Everson Pereira’s return to the White Sox lineup after a brutal concussion scare is a high-stakes comeback — and he’s not slowing down. After crashing into the center-field wall against the Yankees, Pereira missed five weeks but insists his aggressive, all-out style won’t change. Activated from the IL and thrust back into center field, he’s battled injuries before — ankle, pectoral, now concussion — and even hit just .160 in rehab before blasting a homer. Recovery was mental as much as physical, with reaction tests and rapid-fire questions proving brutal. Acquired from the Rays in November, his season has been rough, with an OBP below .300. Meanwhile, shortstop Colson Montgomery gets DH reps to rest a bruised shin, as manager Will Venable carefully manages his rookie’s workload. Outfielder Austin Hays, on the 60-day IL with a strained calf, is hitting well in rehab games and working up stamina — the team’s focused on his full recovery, both in the field and at DH.
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