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The Chicago White Sox have placed pitcher Mike Clevinger on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation, with Jake Woodford stepping in to start in his place. Clevinger, who has struggled since his Tommy John surgery in 2020, expects to return after the minimum 15 days. The team has also designated Sammy Peralta for assignment to make room for Woodford on the roster.
The White Sox are set to re-sign right-hander Mike Clevinger to a one-year deal pending a physical, after he had a decent season with them in 2022. Clevinger missed the entire 2021 season due to Tommy John surgery and has not fully regained his pre-surgery form. His return will provide the Sox with much-needed pitching depth, as they have several new arrivals in their rotation and potential trade scenarios for current starters. If Clevinger can improve his performance, he may pitch himself into a trade opportunity.
The Chicago White Sox have reached a one-year deal with right-handed pitcher Mike Clevinger, who has a 60-39 record and a 3.45 ERA over seven seasons in the MLB. Clevinger, previously with the Cleveland Guardians and San Diego Padres, faced allegations of domestic abuse in 2023 but was not suspended after an investigation by Major League Baseball. He has agreed to comply with recommendations from the treatment board overseeing domestic violence and drugs of abuse.
The Chicago White Sox have reportedly agreed to a one-year contract with free-agent pitcher Mike Clevinger, pending a physical. Clevinger, ranked No. 31 among The Athletic’s Top 40 free agents, is expected to bolster the team's pitching rotation. The deal comes after MLB's investigation into allegations of physical and child abuse against Clevinger, which concluded with no disciplinary action. Clevinger, who previously played for Cleveland and the Padres, is set to join the White Sox for the upcoming season.
The Yankees were in talks with Jordan Montgomery before he signed with the Diamondbacks, but negotiations hit a snag due to luxury tax implications. The Red Sox have not made an offer to free agent starter Mike Clevinger and are relying on internal options for their rotation. Injuries to key players have opened up an opportunity for Austin Shenton to make the Rays' Opening Day roster as a bench player.
Pitcher Mike Clevinger has declined his half of a $12 million mutual option with the Chicago White Sox, receiving a $4 million buyout and becoming a free agent. Clevinger spent one season with the team, posting a 3.77 ERA across 131 1/3 innings. Turning 33 in December, he is expected to land a multi-year contract this offseason. The White Sox will need to add multiple starting pitchers, with Dylan Cease being the only certain occupant of the Opening Day rotation.
Chicago Cubs' ace Marcus Stroman left his start against the Cardinals in London due to a blister on his right index finger, but the injury is not considered serious. The White Sox's Mike Clevinger may return to the active roster before the All-Star break, while closer Liam Hendriks will be out for over a month due to right elbow inflammation.
The Chicago White Sox will face the Los Angeles Dodgers in an upcoming game with both teams looking to improve their standings in their respective divisions. The White Sox have struggled this season, with a weak lineup and pitcher Mike Clevinger allowing too many runs. The Dodgers, on the other hand, have a strong lineup and pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who has been having a remarkable season. The Dodgers are favored to win and cover the spread, while the game is predicted to be low-scoring with the Under on 8.5 runs.
Jimmy Lambert will start for the White Sox in their game against the Guardians on Monday, replacing the injured Mike Clevinger. Lambert has only made five starts in his career and has a 6.23 ERA this year. The Guardians are expected to start Hunter Gaddis, who has a 6.86 ERA in five games this year.
Dylan Cease has been named the Opening Day starter for the Chicago White Sox, with Lance Lynn, Lucas Giolito, Mike Clevinger, and Michael Kopech rounding out the rotation. Cease was the runner-up for the AL Cy Young in 2022 and focused on training his body to throw more innings this offseason. Giolito, who struggled in 2022, worked on his weight and nutrition to return to his 2019-21 form. Clevinger is a new addition to the rotation, while Kopech is looking to reach his potential after an injury in 2022.