Jorge Mateo could fit in multiple ways with the White SoxFor the White Sox, the fit is a bit unclear. The White Sox infield is full with Murakami, Meidroth, Vargas, and Montgomery occupying the four starting spots. In 83 games this season, Acuna is hitting .243 with a .550 OPS, though his 16 stolen bases lead the White Sox. In Mateo, the White Sox would add a player that essentially plays that same role, but with a history of slightly better offensive production. It’s not a massive difference, but the White Sox may choose the veteran who has experience and has reached the postseason.