The Chicago White Sox made roster changes by designating reliever Mike Clevinger for assignment after he struggled with an 0-2 record and 7.94 ERA in eight games. In his place, they promoted Steven Wilson from Triple-A Charlotte, who had a standout performance with a 1.69 ERA in five games. Clevinger's poor stats, including eight walks and only three strikeouts, prompted the team to part ways with him as they aim to improve their bullpen. Meanwhile, Wilson hopes to build on his previous season's performance and solidify his role in the major leagues.
The Chicago White Sox designated reliever Mike Clevinger for assignment Wednesday and promoted reliever Steven Wilson from Triple-A Charlotte.
Clevinger had a poor performance with an 0-2 record and a 7.94 ERA in eight appearances, leading the Sox to part ways with him.
In contrast, Steven Wilson impressed at Triple-A Charlotte with a 1.69 ERA and one save in five games, which warranted his promotion.
With a mixed performance history, Wilson looks to improve his stats from a 5.71 ERA this season and secure a more prominent role in the bullpen.
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