuesday's affair in Atlanta against the hosting Braves at Truist Park. Fellow rookie Chase Meidroth will get the nod at the 6 and will hit ninth against Braves right-hander Bryce Elder.

Colson Montgomery's efforts during the game against the Twins were remarkable. With two hits, including a powerful home run, he managed to score two runs and drive in another two, demonstrating his capability to impact the game positively. Montgomery's performance included: