The Chicago White Sox are gearing up for their home opener against the Los Angeles Angels in 19 days, finalizing their roster amid injury concerns. One player in the mix is Chase Meidroth, who is dealing with a calf cramping issue after leaving a game. Despite struggling at the plate this spring with a .143 batting average, Meidroth showcases an impressive on-base ability, having previously maintained a .425 OBP in the minors. The team is facing various injuries to key players, including Andrew Benintendi and Austin Slater, creating a challenging atmosphere as they anticipate the season.
Chase Meidroth left today's game with cramping in his calves. He is day-to-day.
Meidroth was a non-roster invite to camp this spring and was competing for one of the infield spots.
The Sox have not been so lucky in avoiding the injury bug this spring.
Meidroth has shown the ability to hit, posting a .293 average at Triple-A last season and having a .285 average for his career.
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