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Wilson

Wilson spent a couple days on the open market before returning to the Phillies on a new minor league pact. The 28-year-old posted a lackluster 6.65 ERA in 47 1/3 innings for the White Sox last year. He’s compiled a bloated 6.66 ERA over 51 1/3 innings for Triple-A Lehigh Valley this season. He’s merely organizational depth at this stage of his career.

No real surprises here as Johnson had an option year remaining, Johnson managed a 1.86 ERA in 9.2 innings during Spring Training, striking out eight. He’ll likely be shuttled back to the majors several times over the course of the season.

The 27-year-old hurler elected free agency from the White Sox after he was removed from their 40-man roster in September. It’s unclear if it will be a major league contract or of the minor league variety with an invitation to big league camp. Wilson posted a disappointing 6.65 ERA, 1.82 WHIP and a 28/19 K/BB ratio over 47 1/3 innings in 20 appearances with the White Sox in 2025.

Wilson hits free agency after posting an underwhelming 6.65 ERA across 47 1/3 innings over 20 appearances (five starts) this season in the big leagues. The 27-year-old righty holds a serviceable 4.82 ERA in 461 frames over 163 appearances (57 starts) in the majors dating back to 2018.

Wilson, 27, had been designated for assignment earlier in the week. The expectation is that he’ll accept the assignment and continue to function as extra rotation depth for the White Sox at Triple-A Charlotte. Wilson has struggled to a 6.65 ERa over 47 1/3 innings in 20 appearances (five starts) for the White Sox this season.

Wilson, who was just added to the roster Sunday, gets DFA’d again after pitching two hitless innings on Tuesday. He has a 6.65 ERA in 47 1/3 innings over five starts and 15 relief appearances for the White Sox this season.

Wilson returns to the big leagues after veteran starter Aaron Civale was claimed off waivers by the Cubs prior to Sunday’s game against the Yankees. The 27-year-old righty was demoted to the minors back in mid-June after posting a calamitous 6.95 ERA across 45 1/3 innings (19 appearances, five starts) in his Chicago debut.

Wilson had been designated for assignment earlier in the week. He passed through waivers unclaimed and will continue to function as extra rotation depth for the White Sox at the Triple-A level.

Instead of getting another chance in the rotation with Jonathan Cannon down, Wilson is being bumped from the White Sox roster here. The veteran was 0-2 with a 6.95 ERA in five starts and 14 relief appearances. He’ll likely clear waivers.

This explains why his stuff was off in last night’s loss to the Tigers. Cannon takes a 2-7 record and a 4.66 ERA with him to the IL. That doesn’t seem like much, but it’s considerably better than his replacement is likely to do. As much as the Triple-A rotation has struggled this year, the Whtie Sox might just default back to Bryse Wilson as Cannon’s replacement.