White Sox Place Andrew Benintendi On IL With Adductor Strain
Briefly

Andrew Benintendi of the White Sox has been placed on the ten-day injured list with a left adductor strain, following a disappointing start to the season. Despite a five-year contract worth $75 million, Benintendi's performance has been underwhelming, particularly over his first two seasons with the team. The White Sox, struggling with a 2-8 record, hope that their veteran players can build trade value; Benintendi's recent improvement in form adds significance to his recovery. His absence may not be long-term, as the injury was subsequently deemed serious enough for the IL only after a few days.
Andrew Benintendi was placed on the ten-day injured list due to a left adductor strain, impacting his ability to build trade value for the struggling White Sox.
The White Sox's decision to place Benintendi on the injured list isn't a major setback, given their 2-8 start this season and last year's poor performance.
Despite signing a five-year, $75MM contract, Benintendi struggled in the first two seasons, prompting questions about whether he can regain his strong late-season form from last year.
The White Sox are looking for veteran players like Benintendi to build trade value, as the team is not competing actively this year.
Read at MLB Trade Rumors
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