Former Los Angeles Dodgers relievers Corey Knebel and Scott Alexander have discovered new properties. Knebel signed a minor league take care of the Chicago White Sox, whereas Alexander signed a one-year take care of the Oakland Athletics.
Knebel will probably be in large league camp as a non-roster invitee. He didn’t pitch in 2023 whereas he was recovering from a capsule tear in his shoulder that occurred with the Philadelphia Phillies late in 2022.
Alexander and the A’s agreed to a one-year contract on Tuesday changing into the third former Dodger to hitch the A’s from the Giants this offseason. Alex Wooden and Ross Stripling will almost definitely be within the beginning rotation whereas Alexander will pitch out of the bullpen.
The 34-year-old spent the final two years with the Giants. Final 12 months, he recorded a 4.66 ERA in 48.1 innings for San Francisco.
The White Sox would be the fifth staff for Knebel and the A’s will probably be Alexander’s fourth.
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