White Sox Cut Reese McGuire, Promote Drew Romo From Triple-A Charlotte
The Chicago White Sox made a catcher swap on Saturday, designating Reese McGuire for assignment while selecting the contract of Drew Romo from their Triple-A affiliate in Charlotte. It's a move that signals the organization is ready to see what Romo can do at the big league level.
McGuire Out, Romo Getting His Shot
McGuire's time with the White Sox is done. By designating him for assignment, Chicago opened up a roster spot and gave Romo the opportunity to prove himself in the majors. Romo, who was playing in Triple-A Charlotte, gets the call to join the major league roster and compete behind the plate.
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This is a straightforward move for a team that's clearly looking to evaluate different options at the catching position. Romo now gets his chance to show whether he belongs at this level, while McGuire will either be claimed by another team or released outright. For the White Sox, it's another step in their ongoing roster adjustments as the season moves forward.
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