White Sox Cut Reese McGuire, Call Up Drew Romo From Triple-A Charlotte
The Chicago White Sox made a catching swap on Saturday, designating veteran catcher Reese McGuire for assignment while promoting Drew Romo from their Triple-A affiliate in Charlotte. The move signals a shift in how the organization plans to handle the position as the season moves forward.
McGuire Out, Romo In
McGuire's time with the White Sox is over. The team DFA'd him to make room on the roster, a straightforward decision that clears the way for fresh options behind the plate. Romo, who was catching games in Triple-A Charlotte, got the call up to the majors. It's the kind of move that happens early in the season when rosters are still being shaped and front offices are testing what they have.
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The White Sox are essentially saying they want to see what Romo can do at the big league level. Whether McGuire clears waivers or lands elsewhere, the focus shifts to how Romo performs in a major league uniform. These roster moves this early in the year often hint at the direction a team is heading, and Chicago is clearly looking to evaluate their younger talent.
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