The White Sox have designated infielder Jacob Amaya for assignment to make room for Chase Meidroth, who has been reinstated from injury. Amaya, with limited offensive production and out of minor league options, has been DFA'd for the second time this season and will go on waivers within five days, with a chance to reject an outright assignment if unclaimed.
The White Sox made roster adjustments by selecting infielder Jacob Amaya and designating Gus Varland for assignment, following injuries and team needs. Chase Meidroth was placed on the injured list with a thumb contusion, and Amaya, with limited hitting but solid defense, was added to the roster. Varland, currently injured, is expected to be released after the season due to injury and roster rules. These moves reflect the team's ongoing adjustments amid injuries and performance considerations.
The Miami Marlins have called up infielder Jacob Amaya from Triple-A to make his Major League debut, potentially as early as today's game against the Nationals. Amaya was acquired from the Dodgers in January and is known for his strong defensive skills. The Marlins could use his help, as they rank last in the league in defensive runs above average. The promotion could also be a corresponding move for Jean Segura, who has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a left hamstring strain. Segura has struggled this season, hitting only .190/.259/.234 over 225 plate appearances while providing subpar defense at third base.
The Miami Marlins have called up their No. 9 prospect, infielder Jacob Amaya, to make his Major League debut. Amaya has been producing well at Triple-A Jacksonville this season with a .278/.346/.472 slash line. In a corresponding move, the Marlins have placed veteran infielder Jean Segura on the 10-day injured list due to a strained left hamstring.