Former Texas A&M standout Braden Montgomery received an invitation to the Chicago White Sox spring training camp, marking a significant milestone in his pursuit of a professional baseball career. The announcement came on Thursday, with Montgomery being one of 22 players selected to participate in the camp as the White Sox prepare for the upcoming season.
Texas A&M baseball is gearing up for the 2026 season, where expectations remain modest but the roster holds promise for a strong postseason push. The Aggies have a solid track record of developing professional athletes, consistently producing top-tier prospects who make an impact in Major League Baseball.
Montgomery’s rise has been notable; earlier this month, he was ranked No. 7 on MLB Pipeline’s Top 10 outfielders list. This ranking highlights the growing recognition of his potential among scouts and evaluators. His inclusion in the White Sox training camp places him closer to fulfilling his aspirations of playing in the major leagues.
The Texas A&M program is known for its ability to cultivate talent, and many former Aggies have successfully transitioned into professional baseball. With Montgomery now in the mix, he joins a lineage of players who have made headlines for their achievements on the field.
As the White Sox look to finalize their roster for the upcoming season, Montgomery’s performance during spring training will be closely monitored. His participation not only reflects his individual skills but also underscores the continued strength of the Texas A&M baseball program in producing professional athletes ready for the challenges of Major League Baseball.
Fans of both Texas A&M and professional baseball will be watching closely as Montgomery takes this crucial step in his career. For ongoing updates on Texas A&M news, follow AggiesWire on X and Facebook.
