For the second straight offseason, the White Sox have an opening at second base after declining Josh Harrison’s 2023 club option.
“Ultimately, it comes down to resource allocation. We do have some internal options, and perhaps there's a way to balance the lineup a little bit better by an addition at that spot. We'll see.”
The White Sox had a revolving door at second in 2022 even with Harrison in the fold, with seven players seeing time there. They posted a combined .238/.278/.351 slash line, ranking 23rd in MLB in OPS. But as far as free agents go, second basemen available include Brandon Drury, Adam Frazier and Jean Segura. Current internal options include Leury García, Danny Mendick, Romy Gonzalez and Lenyn Sosa.
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