The Chicago White Sox have acquired relief pitcher Brandon Eisert from the Tampa Bay Rays after he was claimed off waivers. To accommodate Eisert on the 40-man roster, the White Sox designated Steven Wilson for assignment. Eisert, 27, made his major league debut last season and has spent the majority of his career in Triple-A, showcasing an impressive 3.83 ERA over three seasons. Despite not throwing hard, Eisert has been effective in the minors and has the potential to contribute in the big leagues with his consistent ground-ball rates and strikeout capabilities.
Eisert, 27, made his big league debut last season and has generally successful numbers in Triple-A, finally getting a chance in the major leagues.
The White Sox claimed Brandon Eisert off waivers and designated Steven Wilson for assignment to make room on the 40-man roster.
Eisert has spent three seasons in Triple-A Buffalo, with a 3.83 ERA in 183 1/3 innings, consistently generating quality results.
As a former 18th-round pick, Eisert relies on a 90-92 mph fastball along with a slider and changeup, showing potential despite a lack of velocity.
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