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Chicago White Sox Announce Release of Former Orioles Player from Organization
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The Chicago White Sox are currently taking on the Cleveland Guardians in a crucial AL Central weekend series, which has first-place implications.
Much like the rest of MLB, the White Sox are doing a lot of roster shuffling post-All-Star break.
One move Chicago made a few days ago was booting All-Star outfielder Austin Hays from the roster.
On Friday, the White Sox skipped the DFA limbo process and went ahead and released Hays from their organization.
More MLB on Heavy: 3-Year Atlanta Braves Pitcher Elects Free Agency After Royals ReleaseAustin Hays’ MLB CareerAustin Hays, 31, has played in parts of nine MLB seasons.