Pinto has progressed fairly quickly through the minors, and he reached the Phillies last season for a stint (although he struggled mightily, posting a 7.89 ERA). With Chicago leaning heavily on youth this season, it would not be surprising if Pinto gets a call-up from the minors. He can be used in a variety of roles, so he might become a valuable piece of the puzzle sooner rather than later for the ChiSox.

Pinto showed good progress in Philadelphia's system but he is not an overpowering strikeout pitcher and he struggled in spring training (registering a 6.75 ERA in 4.0 innings pitched) this year. The Phillies have a fairly young and unproven core, and the international bonus pool money will help with the ongoing rebuild.

Even if Pinto gets a call-up in the coming campaign he is not the type to put up big strikeout stats, and he additionally does not have a clear role at the major league level. He can be ignored in all fantasy formats until he gets the call and starts producing.