Outfielder AJ Pollock has declined his $13 million option with the Chicago White Sox, multiple outlets reported.
Pollock, 34, instead will take a $5 million buyout and test the free agency waters after one season with Chicago.
He batted .245, the lowest mark of his career in a full season, with 14 homers and 56 RBIs in 138 games in 2022.
Pollock is a career .276 hitter with an .801 OPS, 140 home runs and 470 RBIs over 1,033 games with the Arizona Diamondbacks (2012-18), Los Angeles Dodgers (2019-21) and White Sox.
He made the National League All-Star team and won a Gold Glove in 2015. The Dodgers traded him to Chicago on April 1 for reliever Craig Kimbrel.
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