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As the lockout drags on, here are more questions involving our local teams to tide you over

Chicago White Sox prospect Yoelqui Céspedes is thinking big — as in the big leagues — in 2022.

"Nothing has changed in regards to our excitement for what he can do," White Sox assistant GM Chris Getz said.

Colson Montgomery took some swings — and made solid contact — during batting practice at the Chicago White Sox complex in Glendale, Ariz., in a video the team posted last month on Twitter.

"These guys are hungry to prepare for their seasons," White Sox assistant GM Chris Getz says of the team’s top prospects.

Michael Kopech in, free agent Carlos Rodon likely out

Neither is the lockout. Here are more questions to tide you over involving the Super Bowl, presidents and "Jeopardy."

One ex-ticket seller told the judge he loves the Sox and has "deep regret for betraying" the team’s trust. The other said, "This is going to dog me for the rest of my life. I know that."

The scam came to light in October 2019 with an FBI affidavit about suspicious ticket sales, especially surrounding the August 2018 debut of pitcher Michael Kopech. Months later, prosecutors accused Bruce Lee of making $868,369 by selling 34,876 fraudulently obtained tickets during the 2016 through 2019 baseball seasons.

Second base, right field are question marks heading into 2022 season

Attempts to deal Kimbrel on hold until MLB lockout is over