White Sox Bolster Outfield with Kevin Pillar on Minor League Deal

The addition of veteran outfielder Kevin Pillar aims to strengthen the White Sox's defensive lineup following a challenging 61-101 season.

Kevin Pillar, formerly with the Atlanta Braves, has signed a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox, potentially earning $3 million if he makes the major league roster.
The signing addresses the White Sox's need for more options in right field, complementing their efforts to improve defensively.
Pillar's experience includes a .257/.294/.409 career batting average and notable defensive achievements, despite a decline in defensive metrics since 2016.
White Sox fans express skepticism over recent signings, criticizing General Manager Chris Getz for not making significant improvements to the roster.
The White Sox have only four outfielders on their 40-man roster, with Pillar's addition expected to provide more depth and flexibility.