In a straightforward roster move, the Chicago White Sox have traded catcher Chuckie Robinson to the Los Angeles Angels, turning the page on Robinson's stint in the Windy City.
The Chicago White Sox have traded catcher Chuckie Robinson to the Los Angeles Angels, the team announced Wednesday. In return, Los Angeles is sending cash considerations back to Chicago.
The Los Angeles Angels acquired catcher Chuckie Robinson from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for cash considerations on Wednesday. To make room for Robinson on their 40-man roster, the Angels designated right-hander Davis Daniel for assignment.
The Chicago White Sox designated Puerto Rican catcher Martin Maldonado for assignment, The Athletic reported Wednesday. In addition to Maldonado, the team
2:39pm: White Sox manager Pedro Grifol confirmed to reporters (including MLB.com’s Scott Merkin) that Robinson had the ability to opt out of his contract with the club if not added to the 40-man roster.
The White Sox are continuing to rebuild their catching depth. According to his MLB.com profile page, free agent Chuckie Robinson is the latest to join the organization on a minor-league deal.
The Chicago White Sox have fortified their catching depth by signing Chuckie Robinson to a minor-league deal. Robinson, who turned 29 just days ago, will bring his talents to Triple-A Charlotte in hopes of climbing back to the majors.