The focus for each Major League Baseball’s 30 teams has shifted as the season approaches. Instead of focusing on external additions to improve their roster, most teams have been working through the group of players in tow to build the best possible 26-man roster. A few stragglers remain on the free-agent market, however, as they await an injury or an opportunity on a team looking for depth. Earlier this week, former White Sox righty Tommy Kahle agreed to a deal with the Boston Red Sox, giving Boston a reliever with a solid track record and representing a missed opportunity for the White Sox.
White Sox miss easy bullpen reunion after Mike Vasil injury as Red Sox pounce
