Daryl Van Schouwen
Staff Reporter, White Sox
Coming off an MVP season in Korea, the 30-year-old right-hander agreed to a two-year, $15 million deal.
“I‘ve reflected a ton,” Grifol said. “There’s things that I feel I could have done better, and I will be better. We will be better.”
On a quiet Monday at the winter meetings, the White Sox had “no urgency to trade Dylan Cease.”
So it goes when there are massive improvements to be made. Designated hitter Eloy Jimenez doesn’t have the trade value Dylan Cease would bring, but he could go as Getz covets a faster, more athletic team.
“I want to feel it, I want to see the pitcher and let my natural ability shine with that,” DeJong said.
The shortstop, who struggled offensively in 2023, gets a one-year, $1.75 million deal.
Chris Getz’s first trade won’t be his last this offseason, and it might not be his biggest, not with Dylan Cease as a potential chip.
White Sox shoring up middle infield early in offseason.
White Sox improve infield defense with Naperville Central graduate’s arrival on South Side.