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Toronto reinstates George Springer from the IL and designates Eloy Jiménez for assignment; Jiménez, a bat-only player, hit .290/.343/.290 with 82 wRC+ in 35 plate appearances and didn’t play the field, so Springer’s return at DH shrinks Jiménez’s roster role. Jiménez now heads to DFA waivers or release as Toronto, dealing with injuries and a 13-16 start, seeks stability.
The Toronto Blue Jays placed George Springer on the 10-day injured list with a fracture in his left big toe, promoting Eloy Jimenez to take his roster spot. Jimenez will serve as the designated hitter (and could see time at first base) while Springer recovers, with manager John Schneider noting the move is precautionary and could be a minimal 10-day absence for the veteran.
White Sox slugger Eloy Jiménez is expected to miss an extended period due to a left hamstring strain, adding to his extensive injury history. This setback complicates potential trade plans for the team, as Jiménez's health issues and recent performance decline have already dampened interest. The White Sox may also reconsider his 2025 contract option given his injury-prone nature and market value.
The Chicago White Sox have recalled outfielder Zach DeLoach for his MLB debut, following Eloy Jimenez's left hamstring strain that landed him on the 10-day IL. DeLoach, a 25-year-old left-handed hitter, was acquired from the Mariners and has shown strong plate discipline in the minors. The team also recalled right-hander Nick Nastrini and placed Steven Wilson on the 15-day IL due to a back strain.
The Chicago White Sox placed designated hitter Eloy Jimenez on the 10-day injured list due to a left hamstring strain and right-hander Steven Wilson on the 15-day IL with a back strain. In response, the team recalled right-hander Nick Nastrini and outfielder Zach DeLoach from Triple-A Charlotte. Jimenez, who has a history of soft tissue injuries, will be further evaluated by team physicians.
The White Sox placed Eloy Jimenez on the 10-day injured list, selected veteran outfielder Robbie Grossman's contract, and designated right-hander Alex Speas for assignment. Grossman, a switch-hitter, brings a solid bat and outfield experience to the team, while Speas, known for his high-velocity pitches, struggles with command. Jimenez's injury history has limited his playing time, with the latest adductor strain adding to a series of past injuries.
In the 2024 Fantasy Baseball Draft, hitters Spencer Torkelson and Eloy Jimenez are highlighted as potential valuable picks. Torkelson, despite a slow start, showed significant improvement in the latter part of the 2023 season, displaying strong power and promising StatCast data. Jimenez, although plagued by injuries, has shown improvement in his strikeout rate and has the potential for a 30-homer pace. Both players are worth considering in fantasy baseball drafts, with Torkelson projected to hit in the middle of the Detroit Tigers' lineup and Jimenez as a rare middle-of-the-order hitter available after pick 175.
The Chicago White Sox are reportedly open to selling at the trade deadline, with free-agents-to-be Lucas Giolito, Reynaldo Lopez, and Keynan Middleton being the most likely to be traded. While the team may consider offers for their four cornerstone players, Dylan Cease, Andrew Vaughn, Eloy Jimenez, and Luis Robert Jr., their intention is to keep them. The White Sox, who have underperformed this season, may need to shake things up. Other players, such as Yoan Moncada and Michael Kopech, are not considered untouchable.
White Sox closer Liam Hendriks is making progress in his recovery from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and could return to the mound soon. Outfielder Eloy Jimenez is also set to return to the lineup after recovering from an appendectomy. Infielder Jake Burger will move to second base to keep his bat in the lineup, which could impact the role of incumbent second baseman Elvis Andrus. Andrus is set to begin a rehab assignment and could return to the big league club later this week.
The Chicago White Sox scored 11 runs in the second inning, the most for the team in one inning in 16 years, to rout the Cincinnati Reds 17-4 on Sunday. Hanser Alberto had four hits and drove in a career-high four RBIs, while Gavin Sheets hit a three-run homer to cap the historic frame. The victory means the White Sox have won consecutive series, though they are still seven games out of first place in the American League Central.
Chicago White Sox outfielder/designated hitter Eloy Jiménez underwent an appendectomy and is expected to be out for four to six weeks. Jiménez had been hitting well, with a .424 average and two home runs in his last eight games. The team will have to continue to "keep grinding" without him, according to manager Pedro Grifol.
White Sox designated hitter Eloy Jimenez was hospitalized due to abdominal pain. He is currently on an eight-game hitting streak and his condition is being evaluated. The team is being cautious and Yasmani Grandal will be the designated hitter for the day.
Chicago White Sox's Eloy Jimenez will be out for four to six weeks after undergoing an appendectomy. The team lost 5-3 to the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday night. Jimenez was batting .258/.321/.423 with four home runs in 25 games and will go on the injured list with an eight-game hitting streak. The Sox need to win the rubber game Sunday to capture only their second series of the season.
Despite a 5-9 start to the season and a string of injuries, Chicago White Sox general manager Rick Hahn remains optimistic about the team's potential. Eloy Jiménez returned to the lineup after a hamstring injury, while Yoán Moncada was placed on the injured list with lower back soreness. Hahn acknowledged the team's slow start but emphasized the need for all elements to click at the same time. The Sox lost 6-3 to the Baltimore Orioles on Friday, their third straight loss.
Eloy Jimenez, the Chicago White Sox's No. 4 hitter, has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a low-grade left hamstring strain. This injury is expected to sideline him for two to three weeks. Jimenez has had a career plagued with injuries, and this setback raises concerns about the six-year, $43 million deal the Sox handed him before the 2019 season. The Sox have recalled infielder Jake Burger from Triple-A Charlotte to replace Jimenez.