Mike Clevinger Re-signs with Chicago White Sox on One-Year Deal

The right-hander, who was the team's most effective starter last season, returns amid a slow free-agent market.

Mike Clevinger has agreed to a one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, pending a physical.
Clevinger, who went 9-9 with a 3.77 ERA last season, was one of the White Sox's top performers.
The agreement comes after a notably slow offseason for free agents, with Clevinger signing five days into the regular season.
Several notable MLB free agents remain unsigned, including pitchers Trevor Bauer and Julio Urias, and outfielder Tommy Pham.
Clevinger's return is part of a broader restructuring of the White Sox's rotation, which has seen significant changes since last season.