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Murfee

Murfee passed through waivers unclaimed after being removed from Chicago’s 40-man roster earlier this week. The 31-year-old righty has opted to stick around in the hopes of getting another shot with the White Sox.

Murfee has been shipped to the minors after posting a calamitous 7.82 ERA across 15 relief appearances this season in his White Sox debut.

Murfee was claimed off waivers from the Astros back in November. He hasn’t pitched any MLB innings since 2023 due to undergoing Tommy John surgery, but the White Sox will hope they can get some healthy innings out of him in 2025.

Murfee hasn’t pitched in the big leagues since the 2023 season after suffering a setback over the summer in his recovery from last year’s Tommy John surgery. The 30-year-old righty represents a worthwhile gamble for the rebuilding White Sox, especially if he comes back healthy and they can flip him to a contending team at some point down the road.

Murfee appears highly unlikely to return this season after suffering a setback in his recovery from last summer’s Tommy John surgery.

Murfee was claimed off waivers last month from the Braves and isn’t expected to be ready to contribute until around midseason after undergoing Tommy John surgery last June. The procedural move clears a spot on Houston’s 40-man roster.

Murfee was claimed off waivers earlier this week after he was released by the Braves. The 29-year-old underwent Tommy John surgery last season, but he’s not expected to be ready for baseball activity until sometime in June, making him a tough sell for fantasy managers to hold and stash.

Murfee was removed from Atlanta’s 40-man roster earlier this week and quickly scooped up off the scrap heap by Houston. The 29-year-old reliever isn’t expected to be ready to contribute until midseason after undergoing Tommy John surgery last June.

Murfee was non-tendered by the Braves in October after being claimed off waivers from the division-rival Mets, but then the Braves re-signed him in October. Now the Braves will move on from Murfee yet again. The 29-year-old righty reliever isn’t expected to be ready to contribute until midseason after undergoing right elbow surgery back in June, so it’s possible he’ll latch on with another team closer to that date.

No word on the exact financial terms, but it’s a split contract for Murfee, who was non-tendered by the Braves just a few weeks ago after being claimed off waivers from the division-rival Mets. The 29-year-old righty reliever isn’t expected to be ready to contribute until midseason after undergoing right elbow surgery back in late June.