White Sox Re-Sign Dan Altavilla To Minor League Deal
Briefly

Dan Altavilla has rejoined the White Sox on a new contract, providing veteran depth to a relatively inexperienced bullpen. The 32-year-old right-hander, who previously pitched successfully for the Mariners and Padres, has faced setbacks due to injuries, including Tommy John surgery in 2021. Although he showed promise during spring training and prior seasons, he has only pitched five major league innings in the past few years. Given the Sox's focus on rebuilding and trialing young arms, Altavilla may have opportunities to contribute if he remains healthy.
The White Sox have re-signed right-hander Dan Altavilla, who has some big league experience but has struggled to stay healthy and effective in recent years.
Altavilla has rejoined the Sox on a new contract after opting out of his minor league deal, providing the inexperienced bullpen a veteran option.
With Mike Clevinger being the only experienced reliever, the Sox are keen to explore young talent, creating potential for Altavilla to gain opportunities.
Although Altavilla has only pitched five big league innings recently, the rebuilding Sox see his past performance and experience as a meaningful addition.
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