#roster-moves

#roster-moves

A White Sox starting pitcher has not thrown more than five innings since Aug. 2, indicating a significant struggle for the starting rotation. The bullpen has been under increased strain due to the starters' inefficiencies.

Alex Nylander, brother of William Nylander, has signed a one-year AHL contract with the Marlies, further enhancing the team's depth.

Sean Bouchard has been designated for assignment by the Rockies, creating a spot on the roster for veteran reliever Nick Anderson after promotion from Triple-A.

Kevin King has been cut by the Atlanta Falcons, despite being a valuable asset previously, as the team reassesses their cornerback depth for training camp.

The Lakers are focused on improving their point of attack defense, with roster adjustments like potentially waiving Shake Milton to create space for a defender.

The Brewers designated outfielder Avans for assignment, opening a 40-man roster spot for Blake Perkins, who was optioned to Triple-A Nashville after returning from rehab.

The Kings signed six players on Day 1 of free agency, focusing on filling their critical roster holes, but did not secure a top-tier forward or defenseman.

The Washington Capitals re-signed forward Hendrix Lapierre to a one-year, one-way $850k deal yesterday, indicating their commitment to maintaining core players.

Vinny Capra first joined the White Sox on May 15 as a waiver claim from the Milwaukee Brewers. He had played his way onto the Brewers Opening Day roster with a monster Spring Training, but he got dominated by big league pitching during the regular season.

Florida Panthers general manager Bill Zito has only $1.275 million in cap space to work with, requiring strategic signings to strengthen the roster for the 2025-26 season.

The D-backs' roster depth is severely tested as key players, including Ildemaro Vargas and Gabriel Moreno, face injuries that threaten the team’s performance.