Ahead of their weekend series in Oakland, the White Sox made a pair of roster moves.
The team announced that outfielder Adam Haseley has been optioned back down to Triple-A Charlotte and catcher Carlos
Pérez has been recalled from the Knights as the corresponding move.
Haseley is hitting .222 (8-for-36) with two doubles, two RBI, and six runs scored in 28 games over two stints with Chicago.
Pérez is hitting .246/.305/.434 (56-for-228) with 10 doubles, 11 home runs, 29 RBI, 16 walks, and 27 runs scored in 59 games with Charlotte. He appeared in three games during his first stint with the White Sox from May 7-13, going 1-for-4 (.250).
With the move, the White Sox now have three catchers on their active roster. There has been nothing reported in the way of injuries to either Yasmani Grandal, who is starting on Friday, or Seby Zavala. Assuming all three players are healthy, it would be fair to assume that Pérez won’t see much in the way of playing time.
As more information becomes known, we will provide further updates.
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Maybe trade Anderson to Japan, 4 strikeouts with guys in scoring position every time.
Look for grandahl to be traded soon.