2023-04-07 07:00:00
Dominican reliever Alex Colomé signed a minor league contract this Friday with the Chicago White Sox, an organization in which he saved 42 games in two seasons and in which he intends to return to the Major Leagues.
Colomé was with the Colorado Rockies in the 2022 campaign, posting a 5.74 ERA with 4 saves, 32 strikeouts and 22 walks in a season in which he mightn’t prove himself.
The 2016 All-Star Game invitee when he was closer for the Tampa Bay Rays will have a new opportunity to show the White Sox that he can help out in the bullpen once more, this following being released by the Washington Nationals at the end of the season. spring training.
Per White Sox transactions page, veteran RHP Alex Colomé is back in the organization. He had a 2.27 ERA and 42 saves over 83 games with the White Sox from 2019-20.
— Scott Merkin (@scottmerkin) April 7, 2023
Colomé posted a 5.59 earned run average in 10 games and 9.2 innings of work this spring, striking out 7 and walking the same number.
The reliever intends to add his eleventh season in the Major Leagues following wearing the clothing of the Rays, Seattle Mariners, White Sox, Minnesota Twins and Rockies.
Colomé has 159 saves in the MLB and might well return to the majors and be important for the White Sox, who intend to compete in the American League Central division.
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