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Bido

This has been a tough season for Bido. The White Sox were his seventh organization in the last five months. He could return to them if he clears waivers but perhaps another team is willing to claim him and give him a shot.

Bido winds up with his seventh different organization in the last five months. The latest stop on the 30-year-old swingman’s bizarre odyssey takes him to the Windy City where the rebuilding White Sox need someone to soak up innings in a long relief role.

Bido bounced around to a few organizations over the offseason and allowed seven runs on seven hits in 10 innings to start the year in Atlanta. If he clears waivers, he could be brought back on a minor league deal.

Bido fortifies Atlanta’s wafer-thin starting pitching depth, which has been ravaged by injuries to Spencer Schwellenbach (elbow), Joey Wentz (knee) and Hurston Waldrep (elbow) this spring. The 30-year-old righty has bounced around between several organizations over the last few months but seems likely to stick with the Braves as a viable swingman capable of gobbling up multiple innings out of the bullpen.

It’s the fifth time since the 2025 season came to a close that Bido has changed teams via waivers — going from the Athletics to the Braves, to the Rays, to the Marlins, to the Angels and now to the Yankees. He’s talented enough that he’s going to keep getting opportunities, though if the Yankees need a 40-man roster spot in the coming weeks, Bido could be on the move once again.

The Angels just claimed Bido off of waivers from the Marlins on Tuesday, but they needed to clear a roster spot after acquiring Jayvien Sandridge from the Yankees on Thursday so Bido got the boot once again. The 30-year-old right-hander has been claimed off of waivers four times already since the 2025 season ended — by the Braves, Rays, Marlins and Angels — so it seems likely that he’ll generate interest once again this time around.

Since the end of the season, Bido has been with the Athletics, Braves, Rays, Marlins, and Angels. We’ll see if it sticks this time. The 30-year-old has flashed some intriguing skills at times and could try to win a spot in the Angels’ rotation out of spring training, but we’d consider him a long shot.

The Marlins just claimed Bido on waivers from the Rays last Friday, but they needed to make room for Bradley Blalock on the 40-man roster, so it was last-in, first-out. Bido had a 5.87 ERA, 1.61 WHIP, and a 68/35 K/BB ratio over 79 2/3 innings with the Athletics last season and will be looking for another team again.

The Rays tried to sneak the hard-throwing right-hander through waivers earlier in the week but the Marlins were ready to bounce. The 30-year-old hurler struggled to a 5.87 ERA, 1.61 WHIP and a 68/35 K/BB ratio over 79 2/3 innings with the Athletics during the 2025 campaign, but he’s just one year removed from a very strong season overall. It’s likely that he’ll operate in a swingman role for the Marlins in 2026.

Bido’s stint with the Rays wound up lasting only a couple weeks after being picked up off waivers from the Braves. The 30-year-old figures to generate some interest as a versatile swingman despite recording a bloated 6.07 FIP and 68/35 K/BB ratio across 79 2/3 innings over 26 appearances for the Athletics this past season.