#mlb-roster-moves

#mlb-roster-moves

The White Sox actively manage their 40-player roster, responding to injuries and performance changes.

Andrew Benintendi's injury has led the White Sox to reassess their outfield depth as Maton returns unexpectedly from Charlotte.

Daulton Varsho's return is significant for the Jays as he comes back healthy, while Casey Lawrence's journey showcases remarkable perseverance in baseball.

Jonatan Clase and Braydon Fisher have been called up to the Jays, while Alan Roden and Dillon Tate have been sent to Buffalo.

Dodgers are set to activate Tommy Edman and Max Muncy, prompting roster moves and the likely designation for assignment of Nick Ahmed and Andy Pages.

Shohei Ohtani goes on paternity leave, while Eddie Rosario is called up to replace him on the Dodgers roster.

Michael Grove returns to the Dodgers' roster as they adjust ahead of their game against the Diamondbacks, indicating ongoing player movements within the team.

The Dodgers have strengthened their roster by signing Blake Snell, Michael Conforto, and other players for the 2025 season and beyond.

The Dodgers optioned three players to Triple-A after the Tokyo Series, creating space for returning pitchers.

Landon Knack had a solid performance in the Tokyo Series, while Sauer and Outman didn't participate in games.

The Dodgers continue to manage their roster amid a pitching shortage, optioning J.P. Feyereisen after a brief stint.

The White Sox's decision to retain Jacob Amaya despite poor performance lacks logical justification.

Josh Rojas joins the White Sox roster after injury, indicating potential impact on the team's performance this season.

Josh Rojas joins White Sox active roster after injury; veteran Bobby Dalbec designated for assignment.

Giancarlo Stanton was moved to the 60-day injured list due to elbow tendinitis, while the Yankees claimed outfielder Bryan De La Cruz off waivers.

The Braves have made roster adjustments by sending Ian Anderson to Gwinnett and losing Bryan De La Cruz to the Yankees.