Will Noah Syndergaard make it back to the majors with the White Sox this season?
White Sox Sign Noah Syndergaard to Minor League Deal in Rebuild Gamble
The Chicago White Sox have signed former All-Star pitcher Noah Syndergaard to a minor league contract, giving the 32-year-old right-hander a potential path back to Major League Baseball. Once known as “Thor†for his dominant velocity and presence on the mound, Syndergaard has struggled in recent years due to injuries, including Tommy John surgery, and a decline in effectiveness. He last pitched in 2023, posting a 6.50 ERA between the Dodgers and Guardians. The White Sox, currently deep in a rebuilding phase, view the move as a low-risk opportunity. If Syndergaard finds his rhythm, he could provide rotation depth or be flipped as a trade asset. For now, he's training at the team’s facility in Arizona, hoping to reignite a once-promising career.
Options
- Yes, he'll earn a call-up
- No, he’s done at the MLB level
- Maybe, depends on injuries
- Too early to say