Tommy Pham Signs Minor League Deal with White Sox Amid Historic Slump

Veteran outfielder Tommy Pham joins the Chicago White Sox on a minor league contract as the team faces a severe offensive drought and multiple injuries.

Tommy Pham, with a career spanning 10 years and seven teams, has signed a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox.
The White Sox are experiencing their worst start in franchise history with a 2-14 record and have scored the least runs in Major League Baseball this season.
Pham's deal includes a potential $3 million salary with additional performance bonuses and a clause for release if not added to the major league roster by April 25.
The team is struggling with significant injuries, missing key players like Luis Robert Jr. and Yoán Moncada, impacting their performance.
Pham's signing is part of the White Sox's strategy to rebuild and improve their offensive capabilities while dealing with budget constraints.