"The White Sox announced they have outrighted outfielders Dominic Fletcher and Corey Julks, along with pitchers Elvis Peguero and , to Triple-A Charlotte. Chicago also lost Will Robertson via waivers to Pittsburgh, which brings their 40-man roster down to 35 players. Fletcher logged the most big-league time of the foursome this season. The 28-year-old appeared in a dozen games with the White Sox after getting called up in early September. He slashed .219/.265/.469 over 34 plate appearances. Fletcher only notched seven hits, but he made them count, swatting five doubles and a home run."
"Julks has the most MLB experience of the group, though the majority of his work came in 2023 with Houston. He came over in a trade midway through 2024 after the Astros designated him for assignment. Julks held down a part-time role for the White Sox after the deal, appearing in 66 games, including 45 starts. Julks got on base at a meager .275 clip while striking out at an elevated 26.5% rate. While he hardly got a look with Chicago in 2025, Julks did hit 15 home runs with 18 steals at Triple-A. It's that type of power and speed that has intrigued multiple organizations."
The White Sox outrighted outfielders Dominic Fletcher and Corey Julks and pitchers Elvis Peguero and an unnamed pitcher to Triple-A Charlotte, and lost Will Robertson on waivers to Pittsburgh, dropping the 40-man roster to 35. Fletcher, 28, appeared in 12 games after an early-September callup, slashing .219/.265/.469 in 34 plate appearances with seven hits, including five doubles and a homer, following a Triple-A season with a career-high 17 homers in 105 games. Fletcher was acquired in 2024 in a trade for Cristian Mena. Julks played 66 games, posted a .275 on-base mark, struck out at a 26.5% rate, and produced 15 homers with 18 steals at Triple-A, drawing interest for his power-speed combination.
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