A day after Aaron Sivale requested a business, Milvauki Broovers sent a right -handed batsman to the Chicago White Sox on Friday.
Many outlets reported the deal, in which the first Basman Andrew Vaughan went to the brooers in exchange for the pitcher.
Sivale lost his early role to the top prospect Jacob Misiorowski, who threw five no-in innings at the beginning of a dazzle on Thursday to defeat St. Louis Cardinals.
After the team informed Sivale that he was going to Bulpen, his agent, Jack Toffee made a business request to Bruce’s General Manager Matt Arnold.
“The conversation was very professional,” Toffee said according to the athletic on Thursday. “I just said very respectfully that Aaron would really like the opportunity to continue his career as a starter. He is going to be a free agent at the end of the year.”
Toffee said that Sewale was not dissatisfied, but was only examining his options.
“Aaron is not angry or beating his fist on the table,” said Toffee. “But it’s a little confusing because he has not made his way out of the rotation. It is a subjective option that the organization is creating.”
On Thursday, at the age of 30, Sivale recorded all 122 performances of his regular session as a starter. He came out of the Bulpen in the game 1 defeat of the 2024 National League Wild-Card Series against New York Mets, throwing three scorer innings.
This season with Civale Milwauki is 1-2 with 4.91 ERA in this season. He is 40–37 with 4.06 ERA in his career with Cleveland (2019–23), Tampa Bay Raz (2023–24) and Broverns, who did business for him in the last July.
The 27-year-old Vaughan was dumped in Triple-e-Charlett last month.
Vaughan batted with 77 Homeers and 293 RBI in 610 games as White Sox had a third draft in total in the 2019 MLB draft.
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