The Chicago White Sox have reinstated outfielder Mike Tauchman from the injured list after he recovered from a strained right hamstring. Tauchman, who has significant MLB experience across several teams, has previously played 474 games and is noted for his batting skills. In a corresponding move, the White Sox designated Travis Jankowski for assignment after his short tenure with the team following his free-agent signing. Jankowski played only seven games with the White Sox and had minimal contributions, prompting this decision as Tauchman’s return aims to strengthen the team's offense.
Mike Tauchman has been reinstated from the injured list by the Chicago White Sox, while Travis Jankowski has been designated for assignment.
Tauchman, 34 years old, returns after a hamstring injury and brings experience from multiple MLB teams, including the Rockies and Yankees.
Jankowski, a former first-round pick, had a brief stint with the White Sox but was released shortly after being signed in March.
With a career average of .241 and a solid performance last season, Tauchman's return aims to bolster the White Sox offense.
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