Overview
- The White Sox, which announced the waiver claim Friday, brought back Bryan Hudson after the Mets designated him for assignment earlier in the week.
- Hudson cannot be sent to the minors without clearing waivers again, and the team said a corresponding move will come before Saturday’s game in Milwaukee.
- The 28-year-old allowed six runs in 3.1 spring innings for New York, a rough stretch that cost him a place on the Mets’ roster.
- Chicago is betting on his upside after a standout 2024 with Milwaukee, where he logged a 1.73 ERA, with a career mark reported at 2.83.
- Lefty depth is crowded with Sean Newcomb, Chris Murphy, and Tyler Gilbert in the mix, and this is the second time in eight months Chicago has claimed Hudson, underscoring late-spring roster churn through waivers.